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Diabetes and Vetsulin Recap
I somehow became the non-vet, go-to person regarding dogs and diabetes, I suppose due to my frequent blogging about Violet Rays (left), my greyhound who has been through diabetes, blindness (then cataract replacement), glaucoma and retina detachment. My vet's other clients, however, often had the opposite problem, and hypoglycemia resulted.
Animal Person - Wednesday, July 21, 2010
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Pet Accessories: A Must for Your Pets Happiness
There is also an abundance of collars, even designer collars available together with calming collars that can reduce unwanted behaviours from your cat or dog by safely releasing a calming substance, ideal for stressful situations too – like visits to the vet. For those owners that travel with their pet a range of travel pods are available.
4 The Love Of Animals - Wednesday, July 21, 2010
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Importance of vet care.
There, you’ll also find pet health and behavior articles; pet insurance tips; pet memorials; ask a vet and veterinary expert blog; lost and found and microchip information; travel kit and relocation tips; plus games, contests and local pet events. Importance of vet care. For many pets, more frequent visits may be needed.
4 The Love Of Animals - Saturday, July 17, 2010
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  • Vets
    Here is a New York Times story about veterinarians
    Animal Ethics - Tuesday, February 6, 2007
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  • Vet-Stem
    About a year ago I posted information about the launch of a new stem cell therapy for dogs ( Vet-Stem ). Since the launch Vet-Stem has treated more that 1800 dogs and more than 5,000 animals total. Vet-stem also recently announced that they will now be offering a cell culturing service.
    4 The Love Of Animals - Tuesday, September 22, 2009
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  • The Vet Who Did Not Vet
    And hey, the title also uses the word vet in TWO different ways that don't mean veterinarian. OK, it doesn't have a lot to do with "critters" per se, other then the fact that it deals with That One that approves of killing wolves and polar bears. And it's really really funny.
    Critter News - Saturday, October 25, 2008
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  • Importance of vet care.
    There, you’ll also find pet health and behavior articles; pet insurance tips; pet memorials; ask a vet and veterinary expert blog; lost and found and microchip information; travel kit and relocation tips; plus games, contests and local pet events. Importance of vet care. For many pets, more frequent visits may be needed.
    4 The Love Of Animals - Saturday, July 17, 2010
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  • When Vet Bills Get out of Control
    Veterinarians at lower cost facilities undergo the same intense training as vets at state-of-the-art clinics. When it comes to regular vet visits, a low cost vet is always better than no vet at all. Responsible pet owners will find a way to maintain regular vet visits for their pets even in the worst of times.
    4 The Love Of Animals - Friday, July 9, 2010
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  • Animal Rights Activists Attack Berkeley Vet
    Hey Gregory, time to become a real vet and help sick and wounded animals recover; not ensure the smooth functioning of the torture chambers by assisting vivisectors in callous and fraudulent experiments on fourty-thousand beautiful, innocent beings per year. We preceded to vandalize his shiny new Audi, paid for with blood money.
    Critter News - Monday, February 2, 2009
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  • Sen. Franken to Introduce Bill to Increase Use of Service Dogs for Vets
    Al Franken (suck on that Bill O'Reilly) has introduced a bill to increase the number of service dogs for vets returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. My bill will help train a statistically significant number of dogs to measure the benefits to veterans with physical and emotional wounds. But this program isn't just the right thing to do.
    Critter News - Tuesday, July 21, 2009
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  • King County Animal Shelters Still in Trouble
    In a searing letter to the county last month, one veterinarian stated that "pervasive negativity" and an unwillingness to change led the vets to stop offering their services at the Kent and Bellevue shelters. When is King County going to clean up its act? What is up with this "progressive" county government?
    Critter News - Thursday, September 18, 2008
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  • How Much is Your Animal Worth?
    Here is an article about the high cost of vet care and the ethical questions of how much do you spend. Do you ask the vet to euthanize the animal? measure our cat Charlotte (pictured above in the masthead) in 42" HDTV's. She's at about 3 at the moment. Maybe 4 with all the meds and followup visits. 5,000? Whatever it takes?
    Critter News - Monday, March 16, 2009
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  • Update on Charles, Violet Rays & Emily
    The newest vet says swimming won't be that helpful as he doesn't really know how to swim and could hurt himself trying. Newest Vet. Five vets had different diagnoses and after rounds of x-rays and an MRI, what we know is that because of some injury somewhere , he has himself all twisted and tense. Newest Vet's office.
    Animal Person - Thursday, November 19, 2009
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