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Dogs – Cats and Budgeting – Pet tip 242
Times are tough and many of us have less money coming in (income) but still have the same costs. This leaves most people with very little extra money to just ‘throw away’. This may cause some pet owners to become worried about how to provide for the health and well-being of their pets.
In this article we will try to help you structure your pet-related spending in a way that will keep both you and your pet in good shape. We will start by addressing the essential costs involved with keeping your pet healthy. Then we will mention some options that may help you afford these essential costs. Finally, we will look at what pet-related spending we can consider a luxury (non-essential).
The most important thing you can provide for your pet is health. Budgeting for an annual check-up and vaccinations is absolutely necessary.
- Owner:
- Lisa Noble
- City:
- St. Anthony
- Province, Country:
- NF, Canada
- Type/Breed:
- Common House cat
- Date of Birth:
- May 15th, 2005
- Date of Death
- May 19th, 2009
- Sex:
- Male
- Height:
- Not Provided
- Weight:
- Not Provided
- Coat Colour:
- Black and White
- Eye Colour:
- Green
He loved curling up on my lap and sleeping until I had to move him. He would never eat stale food, it had to be really fresh. He wouldn't drink out of his water bowl, it had to be the water tap in the bathroom constantly running. He would flick his paw in the water and then lick it. He would sit at my feet when I was at my computer and when I would get up, he would sleep in my chair. When I woke in the morning, I would find him next to my head. He was an amazing cat. He knew when I needed his company. He would be sitting by the door when I came home at night. I have lost a big part of my life as I had to put him in his final resting place because he had feline leukemia and lost his battle 2 weeks ago. He was loved by all that knew him and my life won't be the same without him. I love you Pringles....
