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Originally Posted by gracielove  I'm so sorry for what your little girl has had to go through. You are very wise to advise people to get pet insurance. Although it is true the insurance only reimburses the vet and you have to pay the bill up front...at least you know the money is there. Some people have a credit card set aside for just such an emergency. They can pay the bill with the credit card and then pay off the credit card with the insurance payment. You do what you have to do.
The other thing is that some people seem to think that some of us are over protective of our little babies but just the fact that the OP's little girl broke her leg by jumping off a bed shows that they can be fragile. We can't always be there to protect them from every possible danger, try as we may. |
It's true that they really are so fragile. I have to say that when I was looking for a second yorkie I wanted one that was a little smaller than my original (Teddy 7 pounds) so that when I have to carry them both (which is often) it would be less weight, so I was aiming for 5 pounds….well sweet Lola is 3 pounds and will maybe max out at 3.5, and I have to say, next time I get a yorkie (which will hopefully not be for a long long time as I want these two to live forever……I will shoot for 7-9 pounds, they are a little sturdier. Not much, but a little
