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Will you be traveling with your pet this year?
According to a survey of pet owners by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), more than 53% of dogs and cats will travel with their owners this holiday season.
Did you know that of the 4 major travel choices that Americans have, pets are not allowed to travel on half of them. It turns out that pets are prohibited from traveling by bus or train in most states.
Actually….I prohibit myself from traveling by bus or train in most states.
Anyway….it looks like …
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Cats Are Not Small Dogs…Seriously!
As a veterinarian, it’s advantageous to have a sense of humor to fully enjoy and appreciate the profession. If I didn’t see the humor in some of the antics of both my pet and human clients, I would miss out on the fun! I mean, really, you have to find a sense of humor in bllhld ldsf lkfldnfe flkel ff df;efjk lejke sfkewl f elfjfeefj f jerf f evdfkl fjrwpfmdep;ds dfm;t6 fm;s;fjerptpe fm;,d;lkpty;
Actually you might be surprised at the number of pet owners that treat cats …
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After two reschedules and an impending hurricane, I finally did the “Road Dog” radio show on Sirius. To review, ..this show consists of truckers and their questions about their pets. Elizabeth Walsh was a gracious host. She did well at controlling the show. People with “handles” asking typical questions made for a fun hour. ie. “Hillbilly” (involving two un-neutered boxers and their constant fighting); “Montana” (Sheltie with ski problems); “Hawkeye” (12yr old Yorkie with cataracts) or “Richie” (1yr old cat with upper respiratory).
I have agreed …
