05-28-2015, 07:50 AM
This is a very good idea and a very thoughtful thing to do. Just to have an (otherwise healthy) animal examined, its shots given or worm treatment etc can run up quite a bill at once.
In the UK we have the RSPCA or PDSA for cases in which the animal caretaker is on very low income or benefits. They run clinics in many major cities and other towns. They are very good and give an excellent standard of care generally, but eligibility is very similar to pet insurance stipulations. So not all treatments of consultations would be eligible for help. That is the only drawback.
In the UK we have the RSPCA or PDSA for cases in which the animal caretaker is on very low income or benefits. They run clinics in many major cities and other towns. They are very good and give an excellent standard of care generally, but eligibility is very similar to pet insurance stipulations. So not all treatments of consultations would be eligible for help. That is the only drawback.
