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| the vet played Santa and said, "NO CHARGE!" |
  
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12-18-2009, 09:22 AM
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Slattern of the Swail
Join Date: Jul 2004
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Vet Bill ---- holy..!
My oldest and dearest kitty, Carly, has a flea allergy - a bad flea allergy. She also lives with a Jack Russel, a kitten and a 9 year old tabby. The tabby and the Russel go outside as do her hoomans. Despite efforts to keep natty fleas OUT, one got IN. She got a horrible reaction which necessitated a visit to the vet.
She got the exam and two injections (antibiotic and steroid) and ear wash and "ear discharge analysis" shaving of really bad areas nail trim oral antibiotics oral anithistamine topical cream ear medicine advantage anti-flea medicine for the JR, the tabby and the kitteh. Cost? guess! Guess!!!!! There's a poll up there, so guess!
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