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Re: Small Animal Vet Fees
As I am starting my job on Monday I think I am going to do this each time I get paid
![]() When I took my hamster Honey to the vets it cost me £18 just for a consultation!! |
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Re: Small Animal Vet Fees
ive nearly paid over £150 for my one lil naughty rattie... vet bills etc..I didnt care how much it cost.. it may sound alot.. but as long as she is all healthy and happy . thats all that matters dont it ! ![]() |
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Re: Small Animal Vet Fees
I can't say for sure (can't remember the costs for my first gerbils) but I think its been anywhere between £30 - £50 for when my gerbils needed a treatment/operation. That included consultation/checkup fees. Gerbils are little fighters I feel, they often respond well to treatments. Of course its worth it to see them live to an old age.
I'd like to note that if someone is ever in a position where you are financially unable to afford an important treatment you could approach the PDSA and see if they have any options for you. PDSA - Home Page PDSA - Eligibility Last edited by swiftgerbil; 18-02-2009 at 02:44 PM.. |
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