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TheBinkyBunny

Mama Doe
I need to get my bunny spayed but its £60 and i just dont have that money at the moment. It needs to be done as she is just spraying and peeing every where even tho she is litter trained
where can i get £60 from!!!
 
can your vets put it on an account and you pay them back in installments when you get the money? like from wages (assuming you work) etc.
 
JemimaH said:
can your vets put it on an account and you pay them back in installments when you get the money? like from wages (assuming you work) etc.
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This is just what I was going to say. As far as I know most vets would be happy to have this arrangement.
 
If you don't work, there is a charitable trust that you can apply to for help with vets bills or they may even pay for your buns spay if you fit their criteria. I will have a look for it tomorrow, I found it for someone else November of last year, and they awarded her an amount of money, so there is help out there. Actually I think they may help as well if you are on a low income.
 
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