Anne Jones Webboard User Reg: 04-29-2004
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Yep, I'd be finding a new vet for sure.
With the vet that I was using at the time when my female was OFA'd I was with her when she was put out & then when they brought her back out of the anesthesia & removed the tracael tube. Basicaly, she was out of my sight only for a few minutes to actually snap the x-rays. The vet that I have now...I go in & hold my own dog if any x-rays need to be taken. I always hold my own dog, not the vet tech. Especially, with my male, as he is not as good about someone in his space that he doesn't know, trying to touch him.
I basically I don't really trust people with my dogs. Seen to many stupid things done & problems created from poor vet office handling.
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Re: Fear Aggression -- Going to the vet.
[Re: Geri Gill ]
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