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The ON-LINE edition of our monthly newsletter

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What if you found a cat you loved but she already had an owner? Well, if you’re Patrick, you’d make a music video about it! This rap parody made our day, and we think you’ll enjoy it, too!

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WHAT’S NEW ON OUR WEB SITE (since last month)

    NORMAL JOINT STRUCTURE
    People happily buy over-the-counter joint supplements with no idea what they are or how they might help. Understanding the treatment options of degenerative arthritis requires an understanding of what is normal. Here is a brief review.

    This page resides in our new Arthritis / Joint Disease Center. This information center is still under construction, so there aren’t many additional pages yet, but we did update and expand the Medications for Degenerative Arthrits page and give it a home in the Arthritis Center (it will also still be accessable from the Pharmacy Center). Read on for more details about the normal joint on the newest page in The Pet Web Library.

    FELINE LYMPHOMA
    Feline lymphoma accounts for one third of all cancers in cats, and its clinical picture has changed completely in the fifteen years following the introduction of widespread feline leukemia virus vaccination. For all of you who have eMailed us asking when there would be a new addition to the Lymphoma Education Center in the The Pet Web Library, here it is.

    HEMANGIOSARCOMA
    No matter where this tumor is found, it is bad news. Hemangiosarcoma is a blood vessel cancer that is highly malignant and is usually a challenge to treat. At least one form is curable with surgery if caught early. Will you know it if you see it? Visit this page in The Pet Web Library for some pointers.

    HEPATIC LIPIDOSIS
    Cats were not designed to ever get fat. Their metabolism was geared towards multiple small prey meals a day. Domestication has changed their lifestyle, but not their physiology, and because of this, when a cat stops eating, liver failure is not far away. Why? Read the newest page in The Pet Web Library to find out.