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This site is a record of our experiences treating my Great Dane Mickey for Wobbler Syndrome (cervical vertebral instability) and Spondylosis (spinal arthritis) with Gold Bead Implants. The procedure was performed by Dr. Terry Durkes at Western Animal Hospital in Marion, IN. I have included pictures of the implant sites, and Mickey's neck wrap.
HOW TO READ THIS BLOG
To read Mickey's Adventure from beginning to end, start in the Archives for March 2006. The oldest post is at the bottom of the page, then read your way up the screen to the most recent.
Blog Archive
Dr. Terry Durkes Contact Information
Dr. Terry Durkes, DVM
909 N. Western Avenue
Marion, IN 46952
USATel: +1-765-664-0734
e-mail: durkes1@mcleodusa.net
Website: http://www.durkesanimalhospital.com
909 N. Western Avenue
Marion, IN 46952
USATel: +1-765-664-0734
e-mail: durkes1@mcleodusa.net
Website: http://www.durkesanimalhospital
Places I like to chat:
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Favorite Blogs
- Pet Central - Steve Dale on WGN Radio (AM 720) in Chicago. "Being able to matter, being able to make a difference and impact national and local policy is important,” says Steve. “What’s most important is that I know my WGN show has helped many people keep animals they otherwise might have relinquished. By helping animals, I am also mattering to the families they live with. And best of all, I’m doing it all at the greatest radio station on earth.”
- Dogged Blog - The politics of just about everything - current events, science, media, culture, dogs, food - and of course, actual politics. -Christie Keith
Great Sites
- K9joy - For people who love dogs and respect their nature
- Gentle Giant News - A site about the horrifying adoption experiences that people have had with Gentle Giants Rescue in Norco, CA. Read how Burt and Tracy Ward have duped hundreds of unsuspecting adopters with their outlandish claims. The Wards have operated their "rescue" as a business to support their expensive lives, and mistreated the animals in their care.
1 comment:
I have never heard the phrase "heartbreak breed" but it fits so well. My Lucy is a Great Dane and is nearing four years old and while I know she is happy and healthy now she is also middle aged most likely.
Combined with the fact that I care more for her than any other dog makes the heartbreak breed to fitting.
Thanks,
Hans
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