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Cloudy Eye in one eyed Cat
If money is a problem, then see if there is a vet school nearby. Sounds
like a difficult problem so they might treat for free. The problem here is the possible incompetence of the students and even the professors themselves - so ask questions. And remember all those bad graduated vets learn their inabilities somewhere. When I had a cat with an eye problem, took her to the Penn vet school, probably the best in the country or so they think. Fortunately they had a visiting professor from Boston who correctly diagnosed the cat's problem. I kept telling the idiot students that she was blind in one eye, duh. Still difficult to comprehend the incompetence until I saw people doctors. Must be something in the water. You can also ask. A big vet clinic I know, someone could not pay but wanted care, they let her pay off an entire operation, took a year, a dollar or two per week, but she paid it off. So just explain your situation and see if they offer help and let you pay as you can afford, even a dollar or two at a time. |
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