My cat is dying and I can't afford her vet fees.

[Doctor Jeff]

I won't be replying to this thread again, nor checking it. I don't need people to tell me I am scamming them while I am being scammed myself

[Champion_Standing]

Don't let these elf sim playing virgins get to you. Glad to hear you at least found an option, would have donated more but a lot of my money is tied up in RMT pyramid schemes atm.

[azeth]

Can you please provide proof of your veterinarian visit(s) and the amount of your loan? I'd like to see a vet bill matching the loan amount first.

[Doctor Jeff]

I only made this thread to complain, what a mess.

[nilzark]

I like animals as pets. I really like cats. But they are not people and you can get one that looks just like the one you lost. Sorry if that sounds mean.

[Slathar]

this most certainly is a scam since hes claiming "every vet wants to charge me $3000"

wut

[San]

I don't think you will raise much $. Not because people don't have a heart, but because they don't even know what is wrong with the cat yet. 3k seems like you better get another vet.

[Champion_Standing]

I dunno, a quick search shows several companies offering then for 1500 to 2000 plus fees if you want it read immediately or need a second scan done. If he is in southern CA then it wouldn't shock me to find a good markup

[Bigtokes]

Vets are fucking outrageous.

[Barkingturtle]

Honestly, anything they find on an MRI that didn't show up in bloodwork is going to require an equal if not larger sum to provide any treatment -- if treatment is at all possible.

I've had a lot of animals. I used to own a boarding kennel. I once spent two grand to have a rod inserted in my cat's leg after it suffered a nasty break. I've never had a vet tell me we needed an MRI. Bloodwork and x-rays are enough. If they can't make a diagnosis with that information, it's simply time to make a quality of life determination and proceed with compassion.