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RIP Skoshi! Love You Donating Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Wichita falls,tx
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my vet doesnt charge for shots or well puppy checks either. or to recheck ears and get them clean. for his well puppy check is 50 dollars but that included cleaning his ears and the flea, ticks, and heartworm medicine and earmites medicine!(along with the original puppy check) shots were 23 dollars. | |
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YT Addict Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Halifax, NS
Posts: 260
| ![]() We have a great vet. She doesn't seem to charge for a 'visit'. We just pay for the service we need. If Punkin needs shots - that's all we pay. When she had ear problems we only paid for the drops and sedation they did to clean her ears. I am shocked (in a gooe way) when we pay the bill. Three visits, sedation (and a full day at the clinic for Punkin) and the container of ear drops was $56 (Canadian). Can't beat that. She is so kind and caring. Now the wait to get in to see her is the problem. You usually have to wait at least an hour sometimes 2 as she never turns anyone away and many people stop in for an emergency so she gets behind schedule. An elderly lady I knew had a sick cat - our vet took the cat and had her for three weeks trying to diagnose the problem. In the end the cat needed surgery and medication etc. The bill was $200 in total for everything and the lady can pay as she can afford to over time since she is on a very small pension.
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RIP Skoshi! Love You Donating Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Wichita falls,tx
Posts: 3,383
| ![]() my pups prevention medicine was a 3 in one. they put on his neck its fleas, ticks, and heartworm all in one) so all i have payed in vet bills is 50 dollars for well puppy check(lungs, heart, blah blah lol) including the stool exam, ear cleanings, earmite medicine, the 3 in one prevention then i had to go back to get his ears done again 15.00 then next week again 15.00 ( they wanted to clean them and check to see the progress on the earmites) and then 23.00 for his second shots(breeder gave 1st), and some more prevention medicine 3 in one. 103.00 (over a months periods almost) but if he wouldnt have had earmines is would have been way less! |
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Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Central Texas
Posts: 2,624
| ![]() My vet never ever charges for an office visit - he only charges for what he does; shots, fecal exam etc. It is always very inexpensive. If I take one of them in and there is nothing wrong or nothing to do, he doesn't charge anything. He kept my old schnauzer who went into renal failure for 3 days till my daughter could get hold of me (I was on vacation - out of cell service range) and I could call the vet back. My sweet old baby was in renal failure. The vet bathed him and shaved his hind end (my baby was staying with my mom and got diarrhea and my mom didn't know it - she's old and her eyesight is not very good - plus he had black fur and he was laying out in the yard - mom thought he was just laying in the sun getting warm). Anyway the vet cleaned him up, kept him on IV's for 3 days, gave him pain meds, and then when I called him, we decided to go a head and send him to the rainbow bridge - we already had talked about this possibility should something happen while I was gone. He put him to sleep, sent him to the crematory and then received him back and when I went to pick up his ashes, he charged me $100. I nearly FELL OVER! I am so grateful to have a vet like him!
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Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Flowery Branch, Georgia
Posts: 227
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checkup cost with insurance. My Vet usually charges around $200.00 with the majority of the charge being for bloodwork.. Lynn and Gin-Gin ![]() | |
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Donating YT 12K Club Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Council Bluffs Iowa
Posts: 12,552
| ![]() Here is the next question. Why do the vets require a stool sample as part of a routine check. I never take one in unless I suspect worms. Think about it this way. You take them in once a year for a check, what if they pick up worms a month after their check. If there is no indication of worms I don't see a need for a stool sample. I also don't see a need to do the expensive heart worm test if you have had them on heartworm meds. I believe those are things they do just to run the bill up. They wanted to do a heartworm test on Chachi and I said no. He was on heartworm meds, he doesn't need the test. |
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Donating YT 3000 Club Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Sequim, Wa
Posts: 4,541
| ![]() My vet offers a puppy package with all shots, deworming, unlimited fecal tests and unlimited office visits for up to one year of age for a flat fee of about $200 as I recall. Given that we need to have wellness checks and fecals before every new puppy school class (and we are on number 3) it has been a real deal. The only thing it does not cover is spay/neuter and meds.
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Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: South Dakota
Posts: 340
| ![]() I never spend more than $40 or so for a vet visit with shots. I just had Lola in the other day for an eye infection and they charged me $19 for the exam and eye stain, then the meds I had to take home for her were about $20. Our vet has always been very, very reasonable. |
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Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: California
Posts: 175
| ![]() No its just a package deal, it basically covers the 4 sets of shots, (it would cost a little more if i got him nutered) then i got a discount on the chip since i purchase the package the chip was only $28 instead of $40. Heres what my First 2 Bills looked Like- $5.60 DHLP/DA2LP $27.60 Office Call $5.60 Parvo $6.06 Panacur $13.61 Revolution for Ear Mites (not included in plan) Total for 1st Visit- $58.47 2nd Visit- $18.00 Follow Up Exam $5.60 Interceptor $4.38 Corona Vacc $5.60 Parvo Total $33.78 Avid Chip-$28 Approx $92 for 2 visits.. not counting the extras |
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YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Oklahoma
Posts: 835
| ![]() My visits are generally free. ((I've been lucky so far too though!!! Haven't had any sickness or problems) I actually don't think I've had to pay for anything other than medicine and shots... ![]() Call me lucky! He's actually been my dads vet for the farm for awhile... So he's good to me. He's been my vet ever since I got Chloe like 3 years ago. I think the only things other than shots and medicine I've paid for is getting Chloe fixed. I think that was like $60 and they kept her overnight. But believe me, we've paid for it in everything we've bought and are still buying for the cattle... Not to mention paying for their services, now thats expensive! |
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Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Victorville, CA
Posts: 181
| ![]() My vet offers a puppy package that includes all the shots they need and a fecal check and 15% off spay or neuter. The package is $115.00. They get a check over by the dr. and any shots needed until they are all protected. I thought it was a pretty good deal. |
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