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|Articles|August 24, 2016
!oohcA Your best reverse sneeze impressions
Don't be ashamed! It's all in name of veterinary client education.
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We want to help you make your best impression in the exam room-impression of a reverse sneeze, that is. We caught some of your veterinary colleagues on camera imitating this odd clinical sign as inspiration.
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(Thanks to Dr. Kathryn Primm for her excellent coaxing skills!)
[Ahem.] On a more serious note, you can download
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