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Veterinarian referrals in Haywards Heath, United Kingdom from Jun 06, 2015
Becky C. asked:
Hi my young cat has been hit by a car in dunbar possibly around wingate/floors terrace area . Hes at vets now sedated . Wonderin if anyone out there knows of any charities who could help towards his vet bills as gonna cost around 900 pound for his treatment so far . Im on benefits at the minute. So any help with findin charities to help would b appreciated as he just too young to be put down . He can recover from this i hope . Thanks to anyone who can suggest charities . Thanks
Karen F. answered:
PDSA? Sorry for your cat:-(
Becky C. answered:
Tried them .dont know how much they able t help yet t had form n applied fr it . Thanks tho
Karen F. answered:
Exactly Janice, well put. And vets aren't actually that well paid and certainly not enough for the time and effort they put in.
Janice T. answered:
I'm in the middle of a run of vet appointment just now, it's just something you have to allow for when you have pets, £100 on tests for the cat that thankfully showed nothing wrong (expensive bit of piece of mind eh) and I dread to imagine how much on the gecko but hey ho, we take them on and we have to look after them and that includes when they get ill or injured.
Becky C. answered:
Thanks all for ya help . Hes been operated on .and jus need to wait now for 7 t 10 days n see if the trauma to his head goes down .
Janice T. answered:
Fingers crossed Becky x
Becky C. answered:
Thanks Janice Thorpe hes a fighter so heres hopin
Karen F. answered:
Becky you've maybe looked into this and while it's no help this time, you can get basic cat insurance for around a fiver a month. Hope mog recovers.
Lynsey B. answered:
Im sorry im no actual help. But got everything crossed he makes a full recovery. Xxx
Samantha G. answered:
Oh poor wee soul, am sending positive healing thoughts for him.xxxx
Andrew K. answered:
Hope he makes a full recovery.
Kerry K. answered:
Get in touch with cats protection, they are very helpful. X
Karen F. answered:
If you show proof of benefits they should be able to cover most if not all of the bill. Good luck.
Kerry K. answered:
http://m.cats.org.uk
Pat L. answered:
Xxxxxx
Kerry K. answered:
You might also want to get in touch with "missing cats in Scotland" through their Facebook page as they will probably be able to offer advice. X
Gordon K. answered:
PDSA look after animals. A terrific charity.
Ian B. answered:
pdsa help us
Susan P. answered:
Aw the poor wee pusscat x sorry to hear this too many cats being hit at the mo hope he gets the treatment he needs
Lorraine H. answered:
Aww poor wee soul. PDSA will pay roughly 50% of final vet bill, as Dunbar not in catchment area to use their clinic. Not sure if any other help available Becky. O:)
Janice T. answered:
Hope the PDSA can help you out, if not surely the vet will allow you to pay in installments. Hope the mog is ok x
Lauren O. answered:
Awww poor little cat! Hope you find help soon xx
Michelle B. answered:
Awww poor wee soul hope you sort something out x
Andrew K. answered:
Wouldn't it be nice if vets treated him for free, or at least at a much reduced price.
Janice T. answered:
Would be Andrew but at the end of the day 6 plus years training doesn't come cheap and regardless of our feeling towards our animals they are running a business and have overheads
