I need an inexpensive vet. I have a 12 year old lab that has some weird growth right next to one of his pads on his right front foot. It isn't hurting him at all, however i have noticed some very minor bleeding with it.
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I need an inexpensive vet. I have a 12 year old lab that has some weird growth right next to one of his pads on his right front foot. It isn't hurting him at all, however i have noticed some very minor bleeding with it.
Inexpensive vet is an oxymoron
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Thanks man.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monky
Western Animal Clinic
5500 West 38th in Wheatridge
303-421-5500
call before you go. No appointments, walk-in basis. Never had to wait long. But call ahead to make sure they're not in surgery when you want to come. These guys are old-school, common sense vets. No pointless labwork just to get teeth cleaned. I typically pay them 1/3-1/2 of what I've paid at the fancy vets.
Suscribing to this one. We take our girls to Banfield, but they leave a lot to be desired. We've been recommended Planned Pethood, but I know nothing about the place other than the name.
Check for any low cost clinics associated with your local humane society. Longmont has one and their prices are more reasonable. Although vets are a bit out of control on pricing...
They know people love their pets and will spend ridiculous money on them. Look at how pricey friggin' dog food is! That's insane.Quote:
Originally Posted by Erni
Humane society vet
We take ours to Alamosa on Federal and I-76. They are another walk-in clinic, so have terrible reviews online, but we've always had good results.
Wasn't too bad at the one at 136/colorado. Forgot the name