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Location: Nr Ireland
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12-11-2013, 04:42 PM
Originally Posted by rita1 
Thanks for replying Mattie. Still think vets were negligent though, as it's a very simple test to carry out and, as it seems it's a common condition, it should have occurred to them that dry eye might be the problem (even though Katie's a collie x, not a short nosed breed)
so easy Vet said no problem,his actual words were.."I don't care how you get them in just make sure you get them in"
Been 7 months now and so far so good
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