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Pet Prescriptions
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Hi - my cat needs medication for hyperthryoidism. I have asked the vet for a written prescription. They've told me it will cost £25.00. I was just wondering if this amount was the norm or is this excessive? Considering the online savings, I guess, they want some of the share!
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Like all vet charges it will vary from one vet to another. There is no norm.
My last vet charged £19.
My current vet charged £29.
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