What, what is the most money that you've lost because of a pet or an animal?

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Hello, John.

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So about, I don't know, months ago, our dog wasn't feeling too good, not wanting to eat or do anything.

All right.

All right.

We're just going to take it into the vet.

Found out she had pancreatitis and I think it was kidney failure.

It cost us $4,600 just for that treatment.

Did it work?

Yes, she's doing a lot better. She's back to her normal self.

So mind you, she's a 13 year old Jack Russell rat carrier. Yeah, but man, I'm looking at like six

to seven grand for my dog's ACL, right? Which is, it's just kind of standard. It just seems like

based on what you said, your dog is going through versus what my dog is going through, I feel that those costs should be reverse. True. You know, if I go to the doctor because I blew up my ACL, like, it's going to cost plenty, but it'd be different if I had to go in for, like, actual disease treatment. That's amazing to me. Well, the thing is, all they did was give her medication. They didn't, like, do a surgery or anything. They just gave her medication. That was it. That's a good point. My money's going into the surgery. But it definitely, what were the symptoms? How did you know? Basically, misargic, not wanting to move, not wanting to eat, just laying in bed all day, not wanting to do anything.

We're like, something's not right.

Especially like you said, a Jack Russell rat terrier.

Those dogs are made of energy and then they cover energy with fur and call it a dog.

Is the dog mean?

Oh, no.

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