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Subject: Re: SKINNEY CRESTIE


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Lee York
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Date Posted: 13:02:32 06/07/06 Wed
In reply to: tanya AND skinny dog 's message, "Re: SKINNEY CRESTIE" on 12:54:57 06/07/06 Wed
 If she is malnourished/underweight, that in & of itself can be the cause of a heart murmer. See if you can get her former vet's number so you can call & ask when she was last seen. If it's been more than a year and she's not been on any type of dewormer, I'd start there.

When I adopted my first CC she was severely underweight and we, too, were told she had a heart murmer. Once we put some weight on her (5 lbs in about 7 weeks) the murmer was no longer detectable.
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