Guest author Liz Fernandez DVM, Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist (Chi-Institute) has been practicing small animal and emergency veterinary medicine for over 22 years and is certified in Veterinary Acupuncture, Herbology and Tui-Na. Learn more about these treatment modalities and her work in this Viewer Viewpoint article.
Viewer Viewpoint: Acupuncture For Pets: When & Why?
By Janet Tobiassen Crosby, DVM, About.com GuideNovember 20, 2006
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My former Vet charged me $35.00 for generic prednisone (for seven years). Walgreens charges $15.19 (with a pharmacist, not tech dispensing it), online vet meds $11.00. I know that the vet buys about a 1000ct bottle for $5.00., but this mark up is insane, plus $400 for an annual well pet vist.
Time for Petsmart and Benefield Clinic, so long Petropolis in Chesterfield, MO.