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Local Vet Recommendations?


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I will soon have to take my baby kitten to get checked out and make sure she is healthy, etc.

Anyone know of a good veterinary clinic in Charlotte that is a cheaper option as well?

My parents go to South Park Animal Hospital but I think they are fairly expensive, like $60/visit.:eek:

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is the kitty going to be indoors only?

makes me question the need for the vet if so

She is indoors. cute as a button too :)

I'm worried because the lady at the pound told me she needed to finish a series of shots she was getting every 6 weeks.

Also, shes been sneezing a lot. I mean, I've only had her for about 2 weeks now but shes sneezes a lot and I'm worried she might be sick (but the sneezing is extremely adorable.)

This is also my first animal by myself. I'm just worried I would be a bad mommy if I didn't take her to get checked out.

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we take our(really the wifes) fuging cat to fuging Animal Medical Hospital (on Monroe). Its fuging expensive.

had to board her a few weeks ago cause we went out of town for a week, and she needed a groom(fuging cat has to be sedated to be groomed) and a checkup. I could go to belize for a week for what my fuging cat bill was.

So on Saturday morning..the fuging Vet calls, says she is doing the exam, and thinks that because of the cats age(shes fuging old), that we need to get blood work done on the cat. I ask her "why?" Well because she is old. I say i know she is old, and she looked fine to me when i dropped her off. How much is it, I asked, "$119 she says". No thanks i told her....its a fuging cat

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