Veterinary emergencies can be financially taxing for pet owners, with costs ranging from thousands to potentially tens of thousands of dollars for major procedures. Many pet owners lack specific budgeting for such expenses despite the reality of unplanned medical needs for their pets. A survey indicates that a majority of pet owners are not financially prepared for emergencies, exemplified by the experiences of owners like Christina Boniello, who invested around $10,000 for her dog's cancer treatment. Veterinarians warn that common procedures can be overwhelming due to their high costs.
"For me, there was never any question. I would do whatever I had to do to give my dogs their best chance."
"These can range anywhere from $3,000 to over $10,000, depending on the situation, and sometimes more if you're dealing with specialists or intensive care."
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