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Reply To: How much do you trust dog food sold by veterinarians?
Thank you for a very long reply 😀
That is a very smart thing you did, checking the yelp reviews.
However I didn’t ask about mine or yours veterinarian, my question was generally about veterinarians across the country.
But I see what you are saying. There will always be people (not just vets lol) that are looking to dry your wallet and give a bad service in return. So the wisest thing you can do is check how their previous work did before.
@InkMarie That is exactly what I was talking about. Why are certain formulas “magical” ? If their ingredients are nothing special and are found in other foods as well.
@goldenstar I am so sad to hear that 🙁 I am sure you and your vet did your best to save your doggie..
@Susan My vet didn’t recommend me dog food for a medical condition but for general food consumption.. My dog currently thanks to god has no health problems and I hope it will stay that way forever
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