Vet care can be expensive. How much do certain treatments cost? We’ve analyzed the average you should expect to spend on some popular surgeries and conditions.
Just like humans, dogs need to have their teeth cleaned to make sure they stay healthy. This preventative dental treatment can be an excellent way to help keep your pup’s smile happy and healthy. But you may be wondering, how much does dog teeth cleaning cost? We explore the need for this essential type of dental care and what you can expect with dog dental cleaning costs.
Canine parvovirus (also called ‘parvo’) is a severe, highly contagious virus that mostly affects puppies and can be deadly. As with any medical concern you may face with your pup, you may have questions about the cost. Our experts take a look at what you need to know when it comes to the costs of diagnosing, treating, and preventing parvovirus in dogs.
The average monthly premium for dog insurance was $48.78 per month for an accident and illness policy in 2019. But did you know the majority of pet parents don’t have pet insurance for their fur babies? In fact, 75% of pet parents don’t have pet insurance and 39% of them regret it. Find out what goes into determining the cost of pet insurance. Is it worth it? How much should you pay for pet insurance? We cover all your questions in one article…
Puppy strangles is a condition all pet parents (specifically puppy parents) need to be aware of. In the past, this disease has been considered fatal (and still is if left untreated), but fortunately, veterinarians know which medications to prescribe to help your pup heal…
Unfortunately, we don’t know why dogs experience cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) injuries so often, especially certain breeds. We do know that it happens when the knee joint breaks down (or tears) or in some cases, completely ruptures. This can occur with a sudden movement, like when a dog is playing fetch and does a quick turn to catch the ball, or it can be a slow degeneration of the ligament over time. Read our article below to find out if your dog is at risk for a CCL tear and how much it could set you back…
Healthcare — whether it’s for humans or animals — has become outrageously expensive. Due to rising costs, pet insurance is an attractive alternative for owners to avoid high veterinary bills. Pet insurance helps protect your pet while saving you from paying pricey out of pocket expenses when your beloved furry family member needs it most.
The joy a dog can bring to your family is priceless, but the reality is that owning a dog comes with ongoing costs for years that many don’t consider when they first adopt. Can you afford a dog for the long haul? We’ll help give you an idea of what expenses you can expect…
Has your dog been diagnosed with cataracts? If so, are you worried about the cumbersome cost of canine cataract surgery? It can be expensive. And if left untreated, this progressive condition can lead to total blindness, so it’s a necessity for your pup’s quality of life. But how much does dog cataract surgery cost? And how can you reduce your financial burden for unexpected illnesses like this? Here, we’ll give you the info you need to know about dog cataract surgery, the associated costs, and how you may proactively reduce your financial risk for pet vet procedures.
Is your pup a big-time chewer? If so, there is a chance your dog may experience intestinal blockage at some point in their lifetime. All it takes is your dog ingesting one small toy or sock to cause a serious blockage in his gastrointestinal (GI) tract, which can lead to major surgery and astronomical medical bills.
