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Lone Tree Veterinary Medical Center Lone Tree Veterinary Medical Center

Lone Tree Veterinary Medical Center

“We believe that all pets deserve to have a good life.”

Eye Care for Your Pet

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Regular eye exams are included in our preventive care services. Our team will examine your pet’s eyes and look for signs of a problem such as cataracts, glaucoma, retinal disease, or other abnormalities. If we find a problem, we will address it with you. If your pet’s condition requires the care of an eye specialist, we will refer you to a veterinary ophthalmologist. If your pet is excessively squinting, scratching or rubbing its eyes, or if there is abnormal discharge, swelling or cloudiness, contact us right away. These may be symptoms of a serious eye problem that should be addressed.

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Tularemia Is Called “Rabbit Fever” For a Reason

Tularemia Is Called "Rabbit Fever" For a Reason

Tularemia, also known as rabbit fever, is an infectious disease caused by the bacterium Francisella tularensis.

Tularemia can also be contracted by inhaling airborne bacteria, eating an infected rabbit, drinking water or food contaminated by an infected animal, or contact with contaminated grass or soil.

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