Veterinarian came to the store today to look at some supplements.
Some of the questions she had:
1) What's your best liver supplement?
2) What's your best joint supplement?
3) I have a dog with kidney stones, do you have anything low protein?
4) How many grams are in a teaspoon?
1 and 2: I can help with tremendously.
3: What stone/crystal are you looking at? Is there gfr issue? Activity and thirst level? Any other hormone issues? Why not do a cleaner diet of high-value organ meat?
4: You're a doctor. You're asking me to tell you how many grams are in a volumetric measurement. Am I supposed to tell you that the molar mass is 179g and that I'm unsure of the density? WTF? You should know that you can't make a direct conversion of volume to weight!
Get out of my store.
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No idea. I seem to be a big deal among the pet stores. I do have a local veterinarian sending customers insistently in my direction.
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- ARikozuM, Jtalk4456 and Cyberspirit
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