Molly the Mutt ...

EmilysDad replied on 19/07/2021 16:48

Posted on 19/07/2021 16:48

 ... was at the vets again today. You see programmes like The Yorkshire Vet when they remove various lumps & bumps from pets from ranging from hamsters to horses. They never say how much these operations cost though. Molly has just had a 'warty thing' removed from her cheek ...... £££££ ker ching. That'll be almost £1200 please! 

I think she must still be a bit groggy due to the anaesthetic .... she doesn't know what to do with herself.  😢

moulesy replied on 19/07/2021 20:02

Posted on 19/07/2021 20:02

PS - would think about changing vets, but 2 of the vets, 2 of the nurses and one receptionist are all past students of mine so feel a bit obliged! laughing

Takethedogalong replied on 19/07/2021 20:18

Posted on 19/07/2021 20:18

It’s becoming a bit of a money racket though. Our vets are now part of a huge group, specialising mainly in small animals, ie where the emotive money is. They supply their own brand medicines (which are formulas in corporate packaging), and even do Insurance cover. So you take out the insurance, you pay the higher than usual vet fees, and get supplied with over priced products. A win-win for the franchise.  These franchises aren’t as interested in small town practices, or where the work involves a lot of large animal work, there isn’t enough in it for them. (I am quoting a lovely independent vet who looked after our dog in deepest Wales here).

We are currently using two vets for our Lab, our local, and a specialist looking after his eye problems, around 8 miles away. We now get the specialist practice to do the “routine” blood tests, as it usually comes in around £150 cheaper than our local vets. 

 

stuarttipo replied on 17/10/2021 14:39

Posted on 19/07/2021 20:02 by moulesy

PS - would think about changing vets, but 2 of the vets, 2 of the nurses and one receptionist are all past students of mine so feel a bit obliged! laughing

Posted on 17/10/2021 14:39

lol hope you get a discount, ps your dogs look lovely red setters ?

 

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