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Biscuit and Triscuit need a home! Call 440-234-6336 if interested.

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If anyone is interested in adopting two young adult, petite females who love to cuddle and play together, please call Sandstone Animal Hospital at 440-234-6336 first thing in the morning to arrange a visit. They may be transferred to a program where prisoners take care of them in the afternoon. Biscuit and Triscuit were rescued from a hoarder in May and were hospitalized for the last 2 months. Now they are healthy, spayed, and vaccinated. The just need their forever home! They are very sweet and love to “make biscuits” or “knead dough” with their front paws. They are up for adoption through Berea Animal Rescue.

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Contaminated products contain chicken and duck breast products sourced from China.

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Last week, 70 cats at a shelter in Spokane, Wash., had to be put down due to the spread of feline panleukopenia-also known as feline parvovirus, feline distemper, or feline infectious enteritis. So what risks does feline panleukopenia pose to our cats,…

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What Pets Would Say if They Could Talk
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In this funny video, Dr. Andy Roark has conversations with a few of his dog and cat clients and learns not only what they’ve been up to (eating rocks and pill bottles) but

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There are a number of reasons why our dogs might cough—anything from inhaled irritants to congestive heart failure. One of the more common reasons, however, is due to a condition called “kennel cough.” So what exactly is kennel cough, and how serious of a condition is it? In this podcast, Dr. Stephan Carey, an assistant professor at Michigan State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, discusses kennel cough.

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