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Originally Posted by DMGRS
You're not just paying for their time - you're paying for the years of training, expertise, possible late start the next day (depending on the time of the call) etc.
I think it's a bargain for peace of mind given by a seasoned professional - and the advice was obviously correct as all are healthy (so I assume, anyway!)
Congrats on the new litter, I'm sure they're worth every penny  |
I'm well aware of that.
As a time served tradesman who was on call any day or night of the year for emergency work I well appreciate the premium for out of hours work.
But £330 for a check and advice to attend your vet the next day for the actual treatment? Really?
Having been a licensed greyhound trainer for many years at a professional track there is no one who appreciates the cost of keeping animals in tip top condition ( as I've paid the bills) or the professional qualifications of veterinary staff.
But once again.
£330 for a check up and advice to visit your own vet the next day for actual treatment? Really?