Can you Afford a Pets Injury?

[inlovewithanimals]

me and my amily wpould come up with the money some way i meen we know pets are not cheap and we consider them family! And we would treat them just like humans.

Justin

[Jessika]

I probably would not have the money up front, but believe me, if my pets needed any emergency medical attention, the money WOULD be there, whether it be donated from friends or family or I had to work my butt off for it, it WOULD be there. I have too many friends and family that think of my dogs as their "neices/nephews" and "godpups" for any emergency not to be taken care of.

I know that's bad, but as this point in my life our savings is very minimum; Shoot I don't even have medical insurance or money to cover my OWN emergencies... but I KNOW we will be taken care of. If nothing else, God will provide.

[luvofallhorses]

yes, we would find a way to pay for the medical bill. Luckily, our vet lets us make payments.

[columbine]

"Afford?" I have credit, I could just sacrifice my future. "Afford" doesn't mean much.

[G535]

I've been in debt most of my working life for animals, mostly horses and cats.

Now it's only one cat and my vet takes payments and I have an emergency credit card.

[Kalei]

I would be able to afford it with the help of visa and debt, but no matter what I could come up with it and just have to pay the debt off later.

[Ginger's Mom]

I have used plastic money in the past for $1000 in pet medical bills (to try to save my RB girl), it took several years to pay back. And I would not hesitate for a second to do the same thing again. It is definitely worth it.

[MONITORLUVR]

i spent over 3000.00 trying to save my savanna monitor thorn she had a leaky heart valve. reptile vet visits just for the vet to look at them start at 75.00 and up. and then finding someone that knows what there doing not easy. you dog and cat owners are lucky you can take them anywhere. as for affording to take them i'm lucky to have found a good vet that takes payments.