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Reply To: Doggy Dementia
I don’t mean to be cynical but I guess I will just put it out there since I’ve been thinking this since early on from your posts. My feelings with your vet not wanting to do anything to the dog at all until she was going to go to her forever home and using the excuse that she was too stressed to treat her is that he was waiting until he knew who was going to end up with Ginger and then would have someone to charge for treatments. Sorry, but that’s the feeling I’ve been getting. To me it’s unconscionable to at least not do the bare minimum for the dog, I don’t mean you Akari, I mean the vet. Even a dog that is really stressed just being at the vet which a lot of them are, get their nails done. It would be much quicker to get them done for the initial time and then you can keep up with them. If they really are like talons, then I’m sure she’s very uncomfortable even walking on the concrete as that is such a hard surface and it’s painful.
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