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Dog emergency. No money. Help please.

My dog is vomiting not eating drinking and foaming at the mouth no money for emergency vet

don’t want my dog to die. What do I do?

Martina

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3 Responses to “Dog emergency. No money. Help please.”

  1. Joe - Customer Care VetLocator.com says:
    July 29, 2009 at 12:27 pm

    Martina,

    You do need to call a vet asap. Just call and ask them what to do, OK?

    Sincerely,
    Joe
    Customer Care
    http://www.vetlocator.com

  2. jorge portugues says:
    October 13, 2011 at 5:53 am

    please i have been out of work for 14.5 month, my wife is the only one working,and my beautiful dog is vomiting for the last 3 days and today i woke up and he had vomit and poop very bad!! the same thing had happen about 2 yrs ago and he almost die.
    please how can i find someone ( vet ) the will please do an act of mercy and maybe i can pay the bill as soon as i find a job…..

  3. Linda says:
    October 13, 2011 at 7:07 am

    Jorge,
    Please call some of your local vets right away and see if you can trade some work for veterinary care. Times are tough for many people right now, including some veterinary hospitals, but it never hurts to ask.

    Just a reminder a veterinarian has to pay for staff and insurance and schooling, medicine, utilities,etc. and also has to survive in this economy. Vets being asked for charity is not uncommon. I have a suggestion for you. I think that offering to trade your time for your dog’s health will show your vet how dedicated you are and will give both of you something of value. Your dog healthy again and your vet extra help for their willingness to help you. There is no guarantee that a veterinarian will accept your offer, but I’d keep trying until someone says yes. Just do a zip search on VetLocator and start calling.

    Best wishes,
    Linda

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