Homer's tooth

[Stacia]

@JES72, that does sound over the top, but they must have a good reason for doing it I imagine, at least you can have a good talk with the vet this time face to face.

 

[M.F.]

Is there a reason why he needs a follow-up? Do you think he’s in pain? If they find something, what will they do? Could you not wait till he shows a symptom that needs looking into? I don’t like the idea of anaesthetising just to assess, when there are no clinical signs. Well, in the case of Snowie—he reacts terribly after being anaesthetised, cries non-stop.

 

[JES72]

Homer went for his follow up. All is good although I got told (again) to clean his teeth more regularly. At least they've had a good clean now. This time was so much less stressfull as I could go into the building and have a proper consultation with Homer rolling on the floor demanding tummy rubs from everyone, the Vet, the anaesthetist, the nurse and a young vet student.
They tool off the lump on his foot too.

I'm sure they pump out calming pheremones for the humans not just for the animals. The place is so calm and tranquil, even the doors slam at a whisper. Homer was so chilled, it felt quite bizare discussing his anxiety.

 

[M.F.]

What an amazing vet surgery!

 

[Selina27]

Good to hear that Homers check up is good, lovely to read about your positive experience at the vets.

 

[Stacia]

That must be a relief and good to know that Homer loved being there x

 

[Cath]

Pleased to hear Homer's alright