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|Articles|August 24, 2016
Client handout: The essence of a reverse sneeze
Author(s)Kathryn Primm, DVM, CVPM
Have veterinary clients alarmed by this clinical sign? Alleviate their fears with this handout.
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It looks bad. A placid dog suddenly erupts into a honking creature. The owner might wonder if the dog can even breathe. Want help explaining this phenomenon to your clients? Just pass them
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