Escalating Vet FEES: Big Business is TAKING OVER Veterinarians

In today's important video, Dr. Andrew Jones delves into the concerning trend of escalating veterinary fees and how big businesses are increasingly taking over independent veterinary practices. Discover what this means for you and your pets, the quality of care, and the options available to pet owners. Dr. Jones will also share his insights on how to navigate this changing landscape, ensuring your pets receive the best care at a fair price.

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[avrilcasper]

They have made it so incredibly difficult to care for our pets. This is unfair and unjust and disgraceful.

[cldahn]

This puts most of the 60+ million seniors in America on social security out of being able to afford to keep their pets healthy unfortunately.
Sad world we live in.

[betsybarnicle]

I used to deliver Meals on Wheels meals to a poor senior who had a small elderly dog. I visited him after it died, and the man told me how he spent $800 to have the dog operated on for kidney failure...and it died a month after the operation. Listen, the vet should have known that this man didn't have the finance for such an operation, AND the dog was in its last days of old age. That vets office played on the man's love for the dog and got $800 out of him. I was livid when he told me.

[GingerPeacenik]

They're killing the golden goose (goose who lays the golden eggs) for immediate profits! First they kill our pets with shoddy overpriced "care", and then we realize that we can't afford pets anymore, so there goes their customers.
Greed destroys ALL!

[nisar]

The same thing has happened with human health care. It’s all gone corporate. They no longer care about people nor your pets. It’s all about the almighty dollar.

[MercyKat]

Same thing they did to human hospitals.

[RescueMom-ylff]

It is sad that furbabies sit in shelters because of the high cost of vet bills. And you can't get an office visit after 5.

[evamarklund]

I'm 64. My cats are 21 and 19.
When they are gone that's it.
No more cats here.
My VERY worst nightmare would be to have an ill pet and not be able to afford their treatment. And as we all know, one visit is easily a thousand.

[dragonflytoo]

I noticed immediately when my long time vet went corporate. Yes, there was new equipment, but the costs went through the roof. The push for specialty foods that were not healing my chronically ill pets annoyed me.

I had been with them for years and didn't want to move, but I had to do something.... So I took control and went to whole, raw foods. I asked for support from my vet and got lip service, quietly pushing for unnecessary medications.... So, after a long discussion, I left them.

I found an independent vet, but have only gone once because my animals are healthy.

This REALLY made me angry. I totaled my vet bills for the previous year, This year, $179!!!

I lost my faith. What happened to 'do no harm'?

[wendyschedel]

I took my cat in to the vet. I've been going to for years and I told him it's a urinary track infection. You could tell what it was tested for everything else except for the urinary track infection then came out and said I can't find anything wrong that I said did you test for the urinary track infection?.. they said oh no ..do you want us to do that? I said well yes that's why I brought her in .. . Need to say I will be very wary of the clinics from now on.

[Dee-cghy]

It is so disgusting that corporations put money over safety and health. It is sickening what greed and money does to people. Thank you for this insight Dr. Jones.

[vinceking]

I was speaking to a dog owner yesterday and he paid, £7000 on vet bills and still no results after spending loads of money and buying expensive foods.

After all the tests and they even shaved his hole underneath his stomach and now they are going to give the dog steroids and they have no idea what is wrong.

I spent £200 on for my cat and we ended up just giving it different food but our cat is way too old to be ripped off by our vets.

Vets are a disgrace and people are struggling and giving up on their pets.

It's disgusting

[RZ-shyi]

Glad you are bringing light to this. Its greed.
I never met a poor vet, but I’ve met a lot of poor pet owners who go in debt for their pets.
There is a big change where people use holistic care for the health of their pet to avoid those big vet bills that may be handled at home.

[lindamcclain]

They wonder why people are not rescuing animals. It’s more expensive to have a dog than it is to have a child. Really sad.😢😢😢😢

[MsVictory]

As an animal rescuer we have to pay $200+ just to take a kitten to the vet to get vaccines and clavamox to save their eyesight! Many low income people cannot afford to do this when they find animals outside! They simply have no choice!

[kathy]

No reproduction, no pets. Thank God for this man who Really loves animals more than money ❤️

[bayareagrlever]

My son paid thousands of dollars to a vet because his dog was losing balance. They told us it was a disc in his back. They dog fell over dead 2 days later! A horrible, violent bloody death! My son tried to give him CPR. He was so devastated. We had no time to prepare. It was horrible.

[karenm]

I found this channel two years ago and used Dr Jones' remedy for canine ear infection which was chronic, It was fixed in days and cost $20. It had never recurred. Each vet bill was over $200 and the dog kept suffering.

[donnaw]

When my vet clinic recently merged with the small clinic 13 miles away, and the exam fee increased $25 and they implemented a $50 cancellation fee, I knew something was up.

[voiceofreason]

My long time vet retired coming 3 years ago. After that, and finally waking up, and 'doing the 'research'. I make sure my fur baby does NOT eat commercial pet food OR 'treats'. I have always kept his weight at a healthy level for his breed, and I have decided against ANY future 'vaccines' since they're moving to the mRNA technology now. Just based on all this, alone, I would bet he'll live a healthier life WITHOUT a vet pushing all their vaccines, flea and tick meds, and goodness knows what else, onto me.