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Krista Magnifico | 5 years ago
Schuyler Had A Broken PM4 That Needed Extraction. Here Is His Story And Cost Of His Dental
Treatment Cost (USD): $982.00
Schuyler came in for a routine annual physical examination. During this we noticed that he had a slab fracture of his PM4. This typically happens when does chew hard bones and they sheer off the side of the tooth losing the protective enamel covering of the tooth. This is the largest tooth in the mouth and over time it can lead to infection underr the eye and worsen dental disease.
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Krista Magnifico | 5 years ago
Piper Is A Young Cat Who Was Spayed. Her Surgery Photos And Cost Of Care Is Here.
Treatment Cost (USD): $150.00
Piper is a healthy, happy, active young cat who presented at my clinic for a routine spay. She was seen twice before her surgery to complete her kitten vaccine series and have her pre-op blood work done.
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Leah | 5 years ago
How Do You Determine If Your Dog Needs A Dental Exam? My Dog Is Over 10 Years …

How do you determine if your dog needs a dental exam? My dog is over 10 years old and has always had bad teeth. He is a Yorkshire terrier mix. I knew he would need several teeth extracted but we were not advised that he must have this done by x date. It’s been about 6 months. He has now had two teeth fall out and has another big tooth loose. I do not mind paying for a vet visit if necessary but I wasn’t sure if this was simply part of old age. Should we switch from dry food to wet food? He has a little redness in his mouth, no swelling, no signs of pain.

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  1. Sarah

    Hi there- I would call to make an appointment with the vet in the morning. Especially as teeth have already rotted out. There is a good chance that there may be some infection going on that could easily spread. Best to get things taken care of right now and not chance anything bad.

    1. Leah Post author

      Thanks for the response. I’m glad I asked.

  2. Krista Magnifico

    Yep! It’s time for a dental cleaning and extractions of all of the bad (diseased) teeth. Taking care of it now will spare your pup pain, infection and possible complicating diseases like heart disease. It’s never too late to do it! Best of luck!

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Jen Behler | 5 years ago
Torn CCL Surgery Repair

My 6 year old lab mix had TPLO surgery to repair a torn CCL on September 10. Prior to surgery, his liver enzymes were elevated but after 2 ultrasounds and bloodwork, they were unable to identify why. Because of this he cannot take anti inflammatory drugs to help with pain and took longer to be cleared after surgery. He was finally cleared on 12/11/19 and was doing really well. About a week and a half ago, he started limping again. We can’t pinpoint anything he did that would cause a limp. We haven’t let him fully run and don’t let him off his leash hardly at all. I do have another follow up appointment with the surgeon scheduled but wanted to see if anyone else experienced something like this. Thanks!

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  1. Krista Magnifico

    Hello,
    Lots of things can cause a limp post op. The best advice I can give is to keep him calm and leash walk only and see the surgeon ASAP. If he is acting quiet, depressed, lethargic or not eating call your regular vet and have him seen immediately.

    1. Jen Behler Post author

      Thank you! He is sleepy, but not lethargic. I think that is because of the gabapentin. He has always been a picky eater but I believe he is eating and drinking normally. We have been keeping him on a leash and shortened walks. His appointment with the surgeon is Wednesday.

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Lydia Schlitzkus | 5 years ago
Riachu: A 7 Year Old Male Cat That Needed To Be Unblocked
Treatment Cost (USD): $782.00
Riachu presented with trouble urinating and blood in the urine. After an examination and some bloodwork and a urinalysis, it was determined that he had a urinary blockage.
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Lydia Schlitzkus | 5 years ago
Ebony: A 7 Year Old Cat That Underwent An Exploratory Surgery
Treatment Cost (USD): $451.00
Ebony presented with wounds that needed to be addressed. She was also urinating outside of the litter box. After addressing the wounds and taking some bloodwork, it was determined that an exploratory procedure would be the next step in helping Ebony. This was being done to look any remaining hernias or to spay her if she was not spayed already.
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Lydia Schlitzkus | 5 years ago
Meet Skittles: A 5 Year Old Feline With A Pyometra
Treatment Cost (USD): $733.00
Skittles presented with abdominal swelling. After an examination it was determined that she had an infected uterus or pyometra. Because of the deadlines of this condition, it was determined that she needed to have surgery as soon as possible.
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Lydia Schlitzkus | 5 years ago
Magnus: Routine Neuter And Gastropexy
Treatment Cost (USD): $863.00
Magnus came in for a routine neuter and gastropexy (stomach tacking) procedure.
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Lydia Schlitzkus | 5 years ago
Finnley’s Routine Neuter
Treatment Cost (USD): $283.00
Finnley came in to be neutered a bit later in life, as he was 3 years old. His procedure went well!
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Lydia Schlitzkus | 5 years ago
Ginger’s Routine Spay Procedure
Treatment Cost (USD): $427.50
Ginger completed all of her puppy vaccines, and her adult teeth came in so she was ready to be spayed.
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