I watched Country File a few years ago, on it, a farmer called out his agricultural vet to perform a cesarean section on one of his ewes, the vet charged him £45 which included the cost of the operation, medication and the vet, visiting the farmer rather than the other way round. One of our bitches needed a cesarean, we took her to the vet, who charged us £280 for the op. The dog in question was a Jack Russell, Friends have told me the bigger the dog, the larger the fee, someone who I met at a dog show said it cost £800 for her Dane to have a c/section. what I want to know is, what is the difference between a dog and a ewe? do vets really up the price due to you being emotionally attached to your dog? and how can they justify the massive cost for a dog compared to the minimal fee for a farm animal?
2007-07-17
07:15:07
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rottielover
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