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How do you get a vet for your EC on Howrse?
You can advertise for a vet in the EC classifieds forum, or hire a temporary vet by going to the ec jobs page > hire a vet > hire a temp
Can you help a pet who has eaten a cane toad?
Get it to the vet immediately and it may have some chance. If you do not take it to the vet, it will die.
Do vet charges your pet?
No. The vet charges you for services rendered to your pet.
How can you help a sick pet rat?
Take it to tuber and do what he/she tells you.
When was Lassie's Pet Vet created?
Lassie's Pet Vet was created in 2007.
Where do you go to have a pet put down?
The vet! you put down your pet in the vet but it will cost a lot of money... up to 95$ :D i am glad that i could help because i went through the same thing... :(
How can you help a dog with a broken leg?
Take it to the vet pet the dog alot and give it care.
Can your orgization help me get a vet according to my income And can you help me get pet insurance insurance?
earn some money for one
What is the duration of Lassie's Pet Vet?
The duration of Lassie's Pet Vet is 1440.0 seconds.
When did Lassie's Pet Vet end?
Lassie's Pet Vet ended on 2007-10-12.
Who is likely to hire a pet sitter?
People who would use Pet Sitters are those that are going on vacation, going away on business trips, or anyone who is time poor or needs some extra help in the care of their pets. Pet Sitters are great people and do great job in caring for your pets. Just ensure that the pet sitter whom you hire has public liability insurance (and bonded if in the USA) and some form of pet first aid and CPR certificate (or background via being a vet nurse or similar). For more information or to find a quality pet sitters please visit the (international) Pet Sitter Locator
What are the advantages and the disadvantages of being a vet?
The advantages of being a vet are that you get to work with animals and help pet owners. The disadvantage is that you might not have enough business to live comfortably.
