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Lydia Schlitzkus | 6 years ago
A Mastectomy Surgery On A 12 Year Old Cat
Treatment Cost (USD): $836.30
Elizabeth came in with mammary tumors that were found to be cancerous. In order to try to remove the cancer, a full mastectomy was thought to be the best treatment for her case.
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Lydia Schlitzkus | 6 years ago
Routine Dental Cleaning And Extraction Of A Broken Tooth In An 8 Year Old Cat
Treatment Cost (USD): $635.00
Oreo came in for a dental cleaning and a tooth extraction. He had a broken canine at the gum line which caused him discomfort. After pre-op blood work was completed (6 panel chemistry and CBC) Oreo was ready for his surgery!
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Lydia Schlitzkus | 6 years ago
Routine Spay On An 11 Month Old Cane Corso Puppy
Treatment Cost (USD): $558.00
Delilah received all of her puppy vaccines. She was then old enough to be routinely spayed. The veterinarian chose to wait a little longer to spay her because she is a large breed dog. She came in for an exam and pre-op blood work was completed (a 6 panel chemistry and CBC).
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Miranda | 6 years ago
My Cat Just Had A Litter Of Kittens And I’ve Never Seen This Before But …

My cat just had a litter of kittens and I’ve never seen this before but all of the kittens were born with their eyes wide open, I couldn’t find anything recent on the internet about this, just wondering if anyone knows what could be going on.

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  1. Krista Magnifico

    Hello,
    Yes it is normal to be born with the eyes closed. But. Like everything kitten related we can’t do anything to change this so we should just make sure mom is kept happy, well fed, and in a quiet peaceful and safe place so she can take the best care of her kittens.

    1. Miranda Post author

      Thanks, Momma is very happy and the kittens seem to be healthy 6 kittens, 5 born with their eyes open, but all alive and healthy momma is taking good care of them, I just wasn’t sure if I should take them to the vet or not

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heather | 6 years ago
Please Help My Beardies Eyeball Fell Out. What Do I Do?

Please help my bearded dragons eyeball fell out. What do I do?

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  1. Laura

    I don’t know if this is a reptile or a dog, but in either case, consider this an emergency and get your pet to the vet.

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Barbara | 6 years ago
I Have A Cat 10 Years Of Age, Flash. He Had A Tumor That Was Detected After …

I have a cat 10 years of age, Flash. He had a tumor that was detected after he chewed on his privates and was unable to pee. I took him to the vet and was told they had to remove tumor and his male parts. So after spending about 1500.00, a discount because I also had my other cat that cost 500 for shots and fixing and chipped. After about two months my cat once again had issue peeing. I am now told it will cost another $2000 to do another surgery where they will make a knew opening. I am at ends wit because I can’t do another $2000 when thinking the first surgery was to fix the issue. Was something not done correctly the first time? All I am told is that he heals too fast and the tissue is weak and can’t maintian an opening to pee needing a new one.

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  1. Krista Magnifico

    Hello,
    I’m sorry but I am not quite sure what is going on here. I think that I would recommend that you get a second opinion from a feline specialist or a vet your friends or family recommend. Or go back to your vet and ask for assistance in exposing what’s going on and why?
    I think you need some clarification before making any big decisions. In the meantime you can ask about intermediate palliative care. Please keep me posted on progress and good luck!

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Jaymi | 6 years ago
Hi, I Just Had A Scare With My Mini 10yo Pomeranian, Diagnosed With CHF Heart Murmur 5/6, …

Hi, I just had a scare with my mini 10yo Pomeranian, diagnosed with CHF heart murmur 5/6, but went to the cardiologist and said she has grade 2 murmur, no CHF, but mitral valve disease… During this whole thing, I noticed a bump on her nipple, and mentioned it to the vets, but wasn’t worried enough cus there was so much going on w her heart. Now that we got that cleared up w Cardio, I’ve caught my breath but am even more anxious to think she has Pyometra. I’ve been noticing sticky, red discharge from her vagina for a while now, mentioned it to cardio vet, had no comment. I had mentioned it to her regular ver before, and butt scooching, and they cleaned her anal glands. I am beyond anxious and so scared to lose my baby girl. I have an appointment for her to be spayed, which I was already anxious about due to her age and enlarged heart, but now I feel so hopeless and I’m sorry but I’m having trouble trusting vets… i know I shouldn’t say this but how has no one caught anything… Its a much longer story, I’m sorry. I noticed today a lot more discharge, it used to just accumulate a bit in her vag, but noticed it across her bum today… It was hard to tell at first cus she’s black, but I just don’t know what to do. Should I reschedule spay appointment earlier? Anyone, please help me… Not even sure how this site works… found it online researching Pyo…

photos are kinda graphic, sorry..

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  1. Krista Magnifico

    Hello,
    I’m very glad to hear that your cardio appointment went so well. Consider that a HUGE win! It gives everyone a huge sigh of relief in everything you do moving forward. As far as the possible pyo goes I would strongly recommend you call your vet ASAP and be seen by them. Schedule her spay based on this exam and your vets concern about whether it meds to be done immediately or whether it can wait for your scheduled surgery date. Abnormal discharge is abnormal. A sick (lethargic, inappetant, or depressed) dog should be seen immediately. We have an old saying in vet med “never let the sun set on a pyo”. Or another words you don’t wait a day to treat! Good luck. Keep us posted.

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Krista Magnifico | 6 years ago
Mass Removal In An Older Dog With Kidney Disease
Treatment Cost (USD): $976.90
Riesling is an older lab with elevated kidney enzymes. She presented months earlier with a suspected benign mammary mass. The mass was slow growing, not bothersome, and her pet parents were worried about her ability to tolerate anesthesia, so they watched, hoped and waited. Suddenly the mass began to grow rapidly. It burst late one weekend evening. It was bandaged but because the mass was not normal healthy tissue the bleeding and ulcerative lesion would not/could not be stopped.
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Krista Magnifico | 6 years ago
Routine Dog Spay, OHE Canine
Treatment Cost (USD): $533.80
Luna is a normal, healthy dog.
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  1. Krista Magnifico Post author

    here is her invoice;
    pre op blood work; $60
    anesthesia $120
    spay 50-100 pounds $175
    suture pack (extra) $30
    NSAID injectable pre op $0 not charged for because our clinic will not let this be declined
    take home NSAID $13.80
    i.v. fluids $50
    fluid pump $25
    e-collar for post op care $15

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Kaarah | 6 years ago
My Dog Is Panting Walking In Circles And Acting Restless And Confused And Has Very Bad …

My dog is panting walking in circles and acting restless and confused and has very bad smell to him

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  1. Sarah

    Are there other symptoms that you are aware of? Has your dog been outside too long in the heat? Was your dog running hard for too long? Is your dog eating and drinking? Are they drinking excessively? Is your dog showing signs of pain? If you’re dog was outside today, he may be showing signs of heat exhaustion. If that is the case, keep him calm and inside in air conditioning. Do not let him stress or exert himself for some time- make sure he drinks water. If there is no improvement, a call to the vet is warranted. If your dog was not outside in this hot weather, then I would call the vet right away as it could be something serious. I hope everything is ok.????????

  2. Krista Magnifico

    Hello,
    I’m sorry but there isn’t enough information here for me to direct you confidently. I am worried about a few things like; seizures, pain, disease, and even benign stuff like anal sacs and ear infection. I think it would be best to call your vet to see if they can take a look at your pup.