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After nine years on the vet desk, I’ve seen bill shock firsthand. With prices up 63%, routine consults now £40-£75 and complex cruciate surgeries hitting £7,000, it’s a real struggle
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Vet bills jumped 63%. From £40-£75 consults to £3k-£7k cruciate repairs, £500+ estimates are now normal. As an ex-vet receptionist, I’ve seen the worry. From a £16 prescription cap to savvy hacks, here’s how to cut costs today.
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Vet bills are soaring, with a 63% rise and estimates often topping £500. From £40-£75 consults to £3k-£7k surgeries, it’s expensive. I’m sharing how to use that £16 prescription cap and simple shifts to finally cut your vet costs today.