It’s probably a good idea to have a monthly budget item for your pet’s health care. If you find affordable vet care, you can have more money to add to a sinking fund when animal emergencies come up!
Planning for the health of your pet should be part of your overall preparedness considerations. So, let’s discuss some of the ways to keep your animal medical care bills low.
1. When You Get Your Pet
Whether you get your pet from a shelter, adopt from a friend, or purchase from a breeder, there are likely some initial medical expenses that you will need to take care of.
We all know that adopting a pet is cheaper than purchasing one. But when you adopt, they're usually been sterilized, got their shots, and had a complete checkup.