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Used to go to pulgas ridge reservation trail with an offleash area but my dog kept getting ticks

He cannot go to a dog park he’s too insane

Edit: I’m in San Mateo county, the 9.7k surgery I mentioned is already been done to my other cat so I’m just using it as a comparison

Vet found lesion in my cats mouth that she believes is due to resorption. The estimate for blood work, dental cleaning and possible single tooth extraction was 2.8-4.7k under general anesthesia ofc. Every Reddit post I’m reading is showing an estimate much lower than that. This is at San Bruno clinic which I do trust. My other cat had a total tooth extraction at animal dental clinic San Carlos due to the extent of his gum disease, and that was 9.7k which I was told was a scam. Any advice is appreciated thanks! For the cat with the total extraction I did also take him to 3 different vets in the area and they all recommended the dental specialist. But this cat with possible resorption can have hers done at the regular vet, so I was assuming it’d be cheaper

My cat just went to the vet and the vet noted a lesion that looked like a reabsorption lesion and gingivitis. I know prophylactic dental cleanings aren’t covered by my insurance, but do they cover the anesthesia/imaging if they end up having to extract a tooth? She’s been covered since 2024 and has no pre existing redness in her gums or anything like that so would this be classified as an illness or is it something preventative? I was given an estimate of 2.4K-4.7k, I literally just had my other cats total extraction done for 9.8k and that’s in process with insurance so I want to get an idea if this will be covered so I can plan around it