Possible mouth cancer

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landseer

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16-09-2016, 05:06 AM

#11

Originally Posted by glock339

I suppose we could ask not to see that particular vet in future but that could be a bit awkward.

When it comes to animals or loved ones, awkward doesn't play well with me. Some vets and doctors are just plain lazy. Sorry, but there's too many vets out there with the "pay me for my opinion" attitude - and they don't listen.

glock339

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17-09-2016, 11:55 AM

#12

I've done a bit of research & found what looks to be a good local practice hopefully & got him booked in for next week.

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