Dog and cat dentals
Got a dental for my cat back in May, or so. He was almost 12 and I didn't do bloodwork. I like that my vet doesn't require it.
Now it's my dog's turn to have a dental. She's 10 or 11. I figure while she's under anesthesia they can remove a fatty lump on her side too. Which made me ask for the price of bloodwork, $150!
I love my pets but they are pets. I do well visits and vaccines and heart worm prevention and they usually get 1 dental as they get older.
But oh so pricey!
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Katherine, married 8-9-97
ds1 22 (adding a dil in August!)
dd1 18
dd2 16
ds2 10
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