How much have you spent???

I was wondering whats the most everyone has spent on a single vet visit. the most i've spent was around $550 when i got foxy neutered, microchiped and vaccinated

I have been very lucky with my kitty's so far 150 dollars for the operation to have part of Lexie's tail amputated.

I voted $500+ for Rutherford's surgery recently. But my average visit is certainly much less.

$1500 and change when Duncan had to go to the emergency clinic....It's about $200 when we go for his annual visit to stock up on Frontline and heartworm meds for the year. Luckily, he has stayed out of trouble recently....*fingers crossed* :rolleyes: :D

Probably between $100-200, but mostly less. We got Blaze neutered for FREE as well!!:eek: :D

Over $500 on our RB Opus. When we found him, he had heartworms. :(

$200 or under, for Happys spay. Perkys spay was cheap as shelter dogs get a dicount, Ripley neuter was only like $80 also shelter dog discount, Misty has only been twice(with us I mean, obviously her breeder had the pups vetted lol) once for her check up and once for her parvo shot, and she is not spayed. and Happy has been several times actually because of her vaccinosis as a pup, and recently because of her toe injury from that stupid badly made flyball box(the space between the pedal and the face was too big, her toe got trapped behind the pedal as she was pressing it) when we had Shadow, and we still did yearly vaccinations, it was cheap as well, because we got it done through a friend of my dads. Blair has only been twice with us as well, once for check up and back at 16 weeks for parvo. he bits so we want to get him a rabis shot, as well as neutered but we dont have the money for that right now so we just have to work with his behaivor training wise, which is difficult because he is REALLY dumb lol

About $220 for Caleb's vaccinations.

the most exensive trip was when Beanie was hit by the truck. that was $265

Whe my RB Sheena has to get transfusions and everything.She was on IV's.She had Kidney Disease.This cost over $2000,this included boarding and food.And i think it also included Kodies boarding and food.This was only for one week.

When we get vaccinations for the dogs and cats we go at the same time to get a discount and it is usually less than $200 for the 5 dogs and 2 cats, the most we have spent for one dog is $180 and that is because Micki needed an x-ray of his leg, it was an agility related accident and that stupid x-ray didn't even tell us anything!

The most expensive was I think around $500 or so when Jesse got pancreatitis.

We pay around $200 something each yearly checkup.

They only time we've had to rush them to the emergency vet was years and years ago when Simba got some sort of allergic reaction, and that only ended up being around $160 for 2 pills and a "He'll be fine." :rolleyes:

We spent over $800 on Ripley when he got sick with a blood infection that almost killed him. Poor little guy was at the vet hospital for over a week.

The most exensive trip was when Kirby suddently came down with the dog version of AIDS. that was over $500 becasue they needed a stool and pee sample to scan for stuff to see what was wrong. and then to prescribe the dug to fix it.

regular checkup visits cost around 200

Over $500.00. Our Gidget after having 2 babies tried to give birth to a stillborn a week later. Off to the emergency for a c-section. She was great though, had the c-section came home that afternoon and continued to nurse and clean her babies (kittens).

Justin jokes that we should have part of his paycheck direct-deposited straight to the vet.

This month, so far we've spent over $500 at the vet. $200 was for Bitsy's and Nacey's vaccinations, heartguard, and Bitsy's allergy pills. The rest (about $350 thus far) was for Roxy who has been having a lot of problems. We will be taking Roxy to a specialist who charges $100 just for the office visit. :eek:

About $1000 for Penny when she was sick a couple of years ago, the Vet could not figure out what was wrong with her which nearly killed her :mad:. Ended up being an infection and the vet only decided to test her at the last minute when she was very sick .

I wont see that particular vet anymore, i dont trust her :(.

$900. for Laceys first knee ligament surgery.

I think in the beginging of finding out Tristan ( Golden/ Chessie) had Lymphoma last August - the bill from the initial visit to the oncologist was over $700.

in 5 months of treating his cancer, I think I spent between $4000 and $5000 .

Thank GOD and all my Golden Retreiver friends, someone sent me to IMOM ( In Memory of Magic) a charity that helps pets whose people can't afford those kinds of huge vet bills.

IMOM's Mission is:

"Helping people help pets. To better the lives of sick, injured and abused companion animals. We are dedicated to insure that no companion animal has to be euthanized simply because their caretaker is financially challenged."


IMOM is wonderful - if you ever think you might not be able to cover some disaster with your pet - please bookmark their website - it could save your pets life.

http://www.imom.org/

And if you are one of those who are lucky enough to have the resources for such emergencies, bookmark it anyway - a friend might need it someday.

IMOM is a non-profit, 501C charity, meaning that donations are tax deductable, and they do wonderful, meaningful work for pets in need - including rescues and emergencies. If you donate to pet charities, please consider donating to IMOM ......


In memory of my Beloved Tristan -
I miss your little cowlick face!

If you would like to know more of Tristan's story - check out his site -
http://groups.msn.com/TristansPlace/_whatsnew.msnw

laura

That was 120 $! It was when Inka was still a kitten; we found out then that she has cerebellar hypoplasia :(