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Doug Tollett Funny video: http://www.freecolicreport.com
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Read our holiday safety tips for your pets: http://www.vet.upenn.edu/Portals/0/image
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Aminata Kalley i want to work here when I become a vet ♥
Josephine Nardi
I took my cat Toonces to your Veterinary Hospital, and though we eventually had to have her euthanized, the treatment that she received by Drs. Annie Lo and Rebecca Haviland and the attending staff was above and beyond what I could have imagined. They did everything for "girlfriend" (my nickname for her) to help her. ...Unfortunately, she just continued to fail and there was nothing more that they could do for her. However, not only did they treat HER with great care and compassion, but they did the same for me and my family.Read More
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Read FAQs about H1N1 and your pets: http://www.vet.upenn.edu/PennVet/News/H1
Karie Toto Reaser Thank you so much for sharing wonderful and amazing stories within our vet community:)
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Read about Diablo, the police dog treated at the Ryan Vet Hospital for gunshot wounds: http://www.vet.upenn.edu/PennVet/News/Di
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Vet social worker Christina Bach is interviewed by Penn Current in staff Q&A: http://www.upenn.edu/pennnews/current/in
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Penn Current. News, Ideas and Conversations from the University of Pennsylvania. Faculty and staff newspaper.
Diana Daugherty I've taken 2 labs to this site, although the diagnosis was grim for one, and life-ending for the other, I felt we were in the best possible place at the time.
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Penn Vet will hold free canine health seminars at the Philadelphia Dog Show: http://125th.vet.upenn.edu/extra/dogshow
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Read the latest issue of Bellwether magazine here: http://www.vet.upenn.edu/PennVet/News/Be
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Gene Arnold My friends George Manney and Sue Teers have ther Yorkie Ringo at your hospital due to a horrific attack by a larger dog. We hope you can restore him to his 0ld self so he can bark at me and nip my toes when I visit. We're all hoping he'll be home soon.
