Message for Brian.

• Guest 672

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  16 January 2012     21:36147750
  #1      
  Didn't want to detract from the newbie thread matey.
  
  Thank you for asking Brian, after laser surgery last Friday Jack had a check up today and things are going very well. poor little bugger has gone through it the last couple of months ( ruptured anal glands and now removal ), by Wednesday he should have a bit of spring in his step. and when the hair grows back he won't look so much like a primate.
  
  I wont tell you the cost as it scared the hell out of me.
  
  Once again thanks for asking.
  grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
• Guest 710

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  16 January 2012     21:54147754
  #2      
  All the best for the full recovery of you pet dog Ian.
  Ignorance is bliss, bliss is happiness, I am happy...to draw your attention to the possible connectivity in the foregoing.
• Guest 672

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  16 January 2012     21:58147756
  #3      
  Thank you Tom, lets hope we don't get hit by a statelite next time were out walking.
  grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  17 January 2012     06:52147768
  #4      
  ian,thats good news,and i hope jack gets an extra spring in his step at some point this week.
• Guest 653

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  17 January 2012     08:52147787
  #5      
  Sorry to hear about your dog Ian, hope he will be O.K. now.
  
  Vet's bills can be so high that sometimes it can make you wonder whether you should have the treatment for them; you wouldn't wonder if it was a family member and really, pets are family members, so it does get done.
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  17 January 2012     10:51147808
  #6      
  good to hear that he is recovering, vets bills can be a nightmare.
  
  pet insurance is not always the answer either, the policies usually have get out clauses where a particular breed is not covered for the health problems associated with them.