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HIw much will it be to get my dogs wound drained?
My 9 year old rottie mix had surgery a few weeks ago but it looks like the wound has some fluid build up in it, I'm going to make a vet appointment soon but I'm just wondering how much it'll probably be?
6 Answers
- PRLv 74 years ago
It ought to be part of the follow-up care for the initial surgery. Call the vet and get the dog in, or it may cost a lot more if it gets serious.
- Anonymous4 years ago
ask the treating vet their costs are individual.
- Anonymous4 years ago
Presuming it's just a seroma, if you came to my hospital, the charge would be zero. A nurse would look at it and then aspirate the fluid. It takes all of about three minutes - no doctor required.
If they schedule you with the doc, plan on paying an office call fee. Hopefully they have a reduced fee for follow-up appointments.
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- Anonymous4 years ago
Vets charge differently. Call yours and ask.
- ?Lv 74 years ago
Call and ASK your vet's office. There are NO "set" vet fees, or charges. They VARY from office to office, town to town and state to state.
