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Lissette: Still praying for sweet Lola. Give her sweet hugs and kisses from me and Van, the 3 B's and Jazzy. |
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Lissette can tell you....when she took her girl in for a spay, she mentioned to me that she was gonna have doc have her teeth cleaned (he does his own dental). I told her don't, he'll do it anyway, it's something he does when he has a dog under. She informed me that when she picked up her girl , (he brings your baby out to you hisself, wrapped in a blankie) he told her I cleaned her teeth while she was under, no extra charge |
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No there aren't.....I've been here 2 years, and I thought I'd found one....he moved to San Diego......but, he's the only one. |
He did Mary, at no charge. I wish more vet cared like the ones I have. I wish you all could have seen it on Friday. WOW. Most docs would have said, we cant find anything and we have to do a biopsy, but not Dr Cole and Hawthorne and my specialist, they would not stop, it was amazing. |
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I was back in Texas in September and told Dr. Hawthorne this and he roared.....$500.00. My gosh you asked for an AI not a C section. You've had your dogs tested for all the important stuff...you know your dogs cycle better than I do.....two AI would have cost me no more than $50.00 there, or he would have charged me for the kit and instructed me on how to do it. Whenever, I had a girl ready to whelp, he'd put my little whelping kit together, along with POP shots, feeding tubes, surgical gloves, and whatever he felt I might need in an emergency....with his home and Cell number glued on the box. |
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Another thing you'll find Lissette, doc will rarely charge you an office visit if he's treating your dog for something. |
WOW - it sounds dire out there or at least in your vinicity of CA. I am so sorry for you especially, when problems arise. :( I, too, do not know what that is like. I can not attest to the expertise of my vet in comparison to others but I do know that much of what I research prior to discussing with him, he is right on the same plain. Furthermore, the auto immune disorder my Jazzy cat had was a whopper and very rare. He was there for us both at a moments notice. Now, he continues to give full access. I believe I have spoken to him more via the phone than in person and he is very helpful, supportive, and most of all - available. |
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oh you will love this one dex was hospitalized for pancreatitis I take him to vet after for ear infection as groomer plucked one ear i flipped out said no plucking he has been through alot just trim him up well of course he got an infection in that ear she plucked so i do not believe in it in some dogs. so vet says to me when did dexter ever break his jaw - wth i said what do you mean? well his jaw is out of align so either due to puppy mill or what i found out is in small dogs when they take puppy teeth out they can break the jaw if not careful so when he was spay he had 10 teeth removed and everyone told me neutering was a piece of cake well it was not he screamed all nigth would not lay down and i rushed him in 7 on the dot as dummy me did not know about er vets or i would have had him in see i did not know anything back then - they gave him a pain shot - so now when i get the dental he is getting a full mouth xray by dentist as i want to know if his jaw was broke by that vet - i feel i should have noticed something like that but his tongue hangs out and mouth tilts as if jaw is out of align |
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