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BakersDozen · 03-04-2008, 02:26 PM

I just had to check out their site....and......What in the world????? This is in their guarantee:

"Because of the variety and quality of dog foods available {and all canine illness are NOT covered vaccination} , we require that all Seaside Yorkies must be kept on "Nu Vet Plus" canine supplements. This nutritional supplement is only available through breeder or veterinarian recommendation. You will be instructed concerning this when you leave our kennel. The order line is 1--800-474-7044. Your order code is 42256. This health guarantee will be considered null and void if you do not keep your pet on this supplement. Nu Vet Labs sends us monthly reports on which puppies from SeaSide Yorkies are being supplemented with Nu Vet Plus Canine."

I find it ridiculous that you would be required to keep them on this in order to have a guarantee. Seems like a good way to avoid following through on a guarantee...

03-04-2008, 02:26 PM	#26
BakersDozen Donating Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Rosco & Bentley's World Posts: 257	I just had to check out their site....and......What in the world????? This is in their guarantee: "Because of the variety and quality of dog foods available {and all canine illness are NOT covered vaccination} , we require that all Seaside Yorkies must be kept on "Nu Vet Plus" canine supplements. This nutritional supplement is only available through breeder or veterinarian recommendation. You will be instructed concerning this when you leave our kennel. The order line is 1--800-474-7044. Your order code is 42256. This health guarantee will be considered null and void if you do not keep your pet on this supplement. Nu Vet Labs sends us monthly reports on which puppies from SeaSide Yorkies are being supplemented with Nu Vet Plus Canine." I find it ridiculous that you would be required to keep them on this in order to have a guarantee. Seems like a good way to avoid following through on a guarantee...