How much money would you spend to save your dog's life?

I was just wondering how much money would you spend to save your dogs life?

I would spend how much it take to get them better

mate you aint got one that says wot ever it takes cos thats wot id do and pay with out even thinking about it....
no brainer really.....

i dont know whay i dint put that on at first what a plonker....lmao

What ever it takes really:puppy dog eyes ,thats why pet insurance is a really good idea.

yea next time i get a new pup i'm getting pet insureance staight away i have spend 1,000s on my dogs on x-ray, pills and ops it's unbelieveable really but i cant see my dogs in pain

All ours are insured. We spend over £120 per month on insurance for them, but it is well worth it.

i wish i got insured, i spend over 3,000 pounds on vet bills

"I spent over 4K on Bruce"
I still have the vets bills....

And he was Insured....

Its just that we had a malignant ciste
removed from his tail...
Then about 6/7 years later we changed Insurance companys
and then Bruce was taken ill again wth stomach cancer..
They would not pay up..
As we had not informed them of the Ciste...
After a lot of stress and a million phone calls, letters, etc..
I was going to take them to court...
Two days before the case hearing I was offered 4k
I refused it and then said "I will see you in court"

The next day they offered 5k ...So I snapped there
hand off

nice one kezzer,

it would cost me to much to get insured now so i'm just hoping nothing happens to my dog again.

got insurance straight out on jack first thing i did! know only to well how much vets cost spend over £500 just on 2 rats one mth!

fingers crossed tho its going to be one of those things we hardly need to use :[-O<:

We lost our first Stafford - Brodie - when he was just over 1 year old. He was born with an AV fistual which is a very uncommon ailment for a Stafford. In fact the Specialist said in all his 25 years he has never seen it in a bull breed... just our luck.

He had 2 major operations which he came through both of brilliantly but it did not cure his problem and it didn't look like it was going to be possible to cure.

The AV Fistula occured in his liver and basically meant that his liver was being completly bypassed. The artery going into the liver should branch out into a series of small veins which deliver the blood to the liver for the removal of toxins. In Brodies case the artery went straight through the liver and joined up with another artery on the other side. This meant that all of the toxins were just going round and round in his body building up to massive levels causing fits and disorientation.

The operations tried to tie off the artery inside the liver and redirect the blood into the capilleries of the liver, but it wasn't successful and 3 months after the final operation we decided to ease his suffering and put him to sleep as his levels were again off the chart.

It was the worst day of my life.

He was a brave old sole in a young body and never wimpered or moaned about his illness.

All in all it cost us about £11,000 we did have insurance and they did cover the majority of it but if there was chance for him i would have given up everything.

Rest in peace my wonderful boy.

ANY AMOUNT , BUT I USE PETPLAN INSURANCE AND YOU DONT PAY A THING APART FROM £20 PER PET A MONTH