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When Doggie Has To Go To Sleep Watch The Costs!
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PJ talks to Dolores who says grief over a pet in pain can leave you vulnerable to very high prices. He also talks to Katie from the Cork's 96FM News room who says her pet's sleep was handled really well and at a decent price.
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