You can post that receipt all you want. That veterinarian did not sedate the dog and extract teeth. I can assure you there were no dental x-rays, no monitoring, no fluids, no sedation drugs used, no suture used, dental machine used, etc.

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Posted by BK Lounge

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Posted on 9/1/23 at 8:21 pm to More beer please

I will just post this here, and im sure ill get downvoted to oblivion by baws who dont get why anyone would spend any amount of money on an animal- but fwiw i got pet insurance for my dog about 8 yrs ago and it has saved me a fortune over the years… for a while he needed surgery just about every year for tumor removals, each surgery cost about $900-$1200 and pet insurance wound up covering about 90% of that in each case.. also covered some other random things from time to time.. i will say thta his premiums rose quite a bit as he got older, so i switched carriers a couple years ago to a more reasonable cost.. still, ive done the math and ive come out way, way ahead over the years and id recommend pet insurance to anyone (and no i dont sell pet insurance or work in insurance at all lol.)

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Posted by BigBinBR

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Posted on 9/1/23 at 8:48 pm to More beer please

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You can post that receipt all you want. That veterinarian did not sedate the dog and extract teeth. I can assure you there were no dental x-rays, no monitoring, no fluids, no sedation drugs used, no suture used, dental machine used, etc.

Extraction may be the wrong word, but she had three teeth pulled.

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