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Originally Posted by Honey Rose I'm trying to look for another vet...How can you tell if he's a good one or not? And does most veterinary clip the nails of our pet or just groomers does that? Because last time my vet doesn't even know that my Psalm has an ear infection, he just looks at it not even with that thing you use to look inside the ear, he just flips his ear and tell me that everything's fine! jeezz! |
We have been lucky with vet's. When we moved here several years ago we went to the vet 2 blocks from the house and after talking to her for Sunnie's appointment we decided not to go back. We interviewed several vets before settling on one 20 min from here. A vet is a good one if I "trust" them, if they answer all of my questions & if they use a good dose of common sense.
Most vet's and groomers do trim nails. I do my own
. I have trained my 3 to lay on their backs on the couch and be still while I trim away. Maggie was 2 when she came and it didn't take her long to learn it.
Good Questions.