Re: Vets Fees
We were recommended by a friend to go there, but we left Vets4Pets as they were so money orientated. The tests and procedures they wanted to carry out on our terminally ill labrador was nothing to do with his well being, but just so that they could charge us the earth. We refused the procedures and said we just wanted palliative care for him so we went back to our small local private practice, who were quite happy to offer the care we wanted for him, for very little money. The care of our lab was all that interested them and he had a virtually pain free passing.Re: Vets Fees
Kath I am not going to comment on the chain of vets you mentioned , let's just say I have heard unfavourable things and think you would be better off with a small independent practice.Re: Vets Fees
Do you not have the Pet Insurance to Pay the Vet Bills? I use Direct Line and they will pay the Vet Direct so you don't get Landed then have to Claim it back. I pay a small Amount each Month and My Bills are Covered.Re: Vets Fees
We have always said vets have a licence to print money ! We have some wonderful vets here and I have to say that they are kinder and much more sympathetic than any vet we used in UK over the years. The vet practice we use here was originally called Centrocam, similar to many UK vet places in UK, shop, grooming parlour, vet etc and was a fairly widespread chain. The company, I believe, belonged to two brothers but one brother sold out his share to, again, we were told a British company, and the practices around us suddenly became Pets World. Everything remained the same, we still have the same lovely vets but the prices almost doubled overnight !Re: Vets Fees
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