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Subject: Re: Veterinary Dermatologist Author: Barbara Hooper --SAfe Haven Humane Society [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 16:16:03 04/07/06 Fri In reply to: Lee York 's message, "Re: Veterinary Dermatologist" on 17:18:28 02/11/06 Sat Do you know of any Vet Dermatologist in the midwest -- Chicago area or Dubuque, Iowa area ? We have a kitty about 1 to 2 years of age. She was rescused on one of our spay/neuter days covered with fea bites and seemingly haveing an allergic reaction to the bites. She was very pregnant and delivered 7 kittens that died. The local vet has treated her for some time with poor results. Has even been on steriods. I see her in the shelter one or twice a week and have notoiced that her coat is getting sparse over the trunk area and her legs have a rash on them. She is a love and could easily be adopted if we could clear this up. She is on Science Diet Adult Food. Could this be a food allergy? At this point we are willing to try anything [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Veterinary Dermatologist Barbara Hooper --SAfe Haven Humane Society 16:17:29 04/07/06 Fri Re: Veterinary Dermatologist Lee York 06:06:38 04/08/06 Sat Re: Veterinary Dermatologist DE 15:29:09 04/08/06 Sat