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A few weeks ago F noticed that one of Red’s lower incisor teeth is loose. We were away at the time so took her to the vets as soon as we got home. It is not good news. As well as that tooth needing to come out, she has massive gum recession and in all likelihood will loose more teeth Especially back teeth. I was so upset at the time. I have been so on it brushing her teeth each day. The vet would have booked her in the next day but her emergency slot had just gone. Added to this we were going away again for two weeks but not with Red this time. Fortunately Red was showing no signs of pain so she is booked in today (we got home yesterday). Both the vet and the kennels were very good in there being a mechanism that should she become in pain, pain relief would be available. I went away with a very heavy heart but also knew she was in good hands. Fortunately no sign of pain and she was fine in the kennels. We have used these kennels for years and they are still owned and run by the same people and have had the same staff for years which says a lot to me. Also the fact she goes running off with them when we arrive is a good sign.
So this morning - no breakfast. She’s staring at me as I type. In a bit I will take her for a short on lead walk and then it will be off to the vets. I am so nervous - she’ll be gone all day. This will be her second general anaesthetic this year.
So this morning - no breakfast. She’s staring at me as I type. In a bit I will take her for a short on lead walk and then it will be off to the vets. I am so nervous - she’ll be gone all day. This will be her second general anaesthetic this year.