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Minny
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I'd be cautious, too! General anaesthetic for cleaning only 2 teeth? That does not sound right :cry:. Was the vet doing anything else? I've had a set of pliers in my dog's mouth and he didn't need an anaesthetic for it (piece of bone caught across top of his mouth).

You can buy a dental descaler e.g http://www.oztion.com.au/buy/auction.aspx?...estguy77&s=. The person selling these is on DOL: Nicestmann77. I bought my clippers and clipper blades from him and excellent service.

Is she able to tolerate raw bones?

I find they're excellent for keeping the dog's teeth in good condition, though possibly it's necessary to clean for a good result at her age.

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