RE: How can you tell the age of a rabbit?

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RE: How can you tell the age of a rabbit?

10/13/2012 at 8:59 PM

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$US 80 to see a vet? You have to be kidding … Australia I took my cat for a check up and it was close to $A 200 or about $US 204 …. I just about dropped dead, was more expensive then seeing a Dr.

I have booked Yuki chan in for her first check up and that is going to cost ￥1200 or about $US 15.35

Zoogist, do you have pet insurance and if so how does that work in the US? I pay ￥4000 a month for my private insurance and for Yuki chan I pay ￥7000 a month (pet insurance higher then my own WT)… Then if she needs to see a vet or go in to hospital the insurance pays 100% of the medical and hospital bills.