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Yeah the only failure here would be if you medically neglect your dog.
It sounds like you're taking your dog to the vet. So you're doing what is best for the dog. Forgive yourself, the only thing any of us can do is what we can at the time. That's literally all you can do.
Now, if you stop taking the dog to the vet, that's not good. If you're feeling like you're not going to be taking the dog to the vet in the future that's something you should investigate.