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11-02-2007, 12:29 AM
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Re: The Vet charged $800 to do this to me. Pics.
If you took proper care of your dog it wouldn't need to be taken to the vet for teeth cleanings. Hope that doesn't sound to harsh but it isn't that hard to maintain good dental health in dogs.
hope the wart removal thing went well. My dog just had similar sugery to remove a number of non-cancerous bumps that were opening up and causing problems, and has to wear the same head mask thing for awhile. hope the recovery goes well. 
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11-02-2007, 12:43 AM
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Re: The Vet charged $800 to do this to me. Pics.
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you fudged the 1st person/third person in the second sentence [/ QUOTE ] How so? Please remember that English is my second language.
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11-02-2007, 01:25 AM
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Re: The Vet charged $800 to do this to me. Pics.
lamp or kick ass bong in last picture?
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#17
11-02-2007, 01:36 AM
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Re: The Vet charged $800 to do this to me. Pics.
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lamp or kick ass bong in last picture? [/ QUOTE ] I wish, I wish, oh how I wish it were a bong!!! Howard (er, ok, Noah, I won't say it.......takes the Merry right out of Christmas) told me once that when he was in college 80 years ago he and his roommates would blow pot smoke into the cat's face and the cat would always come when they were smoking which was always anyway but he's given it up because he's old now and also lives in Arizona where they throw you in jail forever if you get caught with any. So, it's just a lamp. It does have a nice, new shade though.
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11-02-2007, 03:24 AM
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Re: The Vet charged $800 to do this to me. Pics.
I once had a GF with a cat that had to wear one of those cone collar things because it had some sort of growth cut off its back. She also had a laser pointer. It was hilarious running that cone-collared cat up the walls chasing after the laser dot.
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#20
11-02-2007, 08:45 AM
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Re: The Vet charged $800 to do this to me. Pics.
you could try taking the collar off when the dog needs "TO GO."
$800 isn't that much when you consider what's required to safely conduct general anesthethia. But yeah, the minor lump removals were probably unneccessary. Whoever said that maintaining proper dental health for your dog isn't that hard generalizes too much. Not all dogs are the same.
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