Do You Own a Pet?
22 July 2010, 09:39 PM
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Do You Own a Pet?
Don't take it to MediVet ..... conmen, corrupt, cruel, rip-off merchants.
BEWARE!!!
Program on right now .... BBC1
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BEWARE!!!
Program on right now .... BBC1
Shocking!
22 July 2010, 10:12 PM
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just watched it, greedy, snide b`stards.
did you see that irish guy yesterday, cant trmember what it called but its a series where he has a surgery that would put most hospitals to shame and he will do anything to save or help the animal, eg, rebuilding pelvis`s and fitting a cat with feet.
you could just tell he does it for love rather than the money
did you see that irish guy yesterday, cant trmember what it called but its a series where he has a surgery that would put most hospitals to shame and he will do anything to save or help the animal, eg, rebuilding pelvis`s and fitting a cat with feet.
you could just tell he does it for love rather than the money
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23 July 2010, 11:58 AM
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Case 1: Biscuit the cat.
Thermometer up its ****
Injection in it's neck
1 x course of antibiotics
1 x packet of painkilling tablets
= £68!
Bloody vets.
Oh and pet insurance you have to pay £50 on any claim..
Thermometer up its ****
Injection in it's neck
1 x course of antibiotics
1 x packet of painkilling tablets
= £68!
Bloody vets.
Oh and pet insurance you have to pay £50 on any claim..
23 July 2010, 12:16 PM
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The bionic vet if im not mistaken-a guy at the top of his field-better qualified than most human surgeons who has a reputation of adjusting his bill to suit the owners financial situation-well worth a watch on telly.
cheers richie
cheers richie
23 July 2010, 12:53 PM
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Some humans would pay more than that for a thermometer up their ****.
Heard of poor vet standards before. Even the one we use and trust have admitted to another work colleague that pets are a bit of a racket. Theres lots of farms round here (work colleague lives on farm) and the vets know that farmers won't pay for their animals if the cost outweighs the price of the animal. Whereas with pets, money is no object.
Heard of poor vet standards before. Even the one we use and trust have admitted to another work colleague that pets are a bit of a racket. Theres lots of farms round here (work colleague lives on farm) and the vets know that farmers won't pay for their animals if the cost outweighs the price of the animal. Whereas with pets, money is no object.
23 July 2010, 03:56 PM
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Did not see the programme, but going by what our vet charges, they have well and truly jumped on the bandwagon! £35 for an anti cat flu' inection which takes less that 2 minutes is well out of order!
Les
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