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Nice to have a future Vet at Myfico. that is valuable advice
And of course make sure the Vet takes CareCredit.
Good luck
@Tony275 wrote:
Little update on Duncan, he's bearing weight on his leg, and doesn't seen to be in nearly as much pain. He ate a full meal today as well as his daily dose of treats! Pooped and peed as normal but he does favor that leg just a little! He doesn't look "depressed" today as he did last night. Very lovey again and it warms my heart!
I gave him "Aspirin free" medication last night in a slice of cheese per my cousins advice (who is a vet in Chicago). I live in north central IL, for reference of vet specialists. We're gonna call the vet tomorrow when they open, as he seems to be doing much better today!
Appreciate all the advice and kind words! More love for this site!
Glad to hear your buddy is doing a little better today. Hopefully things will go as good as possible with the vet tomorrow. I'm wishing the best for you and your pup.
sorry to hear about your dog. hope he gets better soon.
I have had my CareCredit card for over 10 years. It has gotten me thru family needs - dentists, orthodontists and vet bills with 0% rates throughout the years.
My line started somewhere around $4000, but today it is $20,000. Never use it for other than major needs, but it came it quite handy over the years. And the credit line helps on my reports.
Now that i am in my 50s, i can see some personal uses in my future.....plastic surgeons, etc. LOL
@Tony275 wrote:
If I don't end up ending them now, I'll definitely grab one after a year in the garden! Not a bad card to have just in case!
Me being 23, I don't see a major need for it anytime soon! My wife, if she finds out she can get a boob job with it, then I'm in trouble!
Poor guy