Hi all,
Yogi is my 3 year old dalmatian that is currently in the hospital due to a uroabdomen (urine in the abdominal cavity) that
most likely due to bladder stones. Yogi was blessed exactly a year ago when he had his emergency cystotomy to remove bladder stones. Yogi has been treated for stones actively through a prescription diet so there isn't any reason he should have developed stones, but here we are. The Michigan State Veterinary Medical Center is a god-send, but unfortunately all of Yogi's supportive care, diagnostics, imaging and surgery are going to culminate into a bill around 7-8 grand,
which is incredibly tough financially, even through monthly payments, as I am a broke vet student. Any donation is appreciated, but even a small prayer is invaluable. Thank-you all
so much, I have so much love for the community that supports me.
Yogi is my 3 year old dalmatian that is currently in the hospital due to a uroabdomen (urine in the abdominal cavity) that
most likely due to bladder stones. Yogi was blessed exactly a year ago when he had his emergency cystotomy to remove bladder stones. Yogi has been treated for stones actively through a prescription diet so there isn't any reason he should have developed stones, but here we are. The Michigan State Veterinary Medical Center is a god-send, but unfortunately all of Yogi's supportive care, diagnostics, imaging and surgery are going to culminate into a bill around 7-8 grand,
which is incredibly tough financially, even through monthly payments, as I am a broke vet student. Any donation is appreciated, but even a small prayer is invaluable. Thank-you all
so much, I have so much love for the community that supports me.