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|Articles|November 1, 2004
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Sierra Publishing Company introduces "Happy Healthy Dogs - Slim Dogs Live Longer," a book that reports a study by Vet Medicinals Inc. on overweight dogs.
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Sierra Publishing Company introduces "Happy Healthy Dogs - Slim Dogs Live Longer," a book that reports a study by Vet Medicinals Inc. on overweight dogs. Clinical trials for Vet Slim, a new starch blocker for dogs are reported. Veterinarians who conducted the clinical tests and Cameron Stauth contributed to the publication.
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