Sentences with phrase «very expensive surgery»

@Josualdo (12:02:14): «Suppose that the person there, instead of just eating too many sinful hamburgers and pizzas, was consulting on the need for a risky, very expensive surgery, of very dubious outcome?

I've had quite a few issues with my pets one being a very expensive surgery that I couldn't afford to pay the amount up front, and healthy paws did a direct pay for me to the hospital for the 90 % reimbursement.

My dog Mojo tore his CCL at 3 years old and had to have a very expensive surgery!

He is too young to be so sick and needed this very expensive surgery.

Despite this very expensive surgery, New Love was committed to Mick and providing him with the care he needed with sights set on his recuperating and, in time, being placed into a loving forever home.

Before having insurance, we had to put down our dog down at a young age due to cancer and did not have insurance to pay for the very expensive surgery (even though the chances for her to live were very slim).

... the doctor who refrains from operating on a back (a very expensive surgery), instead giving it a chance to heal itself, will not be rewarded and judged as favourably as the doctor who makes the surgery look indispensable, then brings relief to the patient while exposing him to operating risks, while accruing great financial rewards to himself.

Four very expensive surgeries and years of recovery were not an option.

Not exact matches

«We saw that this procedure is really invasive and can take 10 to 15 hours to complete,» said Shruthi Rajan, a team member from Charlotte, N.C. «It's also very expensive, and not all patients qualify for the surgery.

He needed a very expensive arthroscopy surgery.

Healthy Paws is easy and hassle - free, and very consistent about their coverage even when my dog Leland had to undergo an expensive ACL surgery.

Our 1 year old Golden recently had to have major surgery which was very expensive.

In the past 4 years, Kingston has had 3 very expensive major knee surgeries... he had his first TPLO on his left knee @ 2 years old, and then @ 4 years old he had to have the right knee TPLO, and meniscus repair and then the left knee TPLO done all over again.

By the next morning after her surgery, I had an email in my in box saying Healthy Paws was honoring the claim for the very expensive (and very excellent) care.

There is a very high risk of death and the surgery is very expensive so this option is not recommended at this time.

Surgery is very expensive.

• By exclusively performing spay / neuter surgeries, we do not require a lot of other very expensive veterinary supplies and equipment, like those used for diagnostics, as regular veterinary clinics are required to own, which reduces our overhead substantially.

By limiting what we do to ONLY surgery and dental care, we are able to offer these often very expensive services much more affordably.

Most often, senior pets have bad teeth and oral / dental surgery is very expensive.

This is a major surgery and is very expensive, but the surgery has been very successful on animals that meet the requirements.

As with the TPO surgery, this is a very expensive procedure but has had some very good results.

Spinal surgery is very expensive and requires a long recovery period but may be the best choice if the dog is to regain normal function.

Surgical vet clinics are very expensive, but AAS never has surgery done on the cheap.

It's very effective and is much less expensive than surgery especially for older dogs.

Surgery is an option but it is very expensive costing around # 2,000 per eye so it is vital, if you are purchasing a puppy from a breeder, to make sure they have conducted the relevant health screening.

This surgery, though necessary, is going to be very expensive.

Surgery is recommended, however very expensive.

These surgeries, on top of being very expensive, were very hard on the dog.

A pyometra requires an emergency surgery, can be very expensive, and is possibly life - threatening.

Here also, surgery is a possibility but is not always successful, and can be very expensive.

A broken leg can heal but it's very expensive to take X-rays, for pain management, for surgery.

A rescue group and some shelter volunteers are trying to raise funds to get this poor girl surgery on a horrible leg injury; equine surgery is very expensive, and this will cost thousands of dollars.

Surgery can normally correct the condition, depending on the location of the shunt, but it's not always completely effective and it's very expensive, often running into thousands of dollars.

Surgery is rarely recommended and radiation therapy, used in humans, is very expensive and rarely available for dogs.

Very often, there are expensive, long - term treatments, therapies and / or surgeries that patients have to undergo in the years following a brain injury.

This often meant that insured people who had to undergo very expensive treatments (e.g., for cancer or lifesaving surgery) could face unlimited medical bills.