negotiating service fees was Dog's infected gums

February 8, 2004

Anna, You're right there is never anything wrong w/ asking for cash

discounts etc. I am very bold that way myself, I think it's my years of

estate/garage saling.

I am very skeptical when it comes to our traditional health care system but

they do have a little teeny bit of need at times, not much. I haven't been

to a doctor in a few years.

When I discovered my pooch's teeth all loose and her being a couple years

old and freaking out. I actually found a really great doggy dentist who

sincerely was a woman w/ a mission to help animals feel better. I was

devistated about my little one getting teeth removed, I cried soo hard and

wondered how the heck she would eat etc. But she does just fine.

My mom adopted a 7yr. old cocker spaniel from the pound a few years ago.

This poor dog was in horrendous shape. her genitals were swollen, really

strange sight. Her mouth was SUPER bad, ears, she licked and chewed herself

every waking moment. After I got my mom to feed raw the dog began acting

better, less neurotic. Than I finally convinced my mom to have her teeth

cleaned, she had many pulled but now the dog is almost new now that the

infection is gone. I think a nasty mouth is one thing us/me herbalist wanna

be's can't fix, we kinda need a head start or a fresh pallet (pun intended)

to start with.

And speaking of our mouths. Ever since I basically became a vegetarian I

don't get plaque problems which blows me away, no build up on any of my

teeth and I haven't gone to a dentist in a few years either.

Sooooooo, that's my story. Thanx for listening.

Pam

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