[Lou Card]

We lost Kirby in December so when our Vet told us that Busters teeth would have to go, we were worried. Buster is 14 years old and the Vet said cleaning would do very little good and at his age, it would be better to remove all remaining teeth to prevent any illness associated with bad teeth. Well its now been about three weeks and Buster is a puppy again. He is obviously happier and bounces around like he did years ago. So, as long as your dog is otherwise healthy, have no fear about teeth removal. He is also happy with the soft food and treats he gets now. Did I mention he no longer has dragon breath.

Lou & Patti

PS wish us luck on selling our house in Atlanta. We are ansious to to get down to The Villages.

[starflyte1]

I wish you much luck selling your home in ATL so that you can move to TV.

We had a Yorkie that was 17 when she died. She did not have any teeth for the last several years of her life, and did very well. One vet said that having bad teeth is like having poison in your body. One of the Yorkies we have now, had several teeth pulled soon after we got her. She was four at the time.