Accrington Web - View Single Post - Baxenden girl needs £1,500 to save attacked cat

katex · 22-01-2009, 17:37

I hope this young lady does raise the money to treat her cat.

I am sure that the vet would have not offered the operation if she didn't think it would prolong its life without discomfort.

The only thing I find sad about this is that, when you take on a pet of any kind, you have to be prepared for all emergencies that hit your pocket ... they are not cheap toys.

Don't know much about Pet Insurance, but feel everyone should take this out if you wish to be able to meet any costly unexpected veterinary bills .. unless you are sure you will have the finances if any accidents happen in the future. This would keep your pet with you rather than the option of putting it down due to lack of finance.

22-01-2009, 17:37	#24
katex Resting in Peace Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Clayton-le-Moors Posts: 10,551 Blog Entries: 3 Liked: 16 times Rep Power: 11259	Re: Baxenden girl needs £1,500 to save attacked cat I hope this young lady does raise the money to treat her cat. I am sure that the vet would have not offered the operation if she didn't think it would prolong its life without discomfort. The only thing I find sad about this is that, when you take on a pet of any kind, you have to be prepared for all emergencies that hit your pocket ... they are not cheap toys. Don't know much about Pet Insurance, but feel everyone should take this out if you wish to be able to meet any costly unexpected veterinary bills .. unless you are sure you will have the finances if any accidents happen in the future. This would keep your pet with you rather than the option of putting it down due to lack of finance.