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Build a veterinary treatment plan with tiered options and a cost estimate to discuss with a pet owner. Use when asked to prepare a treatment plan, create an estimate for an owner, present diagnostic/treatment options, or have the cost conversation in a vet practice. Produces a clear plan (recommended vs. acceptable-alternative vs. minimum), line-item cost ranges, the medical rationale in plain language, and how to frame the money conversation with empathy so the owner can make an informed, unpressured decision.

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# Treatment Plan Estimate Skill

The hardest conversation in a vet practice is money, and avoiding it hurts everyone — the owner feels ambushed by the bill, the pet gets under-treated, the practice eats the loss. This skill builds a plan with honest options at different price points and frames the estimate so the owner can choose with full information and no shame.

## Working from a brief

Given the presentation and the recommended workup/treatment, **produce the full plan and estimate** — offer tiered options, use plain owner-facing language, and label cost figures as estimate ranges to be confirmed by the practice. Never diagnose beyond the information given or state prices as exact.

## Required Inputs

Ask for (if not provided, else infer and label):
- **The patient** (species, age, presenting problem) and the **recommended diagnostics/treatment**
- **Practice pricing** (or a note to fill from the fee schedule) and typical ranges
- **Owner context if known** — budget sensitivity, attachment, prior decisions
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