Bootsie

No advice for you sorry, just commeserations. Five year old Missy the greyhound just had most of her remaining teeth out last week. Sh'e now just for the four canines left. We've had her three years and her teeth were just rancid when she moved in. We've spent years having them cleaned and pulled, giving her chicken frames and necks, other bones, Hills SD dental biscuits.... Her gingivitis just wouldn't go away and the teeth kept rotting, and no way was she going to tolerate tooth brushing.... So now she's pretty much toothless. Good news is though, without her sore gums, she's a much happier girl!

These photos are priceless! I had a tiny cornish rex cat who used to curl up on the side of my male greyhound's chest and go to sleep. Poor Mr Scruff was terrified of her and would be stuck there, wild-eyed and panicking, too scared to move until someone came and got her off. Just her being nearby was bad enough for the poor guy...