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In these tough economic times, it is becoming very common for vets to pad their billing with un-necessary testing.
If the man did not sign as a guarantor of the treatment costs, he may be in the clear.
And I doubt that the vet's bill would be an enforceable debt against the dog's estate.
I would start by asking the dog's next of kin if he had a will, and would also check with your state probate court regarding the possible obligation.
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Last edited by cashflyer; 02-09-2010 at 10:22 AM..
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