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Originally Posted by Tinkerbelle
Have you had a moochy on t'internet K.S.H to see what general information there is?
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Yeah, seems to be a common problem with Yorkshire terriers, have to be removed by surgery in a lot of cases.
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Originally Posted by Ianto.W.
They should come out naturally as nature intended, vets are very fond of taking your money off you, as ***Mr D*** say's they may do more harm than good, my advice is give the dog something to chew and they will drop out.
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1. I'm hoping they do but as I said above they are known for not falling out, this then leads to other problems in the mouth.
2. They won't get my cash unless its needed, the dog won't suffer in any way though, if he needs to go to the vet I will take him.
3. My fingers his favourite thing to chew on
he's got loads of chewy things, balls, raw-hide sticks etc
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Originally Posted by MR D
A Nyla Bone would do the trick
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Gonna google that now to see what they are