My name is Kayla and my female Pit was just diagnosed with pyometra. She has been going on like this for almost 2 weeks now. The vets are surprised she is still living. I don't have 800-1200 dollars for surgery and no vet will help me in Miami Dade county unless I pay them upfront.
Try:
SPCA Florida
5850 Brannen Rd S. Lakeland, FL 33813
(863)646-7722
I hope she gets better!
Hello Kayla,
I am very sorry that you and your baby are having so many problems. Pet care is expensive and veterinarians rarely do pro bono services but you may be able to make arrangements to pay over a period of 6 months through
You should first contact the SPCA:
Here is another link that may be able to offer information in your area:
www.miamidade.gov/
Another possibility is taking her to a veterinary college as they sometimes will take cases like this. There is a college for pre-veterinary students in Dade county so you might give them a call.
Here is a link that offers information about pyometra for readers who are unfamiliar with this problem:
The Humane Society or the ASPCA can help you.
I live in Massachusetts. My daughter brought home a 1 yr old cat that was being neglected by the two 21 yr old boys that owned her. She too had pyometra. It was horrible. I live in Massachusetts and we brother to a branch of Angell Memorial Hospital and we're told that because it was an emergency surgery it was going to be $3,000. I spoke to the financial woman & the doctor and just started crying. I don't have that kind of money to come up with last-minute. The doctor took me aside and said she was going to pump her up with antibiotics, she then also gave me a prescription for strong antibiotics that I could get filled at the local Walmart and take her home and then make an appointment for the surgery.
