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lisaly · 08-07-2013, 08:32 PM

My little angel Ashley had an assessed tooth when she wars 16.5 years old, and we were certain that it was causing her great pain and anxiety. My vet uses eastern and western medication, and he has many people coming from all over the US, particularly the northeast because they are referred there as a last hope chance. Over the fifteen years that I have been going there, I have heard so many miraculous stories from people whose doctors referred them to see Dr. Wen when their own vets said they could no longer help their babies.. Because of all of these miracles Dr. Wen performed, I am a believer in his alternative treatments. He mostly used conventional medicine on my girls because they were difficult to pill, but I saw miracles, even with my own pups.
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As you can see, I love him and trust him implicitly. He is always very fair and honest. Because of a collapsing trachea, he wanted to treat Ashley with steroids, something he was normally very against because of the side effects. Ashley had huge gas pockets in her belly because she was taking too much air into her belly because of the trachea. My husband and I couldn't bear to think about Ashley being in pain from an infected tooth. My vet didn't think it was causing her the anxiety, but we believed it was. It was the only time we disagreed with the prioritizing of his treatment plan. We opted to delay treatment using the steroids because we believed the dental was really important for her. As a result of knowing our little one, the dental made such a huge difference for Ashley. Her anxiety lessened substantially after the dental, and she was eating much better. Ashley was sixteen and a half years old when this assessed tooth was pulled. We found out a month later that Ashley had Caning Cognitive Dysfunction which also caused extreme anxiety for her until she started medication for that.

I know this is long, but I wanted to tell you how much having that pulled helped Ashley. I hope it does the same for Brandi if that's what it is.

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lisaly Donating YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Long Island, New York Posts: 5,892	My little angel Ashley had an assessed tooth when she wars 16.5 years old, and we were certain that it was causing her great pain and anxiety. My vet uses eastern and western medication, and he has many people coming from all over the US, particularly the northeast because they are referred there as a last hope chance. Over the fifteen years that I have been going there, I have heard so many miraculous stories from people whose doctors referred them to see Dr. Wen when their own vets said they could no longer help their babies.. Because of all of these miracles Dr. Wen performed, I am a believer in his alternative treatments. He mostly used conventional medicine on my girls because they were difficult to pill, but I saw miracles, even with my own pups. http://t.today.com/today/allday/mira...5205?app=false As you can see, I love him and trust him implicitly. He is always very fair and honest. Because of a collapsing trachea, he wanted to treat Ashley with steroids, something he was normally very against because of the side effects. Ashley had huge gas pockets in her belly because she was taking too much air into her belly because of the trachea. My husband and I couldn't bear to think about Ashley being in pain from an infected tooth. My vet didn't think it was causing her the anxiety, but we believed it was. It was the only time we disagreed with the prioritizing of his treatment plan. We opted to delay treatment using the steroids because we believed the dental was really important for her. As a result of knowing our little one, the dental made such a huge difference for Ashley. Her anxiety lessened substantially after the dental, and she was eating much better. Ashley was sixteen and a half years old when this assessed tooth was pulled. We found out a month later that Ashley had Caning Cognitive Dysfunction which also caused extreme anxiety for her until she started medication for that. I know this is long, but I wanted to tell you how much having that pulled helped Ashley. I hope it does the same for Brandi if that's what it is. Last edited by lisaly; 08-07-2013 at 08:33 PM.