37 teeth removed from Harry's little mouth
Little Harry the doxie had no idea what he was in for when he went to the vet today, and neither did we!
We knew his breath was pretty bad, so we figured a couple of teeth might need to go. He was going to the SFSPCA for a dental and neuter.
Muttville is used some pretty awful mouths but Harry now holds the record for the most teeth removed in one day. They did leave 4 teeth. Soft food for our little guy. His adopters are staying home around the clock to make sure he is OK. At least he has nice breath now!
sherri |
09.15.09
I do not know how many Fred had removed but it was every single last tooth. May he rest in peace, we tried
uncleleslie |
09.16.09 06:46pm
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2003 someone gave pomeranaian they found in the streets-ragged, starving and the worst breath and set of teeth I had ever seen on anyone-man or beast. They were all literally hanging by a shred and he couldn’t eat poor thing. Anyway long story short I immediately took him to the SPCA and they took all his teeth out but left four! I thought that this poor dog will never eat again but I was wrong-right after the operation he started eating with gusto! He was a senior dog with so many things wrong with him but all I saw was his beautiful smile…