, Author, knows too much about heart disease from personal experience. 1  If space aliens bombed all the pharmaceutical factories and we had to go back to herbs, Coleus forskohlii (Indian coleus) would act as a natural beta-blocker, whether or not it was used for hypertension or cardiomyopathy.
Heartworm prevention is recommended, and may cost up to $40. The cat should also be checked out by a vet, to make sure there are no problems; the vet bills may be between $50 (for a simple check up) to $300 for advanced tests, if these are needed.
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: IF your cat is perfectly healthy, a standard yearly exam in the Midwest here costs $35, and the Rabies is $13, the Vaccination for the Feline Distemper is $15. That's the bare minimum. What I spent on vet bills last year with a diabetic cat, a pancreatitis attack, a cancer that developed in one of the cats, and the thyroid medication for the other one, and emergency visits for the one with a heart problem..............I think I spent $3,000.