( ｢'Θ')📙hmhm...🇬🇧AnimalDr.cost?

15-45£.
*Includes examination/discussion/advice with owner
NB Laboratory tests are usually free of charge or included in their cost at the time of vaccination injection.

Dental cleaning/treatment under general anesthesia (excluding dental x-ray film)
120-300£ (cats)
140-500£ (dogs)

Pets are important family members..
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The story must have been there.
I hope the medical cost burden will be more moderate.

Perhaps such amounts are reached in larger animals.🙄
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Oh, people are turning into dogs these days.
I've seen it talked about on Twitter.
By the way, you didn't have surgery to stop being human, did you?😺∑(´Θ`)

Over here I had to get the pupper some help with her teeth. Basically she had to put her under to even do the x-ray, so I had to kind of just send her in and hope for the best because the procedure would happen immediately after the x-ray and she ended up having 4 teeth taken out, a bunch cleaned and polished. Overall came to 400€ or so, which was like my whole month's salary lol. Completely cleaned me out pretty much. I expected around 250-300€ as the bill and even the vets were confused about the itemized list coming to as much and apologized. What can you do though.

At least it's hard to regret that spending since there's a special joy in knowing that your pet will feel better and got the help they needed even if it causes yourself harm, y'know. Hope your pet's feeling better :)

LOL - I was doing exactly the same thing as the wet couple of years ago. And it would cost about £200 - but hey - different county = different reality xD
Also this is actually hard labor xD You need a lot of strenght to remove tooth (especially canine) but also a lot of finese to not break jaw or mandibule - since they are more fragile than tooth itself - especially when we are talking about cats xD

I saw your giveaway and was so happy I could crush expectations for the next cart with Fortix, I forgot about the 5p rule ....