|Articles|October 1, 2005

Nutritional Supplement Program

Pet Togethers Inc. introduces the Vim and Vigor nutritional supplement program for veterinarians.

When veterinarians recommend Vim and Vigor nutritional supplement to clients who place an order, the veterinary practice is compensated, the company says.

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www.pettogethers.com

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