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Did they mention blood tests shazza?

 

At 11, if it were my cat (who is 12) I would be going for the pre-anaesthetic blood tests just to be on the safe side.

 

My 14 year old dog had a tooth out last year and knowing he was having blood tests first really helped me to be more comfortable with him going under anaesthetic.

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Did they mention blood tests shazza?

 

At 11, if it were my cat (who is 12) I would be going for the pre-anaesthetic blood tests just to be on the safe side.

 

My 14 year old dog had a tooth out last year and knowing he was having blood tests first really helped me to be more comfortable with him going under anaesthetic.

 

Good point, I will ask on Tuesday when I take him in.

 

Many thanks

 

Shazza

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No problem, good luck for Tuesday!

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Thanks for all the replies

 

I'd say thanks for that Medusa but I think I'm in shock

 

He's about 11 yrs old and I haven't got him insured ( I know , I know before anyone says anything)

 

anyway he's booked in for tomorrow so hopefully he will be sorted.

 

will update this when I know the cost either that or "anyone want an 11 yr old cat !!!!!!.............joking

 

Don't feel giulty about the insurance, dental treatment is almost always excluded from a policy so you would have still had to pay!

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