4 V Animal Clinic (2024)

FAQs

What happens if I don't have enough money to take my cat to the vet? ›

If your animal requires emergency veterinary care and you can't afford treatment, contact nearby veterinary colleges to see if they have any emergency assistance programs.

i think putting items with an environment rating is probably the biggest factor, and higher environment ratings are more effective. Focus on the areas where your customers spend time. Also, if it got messy in customer space, like if a pet was super sick.

It is only necessary if the Sim question wishes to run a veterinarian clinic. Sims cannot be veterinarians as a conventional career, so it's unlikely a first-generation Sim will need this skill until they get wealthy enough to own their own business.

Setting up a Veterinary Clinic

To buy a lot for your new clinic, have a Sim click the cash register icon in the bottom-right corner of the interface to open the Store Panel. Click the dropdown box, then click to buy a vet clinic. If the game is paused, it will need to be unpaused to proceed.

If you cannot find care and come to the decision that he is suffering and you are considering euthanasia. Most emergency clinics will euthanize a pet for free if the owner cannot afford it.

The best course of action is to speak with your veterinary provider or reach out to a local shelter. They may have services at low or no cost. But if you already have pet insurance, like MetLife Pet, it can help cover some of the costs associated with a beloved pet dying — including burial or cremation.

If you place a Vet Clinic in your world it should run automatically by the game (if set up properly) on it's own, and if you have a Vet sim who purchases said clinic it should still be run automatically by the game... plus when they are select 'open' (like when they own a restaurant) the employees will come and when ...

Treats are money-makers.

If you feel like the vet clinic is not really giving you the amount of money you need, make sure to use one hours or two before you open the clinic to make treats! Especially the age up/age down-treats.

If they are in the same savegame then yes that is possible. Look at what Sims are available for hire. If you also play the other Sims that you created and give them careers they probably will not be able to hire.

Yes, provided your Sim is in the Doctor career then you have the option to come a long. You will also have the option with a pregnant Sim to give birth at the Hospital. The Get to Work Expansion is required.

How to hire workers for vet clinic in Sims 4? ›

You can pick the sims when you have open slots in your practice (bottom right hand corner) Best of course is to hire someone with a certain amount of skills and may be traits (dog or cat lovers usually work better) I am not sure about the co-ownership but you should be able to try that too.

1 Open The Clinic From Home

Just like with restaurants in The Sims 4, it's possible to open the vet clinic from home. The Sim then has two options. They can decide to stay home and just let their employees do the work. Or they can go to work a bit later.

Mostly the owner will have moved to stand somewhere else. If the owner is still standing in the same spot then the owner will interact with the pet and then the active vet sim often needs to cancel he exam and start it manually again.

If you don't have money but need to take your cat to the vet, you can always talk to your veterinarian (or their billing department) to find out more about the payment options they offer. Just because you're taking your cat to the vet doesn't mean you have to pay the entire bill that day.

Neglect. Almost all states also make it illegal to neglect an animal. In many states, neglect simply means not providing necessary food, water, and shelter. Several states go further by requiring that owners also give their animals needed veterinary care, exercise, sanitary conditions, and protection from the weather.

The perfect solution is a veterinarian who makes house calls. Not only can you stay at home and still get high-quality pet care, but your dog or cat will thank you for not forcing them into an anxiety-producing trip to the hospital.

Cats are often thought of as independent creatures that don't need much care. However, this isn't the case. Cats still need to see the veterinarian regularly, even if they seem healthy. Veterinary care is important for all pets, but it's especially important for cats.