The Compers Inn - Part 18

ThinkingOfLinking

I love when plans come together; it just so happens that when we're in Manchester, I shall be able to procure some freebie donuts for BM and I as I have booked a mystery shopping visit.

Cheeky_Chicken

cathyj wrote: »

why cheeky?

Buffy's been neglecting her teeth & is booked in for a £350 scale & polish - plus whatever else they find that needs doing :eek:

Splodz

Oooo thanks blackmidnight - am now following them

Splodz

Cheeky_Chicken wrote: »

Buffy's been neglecting her teeth & is booked in for a £350 scale & polish - plus whatever else they find that needs doing :eek:

£350 :eek::eek:

ikkle87

cathyj wrote: »

where you going Ikkle?

Going to Es Cana in Ibiza hun. It's a present for me and my nan from Granddad

cathyj

Cheeky_Chicken wrote: »

Buffy's been neglecting her teeth & is booked in for a £350 scale & polish - plus whatever else they find that needs doing :eek:

omg. worse than humans:eek::eek:
Glad my two chew denta sticks, couldnt afford that. Is it not covered under pet insurance?

rosemac

just been confirmed on news man that is seriously ill in hospital in Glasgow has swine flu he has not been travelling or in contact with known sufferers:eek:

Cheeky_Chicken

cathyj wrote: »

omg. worse than humans:eek::eek:
Glad my two chew denta sticks, couldnt afford that. Is it not covered under pet insurance?

No, apparently not - if I left them until she was in agony & needed some extracting, then it would be covered, but not routine work like this :rolleyes: He said they're pretty good for a 10 year old - she has dry food & lots of rawhide chews, so they could be a lot worse, but as she's really healthy, hopefully she's a good few years left & I'd rather she kept her teeth if possible! :rotfl::rotfl:

katiekittykat

I am feeling a bit funny today - have those shakes again xxxx

cathyj

:rotfl:

Cheeky_Chicken wrote: »

No, apparently not - if I left them until she was in agony & needed some extracting, then it would be covered, but not routine work like this :rolleyes: He said they're pretty good for a 10 year old - she has dry food & lots of rawhide chews, so they could be a lot worse, but as she's really healthy, hopefully she's a good few years left & I'd rather she kept her teeth if possible! :rotfl::rotfl:

I use to have to rub something on candys teeth as she got older,
bless her, a trip to a dentist:rotfl:will have to tell my dd what will happen if she doent look after her teeth!