California bill would let pet owners write off thousands

dealmaker · Feb 22, 2017

California bill would let pet owners write off thousands
If you own a pet, you’ve likely cringed after getting a vet bill. A state assemblyman wants to ease the financial burden of pet ownership with an income tax credit that allows Californians to write off half the money they spend on vet costs up to $2,000 per year. The credit is limited to costs for dogs and cats. (Sacramento Bee)

Scataphagos · Feb 22, 2017

Scumbag politico trying to buy the vote of pet owners.

Wouldn't save taxpayers much.

Clubber Lang · Feb 22, 2017

Spent $2100 at two Veterinarians just last week for my little mush.

lawrence-lugar · Feb 22, 2017

Clubber Lang said:
Spent $2100 at two Veterinarians just last week for my little mush.

...Geesh, it's cheaper to just cut your losses -- put it down, and get a fresh new baby pet;

You'd think us traders are rational, and think more with our heads then our hearts.

Handle123 · Feb 23, 2017

Buy 2 calves and call one Dog and other Cat, good eating when fully grown.

Clubber Lang · Feb 23, 2017

lawrence-lugar said:
...Geesh, it's cheaper to just cut your losses -- put it down, and get a fresh new baby pet;

vanzandt · Feb 24, 2017

lawrence-lugar said:
...Geesh, it's cheaper to just cut your losses -- put it down, and get a fresh new baby pet;
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jnbadger · Feb 25, 2017

Handle123 said:
Buy 2 calves and call one Dog and other Cat, good eating when fully grown.

Hard to watch tv when they are a year old and in the living room with you.

jnbadger · Feb 25, 2017

lawrence-lugar said:
...Geesh, it's cheaper to just cut your losses -- put it down, and get a fresh new baby pet;

You'd think us traders are rational, and think more with our heads then our hearts.

I actually agree with is if you know for a fact the animal is going to die soon. A friend of mine spent over 4 thousand bucks keeping his little best friend alive, and he admitted later it was for his own feelings, and not for the dog. It died during the treatment period, and suffered in the mean time.

Handle123 · Feb 25, 2017

jnbadger said:
I actually agree with is if you know for a fact the animal is going to die soon. A friend of mine spent over 4 thousand bucks keeping his little best friend alive, and he admitted later it was for his own feelings, and not for the dog. It died during the treatment period, and suffered in the mean time.

I don't agree with having an animal suffer, for $35 bucks put animal down, people and pets die, be happy other people and pets touched one's life in time we have with them. I had to put my cat down after living for 17.5 years, cat was longest relationship than women, LOL, he was glad to see me when I came home. For four grand, you can buy one heck of another pet or ten, regardless of relationships, we are like renting our time with other creatures..