Lori Berardinucci,B.Sc., D.C., Certified Animal Chiropractor

***********he is home safe******* thank you to all who shared and helped with the search

A dose of much needed adorable-ness for the day

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https://nationalpost.com//dogs-at-helsinki-airport-are-tra

The AAEP published on its website comprehensive guidelines to assist veterinarians with identification, diagnosis and control of "Borrelia burgdorferi" infectio...n and Lyme disease, an important tick-borne disease of horses in the northeastern U.S. and beyond. To read more and view the guidelines, visit https://aaep.org//aaep-publishes-borrelia-burgdorferi-infe The infographic provides some basic information about Lyme disease for horse owners. More information may be found on the Equine Disease Communication Center website at https://www.equinediseasecc.org/disease-information. As always, your veterinarian remains your best source of advice, especially if you live in a tick-infested area.

Equine disease alert: OMAFRA advisory for EEEV in Ontario. (Eastern Equine Encephalitis Virus).

Happy International Dog Day Extra loving for our loyal four leggeds today