I agree with the raw, 2 of my pensioner cat's have improved loads with raw food on the menu more now.

No, they're not. It's fairly new to vets, so they don't really seem to know a great deal about it, unless they make it their "thing".

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Aber, Ragnar, Kelso (the corgi trio), Daisy (our rescue mystery-mix puppy), Ellie, Henry, Gwennie, Jezebel (the kitty quartet), Blake, Chaucer, Molly and Milton (the kittens), and Bingo the African Grey parrot

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To be honest I thougt it may be a lot better in the states then the UK. As regards to information it seemed to me ahead, considering Jean Dodds DVMs work and Hemopet and other research so Im surprised really that the Vets there are not more clued up on diagnosis and treatment. In fact it seems that anything endocrine which has huge implications on the body seems a mystery.

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