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Our relationships with pets might be to blame for their growing obesity problem
My Northwest (Seattle) Deborah Linder gives tips for pet owners to help their pets lose ...
By:Cummings School
May 16, 2014
Our relationships with pets might be to blame for their growing obesity problem

My Northwest (Seattle)

Deborah Linder gives tips for pet owners to help their pets lose weight.

http://mynorthwest.com/11/2522370/Our-relationships-with-pets-might-be-to-blame-for-their-growing-obesity-problem

Posted in: Cat, Client Education, Cummings in the News, Dog, Foster Hospital, Nutrition, Small Animal
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