Sentences with phrase «huge vet bills»

Those who buy them can end up with huge vet bills, it warned.

I don't want huge vet bills that will require a mortgage on my house to pay.

Their condition costs owners huge vet bills that could be prevented if the pet were a healthy weight,» says Dr. Ernie Ward, a veterinarian and founder of the association.

I worked for years at a vets office and can confirm most English bulldogs and French bulldogs are dead by six or eight years old which is a VERY short life span and there are huge vet bills along the way.

You won't have to worry about huge vet bills, trying to save your pets life after giving him unsafe treats made in China.

She shouldered the burden of huge vet bills on two separate occasions: when her cat, Amanda incurred unexpected bills due to bile duct cancer, which required surgery and post-op care, and then with her Yorkie, Violet, the namesake of the program, who required on - going vet care for eight months due to a brain tumor.

Can not afford a huge vet bill.

The only dog that I have ever had attack my dog was a chow - totally unprovoked on MY property and I had a huge vet bill and a dog that was afraid of other dogs after that - I personally don't like them, but to each his own.

Thank you it has saved my cat from getting anymore infections and from another huge vet bill!!!

Our cat Jake was diagnosed with a urinary blockage from crystals in his urinary tract and we had a huge vet bill to get him well.

This can not only present a huge vets bill but can take the life of your dog.

Well, the client is faced with a huge vet bill and the patient must endure being catheterized (often more than once) and several days in the hospital in a very unhappy state.

Heck, if a few catch a virulent strain of calicivirus or kennel cough, they will just list them to be killed and pulled by a rescue who will be left with a huge vet bill and potentially a dead animal.

(NOTE: allowing dogs to «work it out amongst themselves» can result in injured pets, huge vet bills, and worse.

An older dog is also more likely to have underlying health problems, which if treated early are more likely to be treatable without a huge vet bill.

You may end up with a sick or badly bred dog, huge vet bills and perhaps a broken heart if the puppy dies.

But pretending that kibble or hard treats will keep teeth clean will only lead to huge vet bills, lost teeth and much canine suffering.

I had another customer switch back for the following reason; he found out the hard way that when you buy crap you get to make your dog sick and pay a huge vet bill.