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SlippyBlue
19 Mar 15 21:08
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So strange watching this as I know everyone of the staff who is on the program. Noel saved my Muttley when we all thought he was a gonner Love

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Platini
When: 19 Mar 15 21:13
Seen this once. Irish vet on it did some amazing work on a broken leg.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 19 Mar 15 21:16
Platini, Noel is the Irish vet. Muttley is at Fitzpatrick's Referrals right now having chemotherapy.
By:
Platini
When: 19 Mar 15 21:23
Came across very well I have to say from what I saw.

But does he charge "super" fees as well?  Wink
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 19 Mar 15 21:26
7 grand so far, Muttley is insured though. The initial MRI scan was £2.5K Shocked Doesn't matter what the cost is though, I want my Muttley back home end of story.
By:
Platini
When: 19 Mar 15 21:31
7 grand ??  SurprisedSurprised
By:
blackestnight
When: 19 Mar 15 21:33
I once watched Rolfs animal hospital, that ended badly.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 19 Mar 15 21:33
Yep, 7 grand and still counting...Today's chemo is another monkey.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 19 Mar 15 21:35
He has to stay overnight so bed and breakfast is another £150. He hasn't cost me a bean though so far to be honest, he was heavily insured.
By:
gawdalmighty
When: 19 Mar 15 21:35
@ SlippyBlue - Muttley is one lucky fella, mate  Happy


I changed vets recently and am well happy with the new one. She is Irish too. Have paid a fair bit over the years on our dog (nothing like your 7K though Slippy) but what can ya do, they become part of the family and no way will I let her suffer when there is medicine out there to relieve the pain. 7k though...ouch!
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blackestnight
When: 19 Mar 15 21:36
Sorry to make a joke Slippy, hope all ends well.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 19 Mar 15 21:59
No worries blackesknight, Muttley takes a lot of my time up but he is part of the family so what needs to be done will be done. He's still very wobbly in his hind legs but has taken to his swimming well and is building up strength in his hind legs which were very skinny after lack of movement after his spinal infection. He is only 3 so has youth on his side to fight back.
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cooperman
When: 22 Mar 15 13:42
SlippyBlue you're a star imho gl
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SlippyBlue
When: 22 Mar 15 21:16
Not a star cooperman but thank you for that, Muttley pi$$ed all over me when I carried him to the park today wwith his highly toxic emissions! Have had a tough time recently losing my Mum so have to look after him as best that I can to keep me vaguely sane. The trip to Godalming does me in though, I hate the A3.Sad
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