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I have always had the intuition to not put my dog under anesthesia for dental work ... I take him for non-anesthetic dental cleanings. Try to find one in the area. The dentist there also recommended that I start brushing his teeth which I will start doing and give him raw chicken necks to chew on to help with build up in the teeth.
I feel sorry for your dog.He has to suffer from sickness and pain because you are afraid of treating your own dog.This is neglect and you aren't protecting your dog like you've convinced yourself.
I’d get those teeth out. Look for my article on rotten teeth, inflammation and cancer.
Refuse the antibiotics and boost his immune system as I outlined in that article.
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