BA>  CH>> uninformed pet owner. :(

 BA>  BA>> The vet down in Shenandoah is proud of all the equipment he has

 CH>  bob to be frank of course they are, who wouldn't be. I mean the
 CH> machines ARE fabulous. :) But the thing is they do it too much.

 BA> I was proud of the fact that he picked up the (used) equipment on eBay
 BA> for pennies on the dollar.  It didn't cost him nearly as much as you
 BA> seem to think it did.  His prices are comparable to most of the other

 That's great.

 BA> vets in the area, and lower than one fellow in Red Oak ('course that
 BA> guy has always charged an arm and a leg for services, drives a
 BA> Cadillac to work and vacations in Europe every year).

 I think there ought to be an option. YOu can seek services of vets
who use basic no frill methods and thus cost a lot less but problem is
most vets just like people doctors love the fancy machines. Maybe
after awhile the wowness will wear off and we'll get back down to
earth with such things. You'd go to a specialist for the fancy machine
diagnosis only. That would keep costs to the consumer down?

Cind

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