How to Find a Cheap Veterinarian for Your Cat
Cats rock because they clean themselves and go to the bathroom in litter boxes. They practically take care of themselves. However it is still important to have a good relationship with a vet.
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Locate your cat's medical records. This list can give your future vet an idea of what new shots or medical treatments your kitty needs
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Run a Google search for vets in your area. For example, try "jacksonville fl veterinarians". Google will also have local business results with a map of where the vets are located, their phone numbers, and any online reviews.
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Review what questions you want to ask the vets office. Some examples might be, do you have a vet that deals mostly with cats? How much are your rabies booster shots? How much do you charge for an initial exam? How much do you charge for routine blood work? If you cat needs any surgeries, be sure to ask their prices for those before the procedure.
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Keep a spreadsheet with the answers to each of these questions from the various veterinarian offices you contact.
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Look over your spreadsheet. Which office stands out as having the most reasonable fees?
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Bring your cat into their new vet with the assurance you did your homework! You are paying a fair price and saving yourself some money.
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