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Leasehold - No Pets

Squonk64 · 2024-03-31 17:01:36

Any help is greatly appreciated. I am considering getting a dog (cockapoo) for my apartment. We have a new Freehold company that took over 18 months ago. The original leasehold of my apartment states: PART THREE - Covenants enforceable by the Landlord and the Management Company and Tenants of other Flats: Not to keep a cat…

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27 May 2024 at 9:31PM edited 30 May 2024 at 11:51AM

For those wondering if they can get a pet prescription without vet consultation, there are a few things to consider. While it might seem convenient, ensuring the accuracy of the diagnosis and prescription is vital for your pet's health. A misdiagnosis or incorrect prescription can lead to serious complications and may exacerbate the existing condition, making treatment more difficult in the long run.

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