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The Vet (pg. 2)
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| The17sss |
| quote: | Originally posted by Comrade Stalin
Try going to the zoo. Me and yukii went to the local zoo for a day, and I don't want to be mean, but this heavy set girl with braces, kind of like that American Idol crying girl, started hovering over us and then started talking to us about the wolves (because we were looking at them), and she had names for them, and was talking to us as if they were humans. She was like a zoo volunteer or some . We said, "ok, nice talking to you, bye". And then a few minute later, we're looking at the elephants, and bam, she 'walks by', and starts talking about the elephants. I'm like...WTF...:nervous: |
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| quote: | Originally posted by Lews
Jesus :(
No lasting damage, right? |
Nah he's a tough bastard. He was fine by the next day. :gsmile: |
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| Sushipunk |
| Inappropriate gsmile! |
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| Lilith |
My vet just thinks I'm awesome because nothing is paying off their kids university fees faster than a geriatric cat with a neurotic owner.
They dont actually like Sleazy because he's not been neutered, bites and tries to fight with other animals on his stays there. |
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| couch-potato |
My friend's brother works at a vet's office.
The guy dropped acid for breakfast every ing day in high school, then took more as desired. He went through school entirely ing fried, every day, every second.
Often times my friend & I will be sitting on his bed, sharing a pipe, and talking about philosophy or whatever while I watch him play PS3 (it's odd but most of the time I'd rather watch since he's better), but then his brother will storm in and show us an abstract pen drawing he did while talking about ancient cultures (Rome being his favorite) and then storm out flustered after failing to convey an idea he's got in that holocaust of a brain. |
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| Acton |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sushipunk
"We're too busy - We'll just put it down. Don't worry, it won't feel any pain" |
That's diabolical. I'm sure there are exceptions, but over here Veterinarians have a good reputations.
Fun fact of the day - Veterinarians have higher suicide rates than any other profession. |
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| Capitalizt |
| I've never taken by kitteh to the vet. Is that a bad thing? She's 100% indoor by the way and has no chance of catching anything. |
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| Lews |
| Yes it's bad. All kitteh's need to go to the vet whether they are indoor or outdoors. |
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| Capitalizt |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lews
Yes it's bad. All kitteh's need to go to the vet whether they are indoor or outdoors. |
If they have no conceivable way of catching a disease from another cat, why? |
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| Lews |
| Because that's not the only reason to bring a kitteh to the vet. They need to be checked up on obsessionally, even if they can't catch diseases from other cats. |
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| Capitalizt |
k..I might take her on her 3rd birthday. She seems in perfect shape though.
P.S. This is her twin
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| Ian |
| I'm lucky in that this scottish bloke took over where we used which generally used to be staffed by students and had a high turnover of staff and there's he & another lady now and they're constantly there. He's a lovely bloke and you can pick his brain on many issues and all the nurses are good too. It's good having the continuity too because he immediately knows my dog and what to expect since she's a crazy bitch. His prices are very reasonable too. Only downside is he's about 60 so in 5 years or so he could retire & that'd suck. When he spayed her, the stitches were so well done, so tidy & she healed amazingly fast from it. I've seen some vets in my time but right now, anyone within 1000 miles of me should use my guy :p |
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| Ian |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lilith
My vet just thinks I'm awesome because nothing is paying off their kids university fees faster than a geriatric cat with a neurotic owner.
They dont actually like Sleazy because he's not been neutered, bites and tries to fight with other animals on his stays there. |
Heh. Or spaniels. She's forever getting ear infections cos of the weight of them and lack of air that gets in. I'd say we're there twice a year for them at least. |
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