[ SECRET POST #4952 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4952 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Pet emergency it depends for me. My dog recently had an allergic reaction to a wasp sting and had to go to the emergency vet, which ended with a fee of over $1000 (plus a couple hundred more when I had take him to his regular vet for a follow up). Luckily I had the money but I can totally understand someone having a rainy day fund for their pet but still being blindsided.

On the other hand, a pet emergency like you need to get your pet spayed or neutered, or regular shots? Those aren't emergencies, that's the cost of pet ownership.

[(Anonymous)]

But being blindsided by an expense is exactly why a person needs to have an emergency fund?? Distinguishing the two concepts like that doesn't make sense. Having a proper emergency fund means doing the research to know what amount is appropriate for the kinds of expenses it might be used for, not just throwing a couple hundred dollars in a coffee can... Which is why I say if a person can't swing that without hitting up GoFundMe or whatever, then maybe they shouldn't have a pet.

[(Anonymous)]

My cat suffered an injury that all up cost over $6000. My emergency fund was just over $3000. I think that's a pretty reasonable emergency fund!

[(Anonymous)]

Apparently it wasn't, though.

[(Anonymous)]

DA How much do YOU think is an acceptable emergency fund for anyone to have on hand for any foreseeable cost then?

[(Anonymous)]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=l91ISfcuzDw

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT. I already answered that question: Having a proper emergency fund means doing the research to know what amount is appropriate for the kinds of expenses it might be used for.

I don't even have a pet, yet I know that an emergency can easily rack up way more than $3K.