Get it stitched or not.

patton69

easygoing1982 wrote: »

that's it. Start abusing everyone now.

In future we'll check what your opinion is and we'll try stay within the confines of that.

you deleted the end of my statement to suit yourself there kid and that does not include everyone either i said some you must be 1 of us

One shot on kill

patton69 wrote: »

there are some real sh1ts on here ignorance of the highest order myself included .

I'd agree with you and won't exclude myself.

But I'm reading a lot of I would and wouldn't do x y or z. But know had recomended a vet or somewhere to go.

maggiepip

One shot on kill wrote: »

I'd agree with you and won't exclude myself.

But I'm reading a lot of I would and wouldn't do x y or z. But know had recomended a vet or somewhere to go.

You never asked anyone to recommend a vet and I certainly don't know what part of the country you're in. You asked should you get your dogs foot stiched and only liked the replies that suited what you wanted to hear, and now you're playing the poor me victim cos apparently people are supposed to tell you what suits you and read your mind at the same time. I actually asked you how was your dog doing but obviously that wasn't important enough to bother with.

patton69

maggiepip wrote: »

You never asked anyone to recommend a vet and I certainly don't know what part of the country you're in. You asked should you get your dogs foot stiched and only liked the replies that suited what you wanted to hear, and now you're playing the poor me victim cos apparently people are supposed to tell you what suits you and read your mind at the same time. I actually asked you how was your dog doing but obviously that wasn't important enough to bother with.

we better watch out the doggy snobs are out in force i know a fair few elderly people whom cannot afford unsuspected vets bills high 1s at that does that mean they do not deserve the company love and affection of a dog people lose their jobs fall on hard times suffer mental illnesses and so on
and the therapeutic value of having a dog companion may be what gets them through so just because people cannot afford ridiculously high overpriced vet bills does not entitle them to own a dog as someone mentioned the height of ignorance i say so the op is being accused of being cruel and undeserving of a dog now when he in fact had his dog in the vets caring for him in the 1st place when this was noticed a bunch of dublin city hipsters i reckon im dealing with here :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

One shot on kill

There you go Maggie I like your couple of posts. Hope you feel included now.

I also appriate your concern for the dog and just so you don't slate me for been rude aswell as cruel to my dog. She is doing well. To be fair you wouldn't even know there is anything wrong with her. She is looked up to let her off her paw till the vet has time to see her and take her in.
When I read your early post I actually had to go back to work and it slipped my mind to reply to to.

It seems you have a little bit of selective reading yourself. If you took the time to look under where my name is you would see my location.

Thanks for your valued input.



And just to put it down so people can read it.
Does any one know of a good honest vet around the Kildare area. That isn't going to cost a fortune because unfortunately I'm not in a position to sell a kidney.

maggiepip

patton69 wrote: »

we better watch out the doggy snobs are out in force i know a fair few elderly people whom cannot afford unsuspected vets bills high 1s at that does that mean they do not deserve the company love and affection of a dog people lose their jobs fall on hard times suffer mental illnesses and so on
and the therapeutic value of having a dog companion may be what gets them through so just because people cannot afford ridiculously high overpriced vet bills does not entitle them to own a dog as someone mentioned the height of ignorance i say so the op is being accused of being cruel and undeserving of a dog now when he in fact had his dog in the vets caring for him in the 1st place when this was noticed a bunch of dublin city hipsters i reckon im dealing with here :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

I never said any of the above so I don't know why you're directing that at me.

maggiepip

One shot on kill wrote: »

There you go Maggie I like your couple of posts. Hope you feel included now.

I also appriate your concern for the dog and just so you don't slate me for been rude aswell as cruel to my dog. She is doing well. To be fair you wouldn't even know there is anything wrong with her. She is looked up to let her off her paw till the vet has time to see her and take her in.
When I read your early post I actually had to go back to work and it slipped my mind to reply to to.

It seems you have a little bit of selective reading yourself. If you took the time to look under where my name is you would see my location.

Thanks for your valued input.



And just to put it down so people can read it.
Does any one know of a good honest vet around the Kildare area. That isn't going to cost a fortune because unfortunately I'm not in a position to sell a kidney.

Never accused you of any cruelty and I'm glad to hear your dogs doing ok. By the way sudocreme is very helpful, I've used it on my own dogs foot when shes skinned her paw pads, which shes done a few times.

A couple of years ago a poster on boards recommended Beaufield Vets in Celbridge Kildare to me, brilliant,apparently ,and fair and reasonable with their prices.She couldn't praise Paddy and Finbarr enough. I went with a different recommendation as it was in Meath so I've never actually used them myself. Maybe of help.

One shot on kill

Great Maggie I'll try the above thanks.

easygoing1982

One shot on kill wrote: »

Also the dog was in the vet getting her booster and tick treatment and had cut her foot the day before. So the vet could not obviously treat her there and then or admit here to be sidated.

One shot on kill wrote: »

And just to put it down so people can read it.
Does any one know of a good honest vet around the Kildare area. That isn't going to cost a fortune because unfortunately I'm not in a position to sell a kidney.

Did you have to sell a kidney when you originally brought your dog to the vet or this just a little act for the few bleeding hearts out there giving you the sympathy vote

One shot on kill

easygoing1982 wrote: »

Did you have to sell a kidney when you originally brought your dog to the vet or this just a little act for the few bleeding hearts out there giving you the sympathy vote

Your still lurking anyway fair play

Another well placed and constructive post from you.
Thanks for that.

easygoing1982

One shot on kill wrote: »

Your still lurking anyway fair play

certain posters draw me away from my lurking perch and you with your violin playing in the background are one of them.

One shot on kill wrote: »

Another well placed and constructive post from you.
Thanks for that.

A well placed post? It's simply a reply to your post.

So let's recap. You went to a vet to get treatment for dog. Said vet advised dog needs stitches which will cost €100. Your not happy with this so ask on an anonymous forum from people who havent looked at the dog if you should get the stitches even though a qualified vet has on visual inspection of dog advised you to do so.

You later admit if there was no mention of the the €100 you would not have posted this so really looking at this I'd take a guess that if the main opinion was not to get stitches by and i state again anonymous random posters you would have and it actually looks as if you still have left the dog without stitches leaving it open to infection.

I hope you buy something nice out of the €100.Make abandoning the welfare really worthwhile.

lakesider

we better watch out the doggy snobs are out in force i know a fair few elderly people whom cannot afford unsuspected
vets bills high 1s at that does that mean they do not deserve the company love
and affection of a dog people lose their jobs fall on hard times suffer mental
illnesses and so on


and the therapeutic value of having a dog companion may be what gets them
through so just because people cannot afford ridiculously high overpriced vet
bills does not entitle them to own a dog as someone mentioned the height of
ignorance i say so the op is being accused of being cruel and undeserving of a
dog now when he in fact had his dog in the vets caring for him in the 1st place
when this was noticed a bunch of dublin city hipsters i reckon im dealing with
here

A bunch of Dublin hipsters!!...you couldnt be further from the truth,,ive been workin dogs for 40 years now in the west of Ireland,,,the only difference between me and you is when one of my dogs gets injured im quite prepared to call in and pay for real help...whereas you on the other hand run a mile and get on the internet to soothe your conscience over what amounts to neglect..so go look in the mirror and see the real picture!!:mad:

patton69

and where does it say i neglect my dogs or run to the internet for help i suggest you read back over all my posts in this thread ,, do your homework sorry for calling you a dublin hipster when in fact it turns out your a thick culchie :eek:

Cass

Christ. :rolleyes:

Have let this run as long as i can, but it seems it's beyond recovery.

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