Finding Free or Low Cost Veterinary Care in Southern California
My Newty is 11 years old. She's the oldest of two cats and she has an undiagnosed lump on top of her rear end. It looks like it has opened. She's on pain medication and antibiotics, because that's all that I can afford. I was told it needs to be removed, but I don't have the money to help her the way I should.
Can anyone refer me to a service or low/no cost vet that helps people that cannot afford a pet's medical bills? I'm simply not ready to let Newty out of my life. Thank you!
By Angie from Pasadena, CA
Finding Free or Low Cost Veterinary Care in Southern California
Can anyone tell me of a free vet that will help my pup? She has worms and needs her shots and to be fixed. I have only had her for a week. A friend gave her to me. I don't want to get rid of her; my daughter will be heart broken.
By Amy from San Gabriel, CA
RE: Finding Free or Low Cost Veterinary Care in Southern California
You may want to try Vetcare Pet clinic at 12453 Valley View St. in Garden Grove. Phone is 714-895-8600. www.vetcarepetclinic.com
They do offer low cost vaccine clinic at several pet stores. Check out www.mobilepetcare.com for location near you and they do offer spay and neuter specials. (06/25/2010)
By sabrinadog
RE: Finding Free or Low Cost Veterinary Care in Southern California
You might try a local animal shelter. The place where I got my dogs had a vet on staff. He was very helpful when my Doxie, who I only had for 5 days, injured his spine. (06/25/2010)
By wasshrunk
RE: Finding Free or Low Cost Veterinary Care in Southern California
Try some of the local rescue groups. You can find them on
petfinder.com. Some of them will pay for spay/neuter, or they know who will do it cheaper. Don't forget parvo shots right away. Good luck. Bless you for giving a home to that puppy. (06/26/2010)
By Lizzyanny
Free or Low-Cost Veterinary Services in Sacramento California