If your dog isn’t exhibiting emergency symptoms but you feel as though you can’t wait for an appointment in a few days, you can try speaking to a virtual veterinarian.
There are a few steps that you can take to help you afford an emergency situation.
Image Credit: Zivica Kerkez, Shutterstock How Can I Afford an Emergency? There’s also the chance of you needing other specialty items, depending on your dog’s condition, such as prescription dog food. You’ll potentially need to bring your dog back to the clinic for follow-up appointments, particularly if your dog was physically injured. There’s the possibility of equipment, particularly after surgery, such as e-collars and vests, so your pup doesn’t chew and lick the wound. With so many varying factors, it’s difficult to precisely pinpoint what you’ll end up paying.īeyond the visit, treatment, and any diagnostic tests, there are a few additional expenses that you might need to pay.Īny medications that your vet prescribes for your dog - e.g., oral medications or even topical treatments - will need to be paid for separately. Remember that these costs are just general estimates and averages.
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