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My Cat needs to be put to sleep
Goldfizz
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Afternoon Guys,
my very old Cat of 18 yrs needs to be put down sadly.
Just wanted to know what the Vet fees will be?
I know you can't put a price on a beloved Pet....but would just like to know roughly in case i get a surprise (money's a bit tight at the mo
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Thanks in advance for all replies.
my very old Cat of 18 yrs needs to be put down sadly.
Just wanted to know what the Vet fees will be?
I know you can't put a price on a beloved Pet....but would just like to know roughly in case i get a surprise (money's a bit tight at the mo
).Thanks in advance for all replies.
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It varies, depending on where you live.
Sorry to hear about your poor cat xx xx0 -
i also had my old cat cremated on her own as i wanted her ashes back and it cost me about £130 i think. That was last year.Cats don't have owners - they have staff!!
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I am so sorry Goldfizz. You are clearly a good cat owner who has looked after her/him very well. I am sure your cat has had a lovely life with you!
Cat euthanasia - without checking, I would hazard a guess at around £50-£70, but check online maybe?
Best wishes and say goodbye from me.
Awwwww, I hope you will be OK, and I am glad you are doing the best for your cat. 0 -
Thanks for the replies guys,....all your kind words did set me off though
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£50-70 isn't too bad, but i can always ask my family to help out if necessary (if it's a lot more than that).
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Sorry to hear about your cat - but he/she had a long and surely happy life with you.
I am in London so all is more expensive. It was around £300.00 but 3 years ago and with individual cremation. We have Tiger in a box on the shelf here with us 0 -
Why don't you just phone the vet and ask??"Men are generally more careful of the breed(ing) of their horses and dogs than of their children" - William Penn 1644-1718
We live in a time where intelligent people are being silenced so that stupid people won't be offended.0 -
Our cat was sadly put to sleep 3 weeks ago and it cost us £35.00. That's in Norfolk. Sending you hugs x0
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Poor little thing didn't even make it through the night.
He died abt 1/2 an hour ago.
But thanks for all your kind words.0 -
awwww Goldfizz - I am so sorry about your cat - but, a natural death without pain is the best way to go. All my pets had to be PTS and tbh I almost envy you. Its a decision taken out of your hands and you at least aren't left wondering if you made the right one.0
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So so sorry for your loss, 18 is an amazing age for a cat & i'm sure s/he was happy & much loved. No way to go is 'nice' but in your sleep has to be the best way safe & warm x0
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