The new Iams Tartar Treats are available in 3 different sizes (small, medium and large) and are an excellent addition to your dog's (older than 6 months) existing oral hygiene program. Dogs love these nutritional and beneficial treats!
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- Veterinarians, please feel welcome to comment on any or all posts--I value your input! If you have a particular case you would like to discuss, by all means, please e-mail (snail mail is also fine) me any materials (e.g., digital images, radiographs, etc.) you have pertaining to the case and I will do my best to help you.
Future Clients
- Here's how it works:In-office consultations: please call (310) 479-3336 to setup a personal consultation for your pet with Dr. Tsugawa. Send-in your photos: photos of the oral problem in your pet by e-mail. Phone consultation: 20 minute phone consultations with Dr. Tsugawa are also available.
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