an established client presented a dog who was diagnosed with clincal, recurrent cystitis that did not respond to initial treatment. the client told the vet to do everything they needed to, signed a surgical release form, and left. radiographs and a cystotomy were performed. neither the client nor the vet made any attempt to contact the other. three days later the client arrived unannounced to pick up the dog. the client is angry and says the bill is "exorbitant." did the vet demonstrate ethical conduct?no, because the vet didn't inform the client of the expected costsyes, because the client had told him to do everythingyes because there was a valid VCPRno, because the vet didn't have authorization for surgery

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