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Cat Fights
Vets these days. Plus: Part Two of the Nemko Letters on that five-to-one ratio of widows to widowers.
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(5) I would shake just as bad as the other dogs in the waiting room.
(4) The hairstylist insists on using that foul smelling dip on me. Not a bottle of Pro-V Extra Gentle in sight.
(3) The leash is too tight.
(2) I won't fit on the table.
p>(1) The dog biscuits taste terrible! br> -- John McGinnis /p> p> Lawrence Henry replies: br> As more than one reader pointed out, vets can put down animals, and often do. And doctors often say that the last six months of (human) life are the most expensive medically. But can this alone account for a ten- to forty-fold price differential in the costs actually charged for treatment actually delivered? /p> p> DRIVEN TO AN EARLY GRAVE (Part 2) br> Re: Marty Nemko's
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