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Vet wasn't too concerned when I talked to her. We have an appointment in a couple weeks.
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Originally Posted by Katie1
Glad my vet doesn't ignore my concerns ....
LOL, oh man, communication ships passing in the night! Do I dare explain that the vet listened to Deserterer's description of events, and figured that nothing of immediate concern was going on? Ooops, I just did! You guys make reading here fun!
You should therefore take your pet to the vet at the earliest if you suspect that she has a vaginal infection.
VET that Does NOT want to check this out is NOT a Caring VET!
Katie1, it should be obvious, but I guess it is not - the vet isn't seeing symptoms of vaginal infection. Or, if it might be a vaginal infection, it isn't going to cause permanent damage in the week between now and the vet visit.
You should therefore take your pet to the vet at the earliest if you suspect that she has a vaginal infection.
VET that Does NOT want to check this out is NOT a Caring VET!
Think I'll go with my vet's advice. I explained everything to her in great detail. She is extremely caring and has spent many MANY times patiently on the phone with me over 2 decades whenever I have concerns. I trust her completely. I have used other vets that are much cheaper over the years and always go back to this one. She is the best.
IF that the best in your area I hope I NEVER move there!
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