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     October, 2014    




Some skin bumps can be caused by a parasite.  A swelling with a hole can be a parasite referred to as cuterebra.

A botfly lays an egg that develops into a larva that can penetrate under the skin. The developing larva maintains a hole to respire for 3-8 weeks.

Dogs and cats are accidental host for the parasite intended for rabbits and rodents. The parasite causes severe itching and inflammation to the host. Removal of the larva is curative.
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Ear exams start on the outside of the ear checking for odor, discharge or redness. Abnormal changes can be a sign of an infection, foreign body or a parasite.



Chronic ear infections that are resistant to treatments can be a sign of food allergies. Testing for the food allergens helps eliminate the infection.

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Sure enough, Litter Genie does hold in the odor from litter box cleanup. It is somewhat awkward to set up, however after a few attempts it is easy to use. 

To view the video by the manufacturer go to  How to use...






  

Say good-bye
 to the monarchs as they leave for the mountains of Mexico.

Natives have said that
the soul of the dead
are carried by the monarchs
 as they migrate.

Safe journey to them all.


In This Issue
Cuterebra
Ear Exam
Little Genie
Trap Release

Sounds of Laughter

A researcher noticed
 his rats playing
and wondered why he
couldn't hear them?

With an ultrasound recording device he heard sounds remarkably like laughter.
 


When out walking in nature, it is advised to be prepared for two types of traps being used by trappers.

An unsuspecting dog may find themselves caught, requiring your assistance to release them.

For the Body-grip trap
For the foot hold trap
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Jill Kusba, DVM, MS, CCRT, CVA, CVCH, CVSMT

Linda B. Olson, DVM, MS

 Karen B. La Vetter, DVM 

Angela Patchett, DVM, CVSMT