Avoiding Dangerous Veterinarians
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Jan R.
Cancer is epidemic in pets and all of us have, or know someone who has, a dog with diabetes, severe allergies, skin problems or liver, heart or kidney disease. It’s time ...
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The Rabies Vaccine and Your Dog
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Jan R.
Rabies Vaccine Adverse ReactionsThe rabies vaccine is arguably the most dangerous shot our dogs get. Because it’s required by law, it’s a difficult shot to avoid. ...
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R&R: Respite and Regrouping
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Myrna M.
This has been a week of ups and downs. Until noon today, I could have reported that Whit was doing well, showing sufficient enthusiasm for life that I felt encouraged. But the ...
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The Feeding Frenzy
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Myrna M.
Yesterday I picked up an assortment of canned cat foods for Whit when I went grocery shopping. He’s always eaten dried food and was such an excellent rodent-hunter that ...
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The Whittington Journal Begins
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Myrna M.
This post inaugurates a new blog category, the Whittington Journal. Ironically, in March of this year, I wroteIn Praise of Whittington, a commentary that described my feline c ...
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July Commentary Now Available
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Myrna M.
The Sound of Two Paws ClappingIn many ways, for me the best time of day is when I take the dogs out first thing in the morning. Particularly at this time of year, I love that ...
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