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January 29th 12, 11:37 PM
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Amber lost another fang
Amber lost a fang about ten years ago. Today she lost the other one. I
will call the vet tomorrow but she is too old for a dental (17 1/2). She eats mostly wet food and when she gets dry treats, she probably swallows them whole anyway. ---MIKE--- In the White Mountains of New Hampshire (44� 15' N - Elevation 1580') 
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January 30th 12, 12:34 AM
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Amber lost another fang
On Jan 29, 5:37*pm, (---MIKE---) wrote:
Amber lost a fang about ten years ago. Today she lost the other one. I will call the vet tomorrow but she is too old for a dental (17 1/2). She eats mostly wet food and when she gets dry treats, she probably swallows them whole anyway. ---MIKE--- In the White Mountains of New Hampshire (44 15' N - Elevation 1580') She'll be okay without her fangs. They use them for tearing meat from prey and there's not much of that to do with wet food! I think she's pretty amazing for 17-and-a-half. Sherry
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January 30th 12, 03:11 PM
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Amber lost another fang
I called the vet. The tech said that if she was eating and there was no
swelling that she would probably be OK. She does hate to travel!!! ---MIKE--- In the White Mountains of New Hampshire (44� 15' N - Elevation 1580')
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January 31st 12, 02:28 AM
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Amber lost another fang
"Sherry" wrote in message ... On Jan 29, 5:37 pm, (---MIKE---) wrote: Amber lost a fang about ten years ago. Today she lost the other one. I will call the vet tomorrow but she is too old for a dental (17 1/2). She eats mostly wet food and when she gets dry treats, she probably swallows them whole anyway. ---MIKE--- In the White Mountains of New Hampshire (44 15' N - Elevation 1580') She'll be okay without her fangs. They use them for tearing meat from prey and there's not much of that to do with wet food! I think she's pretty amazing for 17-and-a-half. Sherry I agree with Sherry. Also, I think there are probably some soft treats she could chew using her molars. Or you could soak the crunchy treats (briefly) in a little water to soften them up. Jill
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