The owner of a cat that has had multiple litters prior to this particular litter called me and stated that she thought that there was still a kitten that had not yet been born yet and it had been days since the last kitten was born She stated that she did not have the money for an emergency ovariohyserectomy surgery, so I suggested that we could come out and try to help her have the kitten on her own to help aleviate the need for emergency surgery costs We stated that I would help her out and not charge an emergency fee and just charge her the $emergency fee We stated that if the mother was able to deliver the late (likely dead) kitten on her own it would save around $from the compared emergency surgery costs of $ How that conversation would be construed as the entire house call and treatment would only be $75, is a mystery to me We promptly went directly to her home and treated the mother cat with a late kitten with all of the appropriate medications and dosages that would help assist in the natural delivery of a late kitten or retained placental tissues Both of which are potentially life-threatening situations We offered to help her pay for the emergency surgery through my pet rescue 501(c)non-profit to help her and the cat out of a desperate situation I called times the next day to check on the status of the mother and kittens, but never received a return phone call and therefore was not able to further assist [redacted] and the mother cat with delivering the remaining kitten(s)
The owner of a cat that has had multiple litters prior to this particular litter called me and stated that she thought that there was still a kitten that had not yet been born yet and it had been 4 days since the last kitten was born. She stated that she did not have the money for an emergency...
ovariohyserectomy surgery, so I suggested that we could come out and try to help her have the kitten on her own to help aleviate the need for emergency surgery costs. We stated that I would help her out and not charge an emergency fee and just charge her the $75 emergency fee. We stated that if the mother was able to deliver the late (likely dead) kitten on her own it would save around $500 from the compared emergency surgery costs of $750. How that conversation would be construed as the entire house call and treatment would only be $75, is a mystery to me. We promptly went directly to her home and treated the mother cat with a late kitten with all of the appropriate medications and dosages that would help assist in the natural delivery of a late kitten or retained placental tissues. Both of which are potentially life-threatening situations. We offered to help her pay for the emergency surgery through my pet rescue 501(c)3 non-profit to help her and the cat out of a desperate situation. I called 3 times the next day to check on the status of the mother and kittens, but never received a return phone call and therefore was not able to further assist [redacted] and the mother cat with delivering the remaining kitten(s).
The owner of a cat that has had multiple litters prior to this particular litter called me and stated that she thought that there was still a kitten that had not yet been born yet and it had been days since the last kitten was born She stated that she did not have the money for an emergency ovariohyserectomy surgery, so I suggested that we could come out and try to help her have the kitten on her own to help aleviate the need for emergency surgery costs We stated that I would help her out and not charge an emergency fee and just charge her the $emergency fee We stated that if the mother was able to deliver the late (likely dead) kitten on her own it would save around $from the compared emergency surgery costs of $ How that conversation would be construed as the entire house call and treatment would only be $75, is a mystery to me We promptly went directly to her home and treated the mother cat with a late kitten with all of the appropriate medications and dosages that would help assist in the natural delivery of a late kitten or retained placental tissues Both of which are potentially life-threatening situations We offered to help her pay for the emergency surgery through my pet rescue 501(c)non-profit to help her and the cat out of a desperate situation I called times the next day to check on the status of the mother and kittens, but never received a return phone call and therefore was not able to further assist [redacted] and the mother cat with delivering the remaining kitten(s)
The owner of a cat that has had multiple litters prior to this particular litter called me and stated that she thought that there was still a kitten that had not yet been born yet and it had been 4 days since the last kitten was born. She stated that she did not have the money for an emergency...
ovariohyserectomy surgery, so I suggested that we could come out and try to help her have the kitten on her own to help aleviate the need for emergency surgery costs. We stated that I would help her out and not charge an emergency fee and just charge her the $75 emergency fee. We stated that if the mother was able to deliver the late (likely dead) kitten on her own it would save around $500 from the compared emergency surgery costs of $750. How that conversation would be construed as the entire house call and treatment would only be $75, is a mystery to me. We promptly went directly to her home and treated the mother cat with a late kitten with all of the appropriate medications and dosages that would help assist in the natural delivery of a late kitten or retained placental tissues. Both of which are potentially life-threatening situations. We offered to help her pay for the emergency surgery through my pet rescue 501(c)3 non-profit to help her and the cat out of a desperate situation. I called 3 times the next day to check on the status of the mother and kittens, but never received a return phone call and therefore was not able to further assist [redacted] and the mother cat with delivering the remaining kitten(s).