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My dog might have a bladder stone. How do I help him?
The vet says a surgery would cost $1,500 I can't afford that.
Is there a diet that helps with dissolving a stone?
Any other suggestions of how to keep him healthy without expensive Vet bills?
Key word here....."might" havae a bladder stone.
My income per month is less than most peoples house payment.
I love my dog.
4 Answers
- ?Lv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
Find out the type of stones. Then, use google to research the options.
- 10 years ago
Talk to your local pet store. They often have vets that come in on weekends at a much more reasonable rate, and they have some other suggestions. They also may suggest changing the dogs diet for raw foods. But if your vet suggested $1500, I'm figuring your dog is already in a lot of pain? It may be too late to change the diet. Don't know of a quick way to dissolve stones.
- 10 years ago
Try different vets, find one that'll do payments. Find a rescue that has the founds to do surgery. Get a fund raiser started.
- ladystangLv 710 years ago
take to vet
re home
illegal not to provide medical care to animals
would have to ask vet
buy from reputable breeders that health tests parents
provide medical care
feed quality diet
exercise