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Holly got her name when she came to Redmond Veterinary Clinic as a kitten on Christmas after being hit by a car.  She sustained a fractured leg which was successfully repaired.   As official Clinic Cat of Redmond Vet Clinic, Holly has many important job responsibilities.  
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Dexter Bulldogs and Waterbabies
With all the press the bulldog trait has received, it is common for any stillborn Dexter fetus to be called a bulldog by the breeder; regardless of cause, or ...   Read More...
Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis (HYPP)
Hyperkalemic periodic paralysis (HYPP) is an inherited disease of the muscle which is caused by a genetic defect. In the muscle of affected horses, a point mutation exists in the sodium channel gene and is...   Read More...
Idiopathic Epilepsy (IE) in Hereford Cattle
Symptoms: Age of onset (occurrence of the first seizure) can be variable, ranging from birth to several months of age. Occurrence and persistence of seizures may be influenced by   Read More...
G-6-S in goats
The full name for G-6-S is:

Glucosamine-6-Sulfatase Deficiency or Caprine Mucopolysaccharidosis-IIID
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Online Pet Pharmacies
If you’ve ever searched online for prescription pet medicines, you’ve no doubt seen eye-catching, attention-grabbing claims. They sound convincing in their promises of convenience and lower prices. But are these claims really true?   Read More...
Risky Mistakes Pet Owners Make
Slideshow: Risky Mistakes Pet Owners Make   Read More...
Thunderstorm Phobias
Mild to moderate fear of loud, unexpected noises and flashing lights may be a normal, adaptive response in animals. Storm phobias range from those that are mild (pacing, shaking, drooling, hiding) to those that are quite extreme (panic, escape) and result in destruction and potentially dangerous or injurious responses by the animal.   Read More...
Walking Dogs: Why It Makes a Difference & How to Make It Work
By Debra Horwitz, DVM, Veterinary Behavior Consultants, St. Louis, Missouri
April 12, 2011
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Making the Most of Your Vet Visit
Taking your dog or cat to the vet? Here's help.

By Pamela Babcock
WebMD Pet Health Feature

Reviewed by Audrey Cook, BVM&S
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Litterbox Troubles
There are three primary reasons why a cat urinates or defecates outside the litter box. Once the reason for the cat's inappropriate elimination is identified, your veterinarian can work with you to design a treatment plan.   Read More...
Say NO to Unhealthy Snacks
A cookie or a piece of cheese may seem like a little treat to you, but it's like a whole meal for your pet. Too many snacks add up fast. Avoid unhealthy snacks and table scraps, especially if your're trying to help your pet maintain a healthy weight.   Read More...
The Top 10 most common complaints reported to Veterinary Clinics
Amazingly, 7 out of 10 reported conditions could be positively affected by precisely balance nutrition.   Read More...
Halloween Safety Tips for Pet Owners
Here are some tips for keeping your pet safe on the spookiest night of the year:   Read More...
Traveling With Your Pet
Prepare Your Pet for Travel
In our mobile society, chances are good that your pet will be transported during its lifetime. Whether for an annual visit to your veterinarian or a weekend trip, your pet will travel. To predict problems that may arise, consider the circumstances of a trip.
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Canine Influenza (H3N8) Virus
Vaccine For Dogs Now Available   Read More...
Litter Box Tips
Follow these basic guidelines for better litter habits.   Read More...
Allergies and Skin Disorders in Pets
The most common reason for skin problems in pets is an underlying allergy. Allergies are one of the most
common causes for recurrent ear infections in companion pets.
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4th of July Safety Tips
July 5th is often one of the busiest days of the year at animal shelters due to pets that run away because they are scared of fireworks. To increase its chances of being returned home safely, make sure your pet always wears an identification collar and/or is microchipped or tattooed.   Read More...
Lawn Burn (Yellow Spots)
The fundamental problem with the presence of urine or feces on the lawn is related to the nitrogen content and concentration of these waste products.   Read More...
Glucosamine and Arthritis
Do over-the-counter remedies such as glucosamine help?   Read More...
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