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the worst part about cats is that by the time they tell you something’s wrong it’s time for surgery
even if you don’t take your cat to the vet yearly, by the time they’re 8-10 or if they have eternal stinky breath please get them in to get their teeth looked at because some of my dumb idiots have had teeth falling out of their mouths and just been chilling
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Veterinarians are introducing a new medical approach in which pets are cared for in their low-income homes and not brought to shelters.
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I’ve been running up against a stonewall lately when it comes to the book, largely because I’m having trouble finding medical professionals and vets willing to talk to me, so I’m going to a CPR course and from there moving into EMT classes to hopefully get me an in or teach me things firsthand. That’s a lot longer than I’d like, honestly, but until I finally get the rogue vet’s email out of mom or my PCP responds to my handwritten note passed to her during my last shot, it’s sort of what I’ve got.
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My poor dog
My poor baby. My dog, Phoebe, is a 5 year old mut who survived parvo when she was a puppy. Now she has the worst allergies. She scratches under her armpits until she breaks skin and her stomach/vaginal area is always bright red with a rash that looks similar to chicken pox. She scratches her ears so much that they are crusted with dried blood. It literally kills me to see her like this and we stop her from scratching all the time but we can’t watch her twenty four-seven. We have tried neospourne, monistat, and a canine itch and scratch spray. Phoebe also sweats under her two front arms. She will get hot and her armpits sweat I swear to god. She has very short hair and it some sort of terrier. Does ANYONE have any idea what else I could do? We’ve taken her to the vet many times and they give her steroid shots but that could negatively affect her organs later in life. We also tried pills they prescribed her and they didn’t touch it. She has allergies all year round. So are there any vets out there or dog fanatics in general who could help?
Today has been so stressful.
Fawn had to go for an X Ray on her shoulder. When we went to collect her instead of it costing the £75 I was told it cost £340. Luckily I had extra on me but only up to £250.
It was so embarrassing they literally could have called me any time over the course of the day to tell me it was going to cost more, but no they had to wait until I was stood at the front desk in front of a waiting room full of people.
Worst of all, they wouldn't give me Fawn until I handed over all I had, so I was in there an hour (looking over the X Rays and trying to work out why they hadn't contacted the insurance like they were suppose to - and told me twice they had) before I even saw her! Add to that the fact they took TWO extra X Rays on her elbow that she didn't even need that cost £90 alone!
Angry doesn't cover it, I think somewhere along the lines vets have stopped being about animals and all about money!
Anyway, her X Rays came back okay, she's just got a shallow shoulder joint and weak muscles which have to be built up with swimming. Right now she's woozy from the anaesthetic:
Blue wants to play with her but not tonight! I'm sure tomorrow they'll be back to normal.
