Epidote

Just a short update, thank you everyone here trying to help. Wish all of you have a great day. I've sent the cat to do the surgery and the vet thinks she probably would live. They give me a price which is not as high as I thought, but I've not seen the final bill now. The lady from Adopt Meow gives me some useful information and recommends vet clinics. Thank you. I am not a cat person~ at least since I was not able to help my own cat. I may try to find someone to adopt this kitten after she recovers, but she is a tortoiseshell cat which makes the adoption hard too. Please let me know if anyone wants a kitten. She is very sweet, I never see she bites or scratches anyone, even my noisy kids. I have to say she is sweeter than my own cat who loves slapping me. I mean, it is hard to see something dying in front of you and you know you can help, but you just don't.

I think this is the Chiangmai forum.

Thank you, I will check CMU later, I send them x-ray. The problem is not only about the cost, but the success rate of surgery is doubtful. The kitten is too small.

She is not my cat. She just came to my yard with her mom and her mom left, so I know there is something wrong. When you have a big yard, many street cats will walk around. I spent 100K for my own cat before, which did not solve our problem. That is not a good memory. If this is my cat, I will not ask this question here.

A stray kitten came to my yard, she did not eat anything and very thin. so I brought her to the vet, who give her an x ray and told me she might be hit by a car or something, the surgery will take about 10000 baht, or she can not breathe and eat. I was wondering if anyone has any experience or comment, can I find some cat rescue organization here? is there anyway I can discuss with the hospital to get a discount for stray cat surgery? thank you!

Anyway , thank you all.

Thank you, you are very nice.

Thank you, this helps much!

A large country in Asia. Yes, returning a car is possible there, but not easy.

Not sure if all used car dealer are "tent" here. but they give me a 1 year warranty and even a mechanical inspection report from Toyato certified mechanical shop or something similar. I just don't want to spend too much time on repairing and checking the car.

No, I don't expect the full refund, just want to check what other people do here. In my country, people can return their car if there is a problem about engine and other main parts of a car, of course with some special conditions, I am not very sure. Just want to check what are the rules here.

Got it, I would check the code first, thank you all

Any garage can do that?

Not sure if it is called tent. It is a registered company and seems to be a used-car dealer with a website and car list, and yes, the warranties are written.

yes, the problem is when I took it to the dealer, the engine light is off. it was like would be on 1-2 days and off again.

Toyota corolla, 2013, about 120,000km.

I bought a used car from a car company (I think they are called tent?), the warranty said the engine and motor would be under warranty for one year/10,000km. Now the engine light was on for several times, I sent the car to the company, they checked it, and I don't think they find any problem, but now the engine light is still on. and we have driven almost 10,000 km which means we will have no warranty soon. I was wondering what I can do? What is the usual way to deal with it? Is it possible to return this car because obviously I don't think they can repair the engine. Thanks