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No, NOT Dr. Hohenhaus who you are all used to seeing! Jill's GP who Jill just loves loves loves, see here, the hugs, was on TV recently discussing the recent Jerky deaths....just wanted to share!
http://abclocal.....id=9298811
The hugs:
Jill is a 9-year-old tuxedo kitty. She was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma in June 2012 on her toe in her right hind leg. Her leg was amputated on 12/12/12 and she completed four rounds of chemo (2 of Carbo, 2 of Doxy) in April 2013. "Like" Jill's facebook page: https://www.fac.....tty?ref=hl Proud member of the WINTER WARRIORS!!!! Her blog can be read at http://jillsjou.....ipawds.com. xoxo
OH, I forgot to say, don't get all weirded out by that first pic, yes, she has four legs in that picture, so weird huh? Doesn't look normal to me.........that was RIGHT after her clear lung xray before her amp!
Jill is a 9-year-old tuxedo kitty. She was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma in June 2012 on her toe in her right hind leg. Her leg was amputated on 12/12/12 and she completed four rounds of chemo (2 of Carbo, 2 of Doxy) in April 2013. "Like" Jill's facebook page: https://www.fac.....tty?ref=hl Proud member of the WINTER WARRIORS!!!! Her blog can be read at http://jillsjou.....ipawds.com. xoxo
ok, I'll have to come back for the link but I love love love the pictures.
And for the first one I kept thinking, why does that look weird?
Topher
Vet Assistant (in school to be a licensed vet technician)
1.5 years Oncology department, moved to rehab & sportsmed December 2024
Tripawd Angel, Cora the Determined <3
That jerky treat thing is scary because they don't know what is causing the illnesses! I don't feed any kind of jerky.. for treats I give bits of boiled chicken and sometimes a grain-free biscuit here and there.
This is not a shameless plug for my company... that said we pulled all chicken treats (and most other types of treats) from our shelves months ago when this first started surfacing for the safety of our customers. I also added a section to the website that lists all treats we carry that are made in the USA: http://www.that.....in-the-USA
Barret was diagnosed with Hemangiopericytoma May 16, 2013. Front left leg/scapula/pectoral muscle was amputated on June 11, 2013 and we've never looked back. Follow our story on http://barret.t.....pawds.com/ and read my column on That Pet Blog
Daisy LOVED those Wagon Train jerky treats. I fed them to her for years. Fortunately she never got sick from eating them. After all those pets deaths and illnesses started getting reported I went and bought a cheap food dehydrator and now I make her homemade chicken jerky. Since I'm vegetarian (and lazy) and don't like handling meat I buy thin sliced chicken breast strips that go straight from the package to the dehydrator. I (like to) think she loves them even better than the Chinese ones!
Marla and Daisy
My Two Tripawds...Biscuit 
and Spirit Daisy 
That's great info and Jill's vet seems like a great lady!
The Tripawds Nutrition blog has lots of good ideas for making your own treats, like this one:
How to Make Paw Lickin’ Good, Home Made Chicken Jerky Dog Treats
Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene
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