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By pet-admin, November 26, 2007 11:51 pm

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By pet-admin, November 26, 2007 11:29 pm

Adult cat with herpesvirus corneal ulcers. Dendritic ulcers are indicated by the arrow.

Herpesvirus conjunctivitis in a juvenile kitten

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By pet-admin, November 25, 2007 1:55 pm

Veterinary care can be one of the most expensive things about having a dog these days, and while most pet owners know how important proper medical care is, dogs have a tendency to mask their medical problems until they are full-blown. Not only does this create a threat to the very existence of your four-legged friend, but the veterinary care for emergency medical treatment is out of this world. To help ease the burden of emergency care on your pocketbook, here are a few reasons why your dog should see the veterinarian today.

They Are Behind on Their Vaccinations

If your pet is behind on their vaccinations, it may not seem like a big deal to you unless you have lost a pet from one of the illnesses that are normally vaccinated against. Parvo is one of the most devastating illnesses that a dog can get, and the symptoms associating them can be painful for your pet and for you to watch as well. While this is just one disease, it is part of a regular vaccination that most dogs receive in the first few months of their life, as a regular part of the routine vaccination package. Most canine vaccinations can be had for less than $20–nothing compared to the thousands of dollars that can be spent trying to save your little friend from an untimely death at the hands of one of these killers.
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