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7/4 Egon AMPS 58

mady and egon

mady and egon

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Happy 4th of July! One of these days they will stop adding the booming sound to fireworks and it will be the best day ever....

Glad I backed off to 8u. That number freaked me out this morning. I need to start waking up earlier for a +11....

Also, my vet will only do a dental once his numbers are regulated.... (not helpful) So I will be looking for a place that is willing to do it with his diabetes. Anyone know of any good places in Southern California?

Wishing everyone safe surfs and a safe holiday!
 
Check around for dental vet specialists. Your vet may know of one too. They are used to dealing with older and more complicated patients, plus they usually have more monitoring during the procedure. At least Neko's did. Tagging @Max@tif+chai&mocha2 who might know a good dental vet. If not, try putting "dental vet in So Cal" or something like that in your heading or put a post in the Feline Health forum asking the question.

For an IAA kitty, he's pretty regulated. Did the vet give you a definition of what regulated means to them?
 
Mary & Jude said:
That number would have freaked me out too! He's still having a lot of big bounces, isn't he? BUT he's not seeing the pinks AND he's seeing a lot more greens, so that's good news. Wishing Egon a safe surf today, and LOTS OF QUIET!
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Thank you Mary!!

Wendy&Neko said:
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For an IAA kitty, he's pretty regulated. Did the vet give you a definition of what regulated means to them?
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Ok sounds good. Thank you Wendy! And I’ll be sure to post before increases from now on…. I learned that lesson the hard way… 🙈
The vet did not specify, but I can talk to her and ask. I can also ask the internist we went to if their practice does dentals on Monday.
 
Wendy&Neko said:
Check around for dental vet specialists. Your vet may know of one too. They are used to dealing with older and more complicated patients, plus they usually have more monitoring during the procedure. At least Neko's did. Tagging @Max@tif+chai&mocha2 who might know a good dental vet. If not, try putting "dental vet in So Cal" or something like that in your heading or put a post in the Feline Health forum asking the question.

For an IAA kitty, he's pretty regulated. Did the vet give you a definition of what regulated means to them?
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Lots of people go to the dentist in Culver City. No personal experience though. I’ve always had my internist clean my cars’ teeth.
Veterinary Dentistry in Los Angeles | Dog and Cat Dentist.
 
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