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May 18th 05, 12:41 AM
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KellyH wrote:
"Philip" wrote Only rediculous to you because your value system does not have business overhead to pay. Only rediculous to you because you are not thinking of how CREATING a need that you can fill for your "customers" can provide a lucrative revenue stream. Follow the money trail, Kelly. No, I don't think a vet would knowingly put a cat's life in danger. Urinary tract blockages can be fatal. By your reasoning, wouldn't it make more sense to do s/n later, or not at all, to create more customers, aka cats? You fail to follow my reasoning so your conclusion is invalid. As in ANY profession, some practices taught in school result in a revenue stream for recurring patches (income) instead of cures. 
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