Sentences with phrase «already went to the vet»

I already went to the vet, and they thought it was probably a urinary tract infection and gave her antibiotics.

I imagine that you may have already gone to the vet or stopped the bleeding on your own.

Not exact matches

«Instead of going out into the market and hiring a designer to do it full time, we could rely on the already - vetted great designers from Axiom Zen to just put in a couple of weeks of work for us.»

Forbes has estimated Tepper's worth at $ 11 billion and he's already gone through the league's vetting process while making the deal to buy his stake in the Steelers.

-- I didn't realise today was the deadline but I have already booked today as an annual leave day — My alarm didn't go off — I forgot my wallet at home — I had a puncture — Car battery was flat — Oyster card ran out — I was abducted by aliens — I had to take Transfer Kitty to the vet — Oh its 1 September today?

The franchise already has a ravenous fan base going in to the first film of the series, and with a talented cast of young talents and seasoned vets in tow, Divergent has a strong chance of setting itself apart in the sea of YA contenders vying for the attention of young fanatics.

Go write to Wired, New Yorker, The Guardian or Time and then come back with your pseudo-knowledge already vetted.

I Rushed Him To The Vet 5 Mins Away And He Was Already Gone.

If it has already been over an hour since your dog ate the toxic substance, go to the vet.

SAPA has Bruno aged at 12 years old — he is unable to see very well, and the vets seem to think that he is going to go completely blind at some point if he hasn't already.

I'm going to share this with my vets (who — hooray — already have a fear - free certified clinic, which has been so helpful for my skeptical - but - manageable 13 year old border collie).

i took her to 2 different vets and have paid already over $ 500 i can barely afford my own medication... i kept asking the vet questions about signs to look out for to know if she was about to go.

And the North American compulsion to reinvent the wheel only means we will likely ignore vetted solutions that have already gone before.

This can help quite a bit if you decide to look for a job outside of the government at some point, especially if you already have a security clearance, because employers will know that you have already gone through a vetting process which is designed to only let the best employees through.