I called the vet about Whisper's food....she was on the Hills canned food for her kidneys. We had just gone to the vet last Friday to get a case of food for her. And we only used one can, so we have 23 cans of food left. I asked if we could donate the food to another family who has a kitty who is in kidney failure....the food is expensive and it might help the family provide for their cat for awhile.
The vet doesn't do that, but they agreed to buy the food back. Normally they don't even do that; once you buy food and meds, you have to keep them. But we only used one can and we've been long, long, longtime clients.
When I go to pick up Whisper's ashes next week, I'll take the food with me and they said they'd give me a credit toward a vet visit. That will work. BooBoo needs a check-up, so it seems fitting that Whisper's food money will go to help her son's vet visit. (BooBoo and Ms. Pepe are both Whisper's kids from her last litter, 17 years ago.)
When Banshee died, we had just picked up her meds about a week before. I knew that my sister's cat was taking the exact same medication and in the exact same dosage. And we gave Dionne (my niece-kitty) Banshee's meds.
The vet doesn't do that, but they agreed to buy the food back. Normally they don't even do that; once you buy food and meds, you have to keep them. But we only used one can and we've been long, long, longtime clients.
When I go to pick up Whisper's ashes next week, I'll take the food with me and they said they'd give me a credit toward a vet visit. That will work. BooBoo needs a check-up, so it seems fitting that Whisper's food money will go to help her son's vet visit. (BooBoo and Ms. Pepe are both Whisper's kids from her last litter, 17 years ago.)
When Banshee died, we had just picked up her meds about a week before. I knew that my sister's cat was taking the exact same medication and in the exact same dosage. And we gave Dionne (my niece-kitty) Banshee's meds.