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Originally Posted by blancla  I have to disagree with you on this one. I had a female that needed an emergency c-section, and at my regular vets office, he would not preform the surgery until he had payment up front. Now he accepts carecredit which we did so that there would be no issue in payments, but it's true. The emergency vet here doesn't preform any services unless you can pay the bill upfront. They don't accept the carecredit, so it's on you to max out a credit card or pay in cash. So to answer your question, there are some vets that will not preform any services unless you pay even if you do have a relationship with them. |
But as I just posted, your pets welfare is your responsibility not the vets.
Why not expect you to max out your CC. And if your credit is bad and you cannot get a CC then why should a vet trust you?
The truth is, that most people do have the resources, either friends or family or a car title, but they expect the vet to just trust them.