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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]we barely spent or spend anything on our dog. -we get yearly shots at the Humane Society in DC for $10 each. -we had him spayed there as well. Under $100 including anesthesia and post-op meds -he's small so he doesn't eat much -we buy grocery store level dry food (no grain but it's not high end). If he got hit by a car or something I'd spend a fortune to help him but I don't see the point of spending a lot day-to-day. [/quote] Yeah I didn't used to spend much on my dog either - but they get old and sometimes require daily medication and/or special food for allergies. Getting old sucks for everyone. [/quote] +1. My dog takes 3 daily meds now. One is $90/month. The others are $30-50/month. Not sure why dealing with a kidney disease is somehow less important than being hit by a car. [/quote] Quick tip: Most dog meds can be filled at the local drugstore (instead of at the vet). You can print out a prescription discount card online that will provide large savings on Rx that are not covered by insurance. [b]We've saved a lot on our uncovered meds and meds for our dog using this one: https://www.wellrx.com/rx-discount-card/enroll [/b] Once you use it, the drugstore saves it in your account so you can just tell them to apply it, you don't have to carry it around. [/quote] This tip saved me $30 yesterday - thanks PP! I had no idea you could price drugs at the various drug stores to get the lowest price on that site. I tried calling around one time to do it, but my dog's medication is a controlled substance so they won't give any info over the phone about whether they have it available and what pricing is. The prescription discount card will easily save me a few hundred on my dog this year. Thanks![/quote]
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