Daisy came to visit! She had her emergency pyometra surgery a few weeks ago and she wanted to come by and say thank you to everyone who helped her get better!
The disconnect between the vet profession and our skyrocketing costs of care.
We just finished Lola’s pyometra surgery. Here’s what you need to know so that you don’t end up unable to afford this kind of care. And my incredible frustration for how expensive emergency vet care has gotten. Every person who works here at JVC loves pets as much as we love our family and none of us (except maybe the doctors) could have afforded this surgery at a specialist hospital or ER.
Another unspayed dog in dire need of a pyometra surgery. We called all of our local ERs and specialty clinics. The average estimate for this surgery is between $7-10,000. Who can afford this? Certainly not the people who were struggling to be able to afford the spay. Stay tuned for more on her progress today.
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We share these stories because they happen almost daily and they cause us great stress. Here is another scenario of how difficult vetmed can be when you care so much and want to help the pets we came here to help take care of.
Please know that every phone call we receive we always offer help. We always ask them to call us back if they cannot find help elsewhere. The phone calls haunt us.
Theo reminds us all to relax at the vets office. We aren’t sure if he needs an emotional support person, or, wants to be one?
This is our new friend Milk. She was just rescued and she is loving her new indoor, all the frills included life.
George has been in and out of the clinic for two weeks. Two separate urinary blockages and the separate unblockings. And then he struggled to pee again. So yesterday he had a PU surgery and today, finally, he’s peeing comfortably. Here’s to you George and everyone who helped him get better.
Why is routine care so important? Because we can often help you avoid emergency situations and if you do have one you have a much better chance of chance of being seen by a vet who knows you.
