 In July 2018, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that it had begun investigating reports of canine dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in dogs eating certain pet foods, many labeled as "grain-free," which contained a high proportion of peas, lentils, other legume seeds (pulses), and/or potatoes in various forms (whole, flour, protein, etc.) as main ingredients (listed within the first 10 ingredients in the ingredient list, before vitamins and minerals).
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To the Many Wonderful Clients and Patients I've worked with at MASH,
This letter is to inform that I have left MASH to pursue other opportunities. I want to thank Dr. Roman and her family for opening up their clinic to me and entrusting me with the many wonderful clients and patients who have been loyal to MASH for the last 30 years. My time here has been inspiring as I have worked with you all to create health, balance and joy for the beautiful animal companions with whom we are honored to share our lives.
We walked closer to see if the dogs had injured the bird or if it was able to escape them unscathed. As we came closer, we could see that a blue heron was motionless in the bushes. The majestic bird was completely tangled in fishing line.
gather professionals searching for a better way to help their patients. One exciting part of the conference was the Medical Minds Summit, where professionals from all over the world were brought together to discuss the future of medicine.
There were CEs for IVAS and the Chi Institute as topics were covered in western, Chinese, ayurvedic and rain forest herbal medicine.
On May 20, 2019, at 11:30 AM, Sandy, an 8 year old unspayed Lab was presented unable to stand with a temperature of 100*. It was her first time at our clinic. MM were congested in sclera, and her gums were pale and tacky. She was unable to stand and lift her head. She was almost moribund. The abdomen looked enlarged. The owners were not sure what they wanted to do; They wanted her to be possibly be euthanized as she had progressively gone downhill. She had some lab work about 10 days before at another clinic and it had been within normal limits. They could not afford further testing and diagnostics, which I suggested we do. The other vet may have thought it was a pyometra as the dog was unspayed, but gave them the costs for the additional diagnostics and they did not have the funds.
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