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Reply To: NEED ADVICE ASAP-homemade dog food recipes for dogs with struvite stones
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In response to the above post by Tyrionthebiscuit
Would you prefer that the OP adopt a dog with a potentially serious chronic medical condition thinking that some miracle diet of “home cooked food” will solve all the issues.
What happens when she realizes the dogs issues require frequent vet visits and follow-up, maybe to the tune of a few hundred a year.
Then what? Heartbreak for the poster, more trauma for the dog that gets returned to the shelter.
Do you know how many times I have heard “I can’t afford to go to the vet”
More times than I care to remember.
A pet is a family member that lives in your household, if you cannot afford routine vet visits and other medical conditions that may require treatment. Don’t get a pet.
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