Dental Cleanings?

yosemite

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Originally Posted by Sar



Sad thing is that one of the vets at our surgery highly recommends them
He probably gets them free from his supplier and since most vets don't know a whole lot about nutrition/food stuffs, he probably thinks he's giving good advice.
 

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Originally Posted by Yosemite

He probably gets them free from his supplier and since most vets don't know a whole lot about nutrition/food stuffs, he probably thinks he's giving good advice.
True, I didn't think of that! Thank goodness our regular vet is a lot more knowledgeable about nutrition!
 

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Just to make you guys feel better about the deal you are getting. Here in Canada we pay WAY more. If your animals are old the prices are super high for monitoring and blood tests.

Trout my 13 year old was done last summer. No extractions $500.00
Zipper my 17 year old was done two years ago. A few extractions $700.00

No joke it's enough to make you twitch.
 

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At 12 years old, Punkin had his first professional dental cleaning and all went well. I recommend you have it done so you don't run into what we did after waiting FAR to long to do it!
 
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