JANUARY 2008
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Rattlesnake Bite Vaccine Update   Wisdom DNA Test Now Available for Mixed Breed Dogs   Dental Special 2008 Coming   Congratulations Natasha   Interesting External Links National Animal Poison Control: Okay or No Way If you are wondering if something around the house is toxic to the pets and there is no emergency at hand, National Animal Poison Control allows you to email questions and get an answer through their Okay or No Way service. www.aspca.org/site/PageServer?pagename=pro_apcc and get a free magnet while you are there. Did You Know   Thank-You for Our New Referrals   What’s New in Our Web Site Libraries Go to Hospital Home Page The “What’s New” Archives

Popular Topics from Past Newsletters   Pet Adoption in Los Angeles Safe Houseplants Who Wants to Be A Veterinar(ian)? Dog Training Specialists in L.A. Traveling With Your Pet

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

CEREBELLAR HYPOPLASIA
The cerebellum is the part of the central nervous system involved in the involuntary coordination of movement so that one can move in a coordinated fashion even on uneven terrain, successfully maintaining orientation of up versus down, without falling. When a pregnant cat is infected with the feline distemper virus or vaccinated with a live vaccine during pregnancy, the kittens do not develop normal cerebellar structure. What does this mean for the cat? Check out the newest page in The Pet Web Library to find out