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Note: February is the LAST MONTH for a FREE 7th Revolution Application when you buy 6 Two New Products for Canine Pain Management Interesting External Link We are always impressed by the amazing dedication of pet owners in creating web sites to help other pet owners. This page was inspired by Weaver, a cat with a congenital spinal disorder. Check this page out for special resources for handicapped pets as well as a list of support groups.              www.animaldisabilities.com Dental Special Coming Soon Thank-You for Our New Referrals What’s New on Our Web Site (since last month) (Go to Hospital Home Page) (Check out the Pet Web Library, Pharmacy Center, Surgery Suite & Vaccine Mezzanine) The “What’s New” Archives   Would you like an eMail each month when this page is updated? Click here and ask to be notified whenever a new “What’s New” page is added.

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WHAT’S NEW ON OUR WEB SITE (since last month) LYMPHANGIECTASIA This unpleasant intestinal disease is responsible for severe protein loss from the body and consequent wasting away. The good news is that it is treatable. For more information, visit the newest page in The Pet Web Library. MARIJUANA INTOXICATION Marijuana is the most popular illegal recreational drug. What happens when a dog or cat finds a “stash” and weren’t taught to “just say no?” Will they just be harmlessly “stoned,” or are there more severe health consequences? Read the information presented in The Pet Web Library for the straight dope. DERACOXIB Dreacoxib is the first coxib class NSAID for dogs. What does this mean? It means that a new class of pain reliever that has been popular for humans (Celebrex and Vioxx) is now available for dogs. When can it be used? Read more information about this canine pain reliever in The Pharmacy Center. CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE This potent drug of chemotherapy forms the backbone of treatment against lymphoma, mast cell tumors, leukemia and immune mediated cell destructions (which is not cancerous). This medication is not for the faint of heart but serious conditions need serious medication. This page in The Pharmacy Center has more information.