DJ's Three
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Your vet on the other hand asks you to sign a release before he will even see your animal, the release says he is not responsible for anything he may or may not do. On you signing of this release, you have entered into an employee employer relationship, in other words he cannot do anything without your approval, which implies you as the owner has the education to know when someone is blowing smoke up your skirt...
Wow, Having owned many dogs, cats, horses and birds over the years I have seen several vets and not had one make me sign a hold harmless agreement.
I have had vets show me how to clean ears and having had cockers for the past 25 years, am lucky to have not had many ear infections show up in them. Maggie (8) gets them occasionally but then she has huge heavy ears making it hard to get air in there and Zoe' who seems to have a compromised immune system has only had 2 in 7 years. I use K-9 Liquid Health-Ear Solutions to clean their ears weekly.
Wow, Having owned many dogs, cats, horses and birds over the years I have seen several vets and not had one make me sign a hold harmless agreement.
I have had vets show me how to clean ears and having had cockers for the past 25 years, am lucky to have not had many ear infections show up in them. Maggie (8) gets them occasionally but then she has huge heavy ears making it hard to get air in there and Zoe' who seems to have a compromised immune system has only had 2 in 7 years. I use K-9 Liquid Health-Ear Solutions to clean their ears weekly.
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