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Gaelic Gladiacres
06:21:55 Gladius
stella - yeah lots of them do that to be honest, but it is still a very sweet gesture.
BlackRose
06:20:51 Stella
What's your guys consultation fee? The vets I use is £43-£45 but another vet who specialise in small animals costs about £50-55
BlackRose
06:19:35 Stella
100% when one of my pets had to be put down, they sent a card out. After the bill had been paid lol but I still found it very sweet
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:19:33 Gladius
I agree, yeah! I appreciate when they do that, really just makes sense in my opinion
Cloud Peak Stables
06:18:59 Cloud
Yes, for sure. My closest vet charges $200 up front if you bring the animal TO THEM and then that amount is taken from the total at the end. I think that's completely fair given that they pretty much have to triage emergencies all day every day.
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:16:21 Gladius
all that to say... lol if you've got a good vet, tell them how much you appreciate them. it makes all the crap worth it!
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:15:24 Gladius
yeah definitely
BlackRose
06:15:05 Stella
Oh definitely, the call outs aren't mega expensive but that on top of all the treatment etc does add up lol! I do believe places like America etc overall would be a bit more expensive than UK
Cloud Peak Stables
06:14:11 Cloud
That's a great deal for a call out fee.
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:13:59 Gladius
stella - that feels so inexpensive compared to over here lmao oof

cloud - uuuugh yeah. my mom has all kinds of horror stories...
Cloud Peak Stables
06:13:08 Cloud
And that's all on top of dealing with pet owners...
BlackRose
06:13:02 Stella
That's definitely understandable, I don't own horses but I did look after and care for some and their vet bills weren't cheap, the call out fee was about £50 maybe a little more.
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:12:23 Gladius
and then there's insurance and supplies, equipment upgrades, payment and record systems... like it's no wonder the small practices of yesterday have been snapped up by corporations, they're the only ones with the power to actually keep the damn thing afloat
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:11:42 Gladius
yeah - they've basically got "house call" baked in, their equipment for the most part has to be mobile, there're more years of education to get through, the clientele is generally smaller (although *some are wealthy, which can help but), and the hours are crazy. and that's not counting if you work at a hospital, which would necessitate huge amounts of space and lots of capital to start in the first place (even if you just join staff not own the place)
Cloud Peak Stables
06:11:34 Cloud
Yeah, it's too bad. I don't like getting the bill but I understand why they charge what they do.
BlackRose
06:10:29 Stella
Normal vets are expensive but horse vets are way more expensive if I'm correct?
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:10:14 Gladius
cloud - yeah, you're absolutely right. the industry is basically in crisis at the moment, especially for rural and large animal vets
Cloud Peak Stables
06:07:42 Cloud
I never like when I have to take an animal to the vet, but in my area of the US, I'm just thankful we have a vet at all. It's not an easy career and they don't typically make that much money. I think there's a good deal of burnout in the industry because of that.
BlackRose
06:06:03 Stella
It was 2k to get 7 dog teeth out. 😭
Gaelic Gladiacres
05:59:56 Gladius
min - that's great to hear!

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Gaelic Gladiacres
06:21:55 Gladius
stella - yeah lots of them do that to be honest, but it is still a very sweet gesture.
BlackRose
06:20:51 Stella
What's your guys consultation fee? The vets I use is £43-£45 but another vet who specialise in small animals costs about £50-55
BlackRose
06:19:35 Stella
100% when one of my pets had to be put down, they sent a card out. After the bill had been paid lol but I still found it very sweet
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:19:33 Gladius
I agree, yeah! I appreciate when they do that, really just makes sense in my opinion
Cloud Peak Stables
06:18:59 Cloud
Yes, for sure. My closest vet charges $200 up front if you bring the animal TO THEM and then that amount is taken from the total at the end. I think that's completely fair given that they pretty much have to triage emergencies all day every day.
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:16:21 Gladius
all that to say... lol if you've got a good vet, tell them how much you appreciate them. it makes all the crap worth it!
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:15:24 Gladius
yeah definitely
BlackRose
06:15:05 Stella
Oh definitely, the call outs aren't mega expensive but that on top of all the treatment etc does add up lol! I do believe places like America etc overall would be a bit more expensive than UK
Cloud Peak Stables
06:14:11 Cloud
That's a great deal for a call out fee.
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:13:59 Gladius
stella - that feels so inexpensive compared to over here lmao oof

cloud - uuuugh yeah. my mom has all kinds of horror stories...
Cloud Peak Stables
06:13:08 Cloud
And that's all on top of dealing with pet owners...
BlackRose
06:13:02 Stella
That's definitely understandable, I don't own horses but I did look after and care for some and their vet bills weren't cheap, the call out fee was about £50 maybe a little more.
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:12:23 Gladius
and then there's insurance and supplies, equipment upgrades, payment and record systems... like it's no wonder the small practices of yesterday have been snapped up by corporations, they're the only ones with the power to actually keep the damn thing afloat
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:11:42 Gladius
yeah - they've basically got "house call" baked in, their equipment for the most part has to be mobile, there're more years of education to get through, the clientele is generally smaller (although *some are wealthy, which can help but), and the hours are crazy. and that's not counting if you work at a hospital, which would necessitate huge amounts of space and lots of capital to start in the first place (even if you just join staff not own the place)
Cloud Peak Stables
06:11:34 Cloud
Yeah, it's too bad. I don't like getting the bill but I understand why they charge what they do.
BlackRose
06:10:29 Stella
Normal vets are expensive but horse vets are way more expensive if I'm correct?
Gaelic Gladiacres
06:10:14 Gladius
cloud - yeah, you're absolutely right. the industry is basically in crisis at the moment, especially for rural and large animal vets
Cloud Peak Stables
06:07:42 Cloud
I never like when I have to take an animal to the vet, but in my area of the US, I'm just thankful we have a vet at all. It's not an easy career and they don't typically make that much money. I think there's a good deal of burnout in the industry because of that.
BlackRose
06:06:03 Stella
It was 2k to get 7 dog teeth out. 😭
Gaelic Gladiacres
05:59:56 Gladius
min - that's great to hear!

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Why I Am 'in memory of sugar' December 2, 2018 04:08 AM

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I volunteer at a horse rescue. The first horse I worked with ( Working meaning feeding, grooming and leading her from stall to pasture) was Sugar. She was an elderly mare who was very kind and loving, the perfect horse. But no one adopted her because of her age, she was not rideable due to arthritis, and she had many meds. I grew VERY attached to her. I would have adopted her but I don't live in a good place to even maybe board her somewhere cheap. One day, I showed up at the rescue and went out to catch Sugar. When she was not in her pasture, I went to the barn. No Sugar. I went to the manager of the rescue and asked her where Sugar was. She turn to me and I saw tears well up in her eyes as she said " We had to put her down last night. She was in a lot of pain due to her arthritis." And now I miss her very deeply, as if she was my horse. She almost had been, so strong was our relationship. I have no photos I can show you, but she was a beautiful flea-bitten grey Quarter Horse.
Why I Am 'in memory of sugar' December 2, 2018 04:11 AM


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Lovely story <3 I am "Summer" because the first miniature pony I bred is named Summer so she was my inspiration :D
Why I Am 'in memory of sugar' December 2, 2018 04:33 AM

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Summer said:
Lovely story <3 I am "Summer" because the first miniature pony I bred is named Summer so she was my inspiration :D

Very cool!
Why I Am 'in memory of sugar' December 2, 2018 04:54 AM

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I've wondered where your name came from. What a sweet story. Sugar sounds like she was a beautiful soul <3
Why I Am 'in memory of sugar' December 6, 2018 03:31 PM


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My stable name is from a horse I knew, Willow. I rode her for around 3 years, then she was sold. I never saw her again, but I think of her everyday.
Why I Am 'in memory of sugar' December 6, 2018 03:59 PM

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Mine is in remembrance of all horses related to Secretariat including himself. Not really a good story for mine but what ever floats my boat.
Why I Am 'in memory of sugar' December 7, 2018 07:24 AM

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The horse I ride once broke his leg, all I could hear was his pain. Sometimes I can still hear it. That is why i am I Hear Screams.
Why I Am 'in memory of sugar' December 7, 2018 04:34 PM

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My horse is in his early 20s. I can still ride him and compete with him (Approved by vet). After competitions I give him Bute. He still acts like a yearling (He is my banner and avi)
Why I Am 'in memory of sugar' December 10, 2018 09:39 AM

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I hear Screams said:
The horse I ride once broke his leg, all I could hear was his pain. Sometimes I can still hear it. That is why i am I Hear Screams.


Not morbid at all....
Why I Am 'in memory of sugar' December 10, 2018 09:55 AM

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He looks like my gelding Aries who also is 20 or more.

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