Vets Costs (This might make you jealous)

Hintza

I am now probably going to shoot myself in the foot.

The problem is vets like ours are a dying breed they probably entered the profession as a vocation but now (and quite rightly so) they expect to get paid a decent salary.

I was noting on another thread that bin loaders are moaning that they only get £15k-£18k a year. Everybodys lifestyle expectations have risen dramatically over the past 20 years.

If all jobs pay grades were decided by how long a higher education course lasts then vets would be amongst the highest earners which of course they aren't. Not like lawyers who are in the main exceptionally greedy/expensive and in many instances very ineffective.

I just thank our lucky stars and hope our vet doesn't retire to soon because we will be in for a big shock when that day comes.

Oh for simpler times .

KxMx

We're lucky too with our Vet. She had fleas a few years back and they just charged us for the drops, no consultation fee. And when we wanted advice about worm drops it was "i'd recommend" and not "you need"!

laney85

Op could u name this vet as Im in west scotland?