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We are pleased to
introduce:
Pain Removed.
Life Improved.
We offer the latest technology in health care for your pet. This FDA cleared, deep penetrating, light allows relief of pain through the release of endorphins and stimulates the injured cells to heal at a faster rate. When choosing a treatment option for your pet, there is now an alternative to pharmaceuticals. The Companion Therapy Laser System® can provide immediate results without any dangerous side effects. This procedure is Drug-Free, Surgery-Free, and Pain-Free! It's the quick and effective way to eliminate your pet's pain without medications or invasive surgeries. The Companion Therapy can help pets suffering from Arthritis, Skin Conditions, Degenerative Joint Disease, Lacerations and Abrasions, Burns, and more! SPECIAL
FOR AUGUST, 2010: Call us today to see if this exciting new technology is right for your best friend. For more information, call or visit us at Ashby Animal Clinic! |
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AT A GLANCE Updated: 10:48 a.m. ET August 11, 2010 YAMHILL, Ore. — A small dog who refused to return home until a neighbor followed her helped rescue her owner after he collapsed at home following heart surgery. Charles Mitchell said he was working in his yard last week in the Oregon wine country town of Yamhill when an 11-year-old dachshund named Missy scampered up and refused to leave. Mitchell told the dog to go home, but she refused, and when he decided to follow her across the street to investigate, he found his neighbor, Charlie Burdon, had collapsed inside his home. The police chief arrived with paramedics, Burdon was taken to the hospital. Burdon suffered an attack of vertigo and is recovering. But Burdon and Mitchell, who have known each other for years, both said Missy is their hero. ©
2010 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
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