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Old 08-14-2009, 03:15 PM #1
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last night Minnie was out back & yelped. When I let her in she was limping. When she got off the couch 2 hrs later (not unusual) she still limped or picked up her leg. We took her to an animal hosp & she has a torn ligament. She now has pain pills & I'll take her to her vet Sat.
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