Dr. Kathleen McJunkin

And Beth was very into getting her teeth cleaned every single year.

And she goes, the last time I cleaned the teeth, she was 17, this bigger dog.

And she says, she goes, I know she might not make it.

But I want to do that.

And sure enough, she made it.

And then I saw her about five months later.

She was just in with one of their other pets.

And I could see a big difference in Tilly.

And I just warned Beth.

I said, Beth, you know, I'm concerned that life isn't as good with her right now.

And Beth had young children and everything.

And I said, just, you know, it was around the holidays.

And I said, yeah, you don't want to have any problems.

you know, saying goodbye now, but keep in mind and pay more attention.

And you might want to just kind of in your mind, kind of set a time where this would be the appropriate thing to do, which she did.

She came back in January.

There's several years ago on such, but, um,

And I give her credit with really being attuned to getting those teeth cleaned and stuff.

And, you know, just like with humans, some people have really bad teeth and dogs and cats and others do really great.

And you may never have to.