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Forum ยป $470 for my dog teeth cleaning FML
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post 1641030853 06-16-2021, 05:42 PM
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Mg teeth feel fine but they def need cleaned. Been too long but ye? Idk what that was. Seemed like Microsoft may have been in on it like my fob
post 1641031743 06-16-2021, 05:59 PM
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Do you not brush your dog's teeth?



My 7yr old Dobie still has pearly whites.
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post 1641035083 06-16-2021, 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted By doughnutking⏩
This, you could have gave him a 50 cent bone.
Hes too spoiled bro does not even bother with bones. I mix costco rotisserie chicken breast with his food so he barely wants dog treats. The only thing he really gets excited for is tuna lol.
Originally Posted By Nonsense916⏩
Dog owners are so emotionally attached that they are willing to pay any amount
Not sure what's with all the hate on dogs on misc recently. I assume most of you that are hating have never owned a dog. They are loyal af. No matter what kind of ****ty day I am having do will come over to cheer me up i feel like he knows when i am having a shiitty day srs..

The fact that i walk 2-3 miles w him everyday and meet people on the way is worth the trouble alone srs.
Originally Posted By FilsGoodMan⏩
Bro I don't even pay that much to get my own teeth cleaned you think id pay that for my phukin dog? Lmao
Thats the whole point of this thread my dental insurance cost $120 for the whole year and it includes free teeth cleaning twice a year.
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post 1641044363 06-16-2021, 09:26 PM
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Feel like the bread is toasty but OP still going strong.
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post 1641044743 06-16-2021, 09:35 PM
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Originally Posted By Weezy32⏩
Anybody wanna buy a 5-year-old long hair GSD for $10 LOL?

Taking my dog to the vet tomorrow for his annual shots and gonna finally let them do his teeth cleaning. Total gonna be like $900.

They have been recommending it for the past two years and I've noticed some tartar on his teeth and even a black spot so gonna have to let them do it. If they have to do any extractions it will be $630 instead of $470. Def gonna start brushing his teeth no matter how much the little ****er hates it.



When he was 2

We spent over $35k on veterinary care last year. I would kill for $900. No, really. I would actually kill someone to save the $34,100. If you need someone whacked hmu.
post 1641046713 06-16-2021, 10:28 PM
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I just took my 10 year old doggo for a cleaning for the first time in his life because his teeth were so fukin yellow and his breathe started to smell like chit. I was scared he would need extractions or something because his teeth looked ugly but I figured it's better to do everything now than later.

After the procedure was finished the vet called me and asked if I ever brush his teeth. I thought to myself "Oh great, she boutta say how bad they are". Next thing you know she starts saying how amazing they look and how they look like baby teeth. They were white af and I was so surprised. Must be genetics or something.


It came out to $800ish total with the anesthesia and everything. Money isn't a problem so idc but teeth are definitely things I would take care of. I don't want my doggo in pain in the future and I know extractions would be awful.
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post 1641047463 06-16-2021, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted By Duplicitous⏩
We spent over $35k on veterinary care last year. I would kill for $900. No, really. I would actually kill someone to save the $34,100. If you need someone whacked hmu.
Holly **** plz elaborate more on how it ended up being that much. I love my dog but i cant see my self spending that much unless i was a millionaire or something.
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post 1641049963 06-17-2021, 12:21 AM
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We use Bacon flavoured toothpaste, no complaints from the dog.
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