Call them, e-mail them. Explain your situation. Tell them that you have financial concerns but want to help the dog.
Also request to have all your dog’s medical records from the various clinics you have taken him to printed up. I would go and pick them up, there should not be a charge, but I can’t guarantee.
This will be very helpful to the examining vet, for example if lab work was done recently you may not have to repeat it.
Sure you can request to have the records e-mailed. But it is best to keep a copy for your own records of everything anyway.
PS: Ask the veterinary schools if they have a low cost clinic, treatment options?
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