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Old 06-24-2010, 08:20 AM   #13
Ringo1
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I think YT is a great tool to use in working with your Vet. Yes, I have printed off some information and taken it to my Vet and I think this is great. I am probably not going to take the word of an anonymous poster over my trained and trusted vet. But, I was able to ask some clear and concise questions because of information obtained here. Yes, sometimes it is information overload and too many horrific possibilities presented - I've learned to take it all with a grain of salt . . but take away what I can; learn what I can; don't panic over what I read.

On the other hand, I've learned things here that I wouldn't even think about asking my Vet - like the use of harnesses; treats like cheerios and apple . . Vegetarian kibble; lowfat cottage cheese.

I've learned countless things on YT and for that I am grateful.

Sift through the information that you are given; keep a clear head; be informed; trust your instinct and hopefully your Vet! This is what I've learned to do.
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