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this post was submitted on 21 Aug 2023
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To be fair, your sampling would be biased to dogs that have more issues, no? Either way, I don't disagree, people need to stop intentionally breeding unhealthy traits in dogs ๐
We are not an emergency clinic, so most appointments in a day are typically routine. It's mostly annual exams, vaccines, nail trims, etc. So no, we don't see mostly problem appointments in a day. My sampling is just more regular exposure to many breeds under normal circumstances.
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No, it wouldn't. Responsible pet owners get their pets annual physicals, so vet tech see a very large amount of 'well' animals.
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