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Beardie ER
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[QUOTE="Hailey1110, post: 2001697, member: 116368"] I am taking him to the vet for a fecal, but I wasn’t able to find an appointment till September 19th and I’ve called every vet that I can get to and that was the soonest time, and he’s just as lively running around eating all that good stuff, and hey he does seem to have to push quite hard. Seems like it’s not as bloody today tho. And ointments? What would you recommend putting on him, I’ve seen people use neosporen. [/QUOTE]
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