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    Now they want to take out a toof!!



    Took Bob for his yearly general exam and booster injections and he checked out fine - in fact vet Chris said he's 'as healthy as a much younger dog'! Needs his teeth and gums seen to though and one tooth may need to come out. No appointment made as yet but I hope to make one for early next week.

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    Aww, poor Bob. Your eyes look so very sad in that picture. You're probably thinking - haven't they done enough to me already? But it's what is best for you. Besides, you get lots of special treatment while you're healing.
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    Awww.. I'm sorry you'll need a toofie removed, Bob. But I AM glad that's ALL that has to be done. Mummy and the vet will take extra special good care of you, darling boy, so try not to be 'fraid. I'll say it over and over..you sure are handsome, adorable and cute!



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    Poor Bob. What a heartbreaking look you have about you, but mummy is only doing what is best for you, sweetheart. You want to keep yourself in tip-top condition and looking good for your fans.

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    Gotta go to the vets again? I'm sure it won't be that big of a deal and I know that your momma will be giving you some yummy goodies when you get home!

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    Dear Bob, dental work is no fun, but after it's done you'll feel so much better having shiny clean teeth. However, I understand if mum is worried.

    When you are back home and have rested, remind your mum that you deserve some yummy treats.

    Sending our best wishes that all goes well!

    Fister and Randi



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    Don't worry about the dental work Bob. Buddy just had his dental work yesterday. He had 2 teeth removed! Buddy is a cat so I am sure you being a big tough doggie can handle it. Buddy gets to eat special canned food for a few days. Maybe your mom will give you some special goodies too. You do have a sweet and sad face. You'll be back to wagging your tail in no time.

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    Don't feel bad Bob, they did that to Bubba last week...it wasn't too bad he never seemed to notice.
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    Thanks guys, from both Bobby and I, for the encouraging words.

    Good health report or no, he is nearly 11 years old and I have to admit I am a bit worried about him having anaesthesia again. But I think I am going to have to let it be done. He's not in pain from the tooth right now, nor are his gums sore as yet, but it's in inevitable that there is pain and or soreness in store for him in the future if he doesn't get treatment.

    Bobby and I will keep you updated.

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    When casey and bubba went in for their dental last week I mentioned that casey is very sensitive to the anasthesia.

    They said they would give her the anasthesia for older dogs, she did really well and was not nearly as out of it and she had been on previous occasions. She will be 9 this month.
    don't breed or buy while shelter dogs die....

    I have been frosted!

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  11. My darling, darling sad eyed Bobby Boy I have to go to the dentist tomorrow too. I'll be brave...just as I know you will!

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    caseysmom, Bobby had something 'for older dogs' when he had the surgery for lump removal last month and I believe they will be doing the same for the dental. Doesn't stop you worrying though does it? There again, what could.

    Sara, hope your dentist visit went ok.

    Bobby goes for his dental on Friday the 15th, a week today.

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    Chris, it's not always good to have so much time to worry, but if Bob gets the same anasthesia as last time, I'm sure it'll be OK.

    You know, I was quite worried last time Fister had a dental and I didn't know until then that there different kinds of anasthesia, my vet told me they have three kinds. I suppose they give cats and dogs the same, and meassure it accordng to weight? Would you mind asking what the one Bob gets is called?

    And, does anyone here know what the difference is in the various anasthesia?

    Will keep Bob in my thoughts and send positive vibes.



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    Thanks, Randi.

    I think they do give the dosage according to weight because I remember he had to be weighed before he went last time and the vet told me it was needed to know for giving drugs and anaesthesia.
    (btw Bob is now weighs in at 24.5kg so I can no longer call him Fat Boy Bob. )

    I'll try to remember to ask for details of the anaesthesia given come Friday.

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    Well, today's the day. Will you please send some prayers, vibes or whatever that all goes well for my boy?
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