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When you need answers to potentially life-and-death questions involving your best friend, it’s reassuring to know that the person on the other side of the screen actually knows what they’re talking about.
With that in mind, ExcitedCats.com enlisted the help of practicing veterinarian Dr. Joanna Woodnutt to handle your most pressing health-related issues in Ask a Vet. She will personally review your question and provide you with her expert opinion in as much detail as possible.
Please note that, in order to provide the best advice possible, she’ll need any and all information you can provide, including detailed medical histories, a thorough description of the issue, and any relevant photographs. Also, the vets cannot prescribe medication, recommend dosages, or comment on over-the-counter medication over the internet.
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Dr. Joanna Woodnutt
Hi! I’m Dr Joanna Woodnutt!
I’m an experienced vet working mainly with companion animals. Whilst I still work two days a week for a local practice, I realized that I could help more people if I wrote down some of the things I talked about in my consultations. I now spend most of my time writing about pet health for a range of magazines and websites, so that people all over the world can learn more about their pets.
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