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Dog Cataract Surgery Cost
Carol Said:
My dog needs cataract surgery but I need financial help any ideas where I can call for that?We Answered:
you could apply for something called Care Credit. It works like a credit card good only for the animal hospital. be advised though, haveing a co signer is ideal.Herbert Said:
Around how much does cataract surgery for a dog cost?We Answered:
yes it is correct because i have been in a situation when my animal had eye surgery we took her to an doggy ophthalmologist and it cost $2700 to get cataract surgery. Hope this helpsTommy Said:
How much does cataract surgery for dogs cost in the UK?We Answered:
You're looking at about £1600 for one eye or around £2400 for both, and that's not including aftercare and the drugs needed. If you have pet plan insurance then you will most probably be covered.Add: Apparently you can have it done cheaper up north for about £1500 for both eyes, not including the consultation and after care plus drugs.
Armando Said:
cataract surgery for my dog?We Answered:
Your dog needs to be seen and treated by a canine ophthalmologist. Your regular vet can refer you to one. As for price, you'll have to get that from the specialist. They aren't cheap. For 3 visits for my cat's ulcer on his eye, no surgery, and the meds I bought seperately at the pharmacy, it was over $1500.00.Please don't take the dog to see a regular vet. Would you have your family doctor do surgery on your eyes? Probably not!