Post photos of your dogs (Vol 3)
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velocemitch said:
Lazermilk said:
Sort of, she seemed fine for a while then started limping again. She’s ‘on light duties’ at the moment, trying to minimise the risk of further damage. Didn’t stop her doing three laps of the lounge at top speed last night though!.Gretchen said:
Lazermilk said:
He is awesome, I also loved the one in Ray Donovan!
@Gretchen - May I ask who Private Dancer is?
Private Dancer (or PD as she’s more often called) is one of the cats. Frida’s daughter. I named her kittens mostly from Trailer Park Boys. @Gretchen - May I ask who Private Dancer is?
velocemitch said:
Lazermilk said:
Sort of, she seemed fine for a while then started limping again. She’s ‘on light duties’ at the moment, trying to minimise the risk of further damage. Didn’t stop her doing three laps of the lounge at top speed last night though!.Astronomical Vet bills are likely the result of widespread pet insurance. Charge what they want because insurance will pick up the bill. A broken leg on Otto cost us £2300. £700 of that was the initial assessment, x-rays and analgesia.
The emotional attachment the owner has been exploited by the insurance companies to extract as large a premium as they can. The Vets are only exploiting the endless money pot.
The emotional attachment the owner has been exploited by the insurance companies to extract as large a premium as they can. The Vets are only exploiting the endless money pot.
stevesingo said:
Astronomical Vet bills are likely the result of widespread pet insurance. Charge what they want because insurance will pick up the bill. A broken leg on Otto cost us £2300. £700 of that was the initial assessment, x-rays and analgesia.
The emotional attachment the owner has been exploited by the insurance companies to extract as large a premium as they can. The Vets are only exploiting the endless money pot.
Yep 100% THISThe emotional attachment the owner has been exploited by the insurance companies to extract as large a premium as they can. The Vets are only exploiting the endless money pot.
fatboy18 said:
stevesingo said:
Astronomical Vet bills are likely the result of widespread pet insurance. Charge what they want because insurance will pick up the bill. A broken leg on Otto cost us £2300. £700 of that was the initial assessment, x-rays and analgesia.
The emotional attachment the owner has been exploited by the insurance companies to extract as large a premium as they can. The Vets are only exploiting the endless money pot.
Yep 100% THISThe emotional attachment the owner has been exploited by the insurance companies to extract as large a premium as they can. The Vets are only exploiting the endless money pot.
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