So one of the things that comes up a lot is that it's not actually that correlated with cost.
Most vets I know (I also work for a state school, not a for profit company) are very sympathetic toward very large and expensive bills, and have always been up front about cost in a way that human medicine is not. There's also a myriad of ways they try to reduce bills when they can.
The toll is from folks who aren't spending much smaller amounts of money on life saving procedures.
Most vets I know (I also work for a state school, not a for profit company) are very sympathetic toward very large and expensive bills, and have always been up front about cost in a way that human medicine is not. There's also a myriad of ways they try to reduce bills when they can.
The toll is from folks who aren't spending much smaller amounts of money on life saving procedures.