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Vets discover gold in fish bowls By Gerald Plessner .....The correspondent, in classic somber tones, talked to the owner of an Oranda gold fish, which for some reason started swimming on its side a few weeks earlier. ......' The doctor designed, get this, a prosthetic device to keep the goldfish vertical as it swam around the bowl! The doctor drove a small pin under the top fin of the fish. He then fastened a small cork to the fin, trying to pull the fish up into a vertical position....the procedure cost almost $400. Full story here http://ihmp.net/@/id or http://www.whittierdailynews.com/Sto...734251,00.html |
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On 27 Feb 2005 13:32:35 -0800, "kathy" wrote:
Words ~ just ~ fail ~ me.... Vets discover gold in fish bowls your title ~maybe we should start charging~ Unfortunately Vets have themselves covered well via laws, in regards of anyone without a cerificate charging for services rendered regarding doing any sort of vet care, including fish care. We have to be SO careful as KHAs that we don't cross that line. I can tell anyone what I'd do if it were my fish, but I can't do the procedure, even without charging. The law is basically you can treat your own animals, but beyond that, you could get in trouble. Bascially do you trust the person you're helping to keep quiet if the procedure goes south? Laws vary by state. ~ jan ~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~ |
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![]() "kathy" wrote in message oups.com... Words ~ just ~ fail ~ me.... Vets discover gold in fish bowls By Gerald Plessner ....The correspondent, in classic somber tones, talked to the owner of an Oranda gold fish, which for some reason started swimming on its side a few weeks earlier. .....' The doctor designed, get this, a prosthetic device to keep the goldfish vertical as it swam around the bowl! The doctor drove a small pin under the top fin of the fish. He then fastened a small cork to the fin, trying to pull the fish up into a vertical position....the procedure cost almost $400. Full story here http://ihmp.net/@/id or http://www.whittierdailynews.com/Sto...734251,00.html I heard about this on NPR. A fish with a crutch, I love it. -- BV Webporgmaster of iheartmypond.com http://www.iheartmypond.com I'll be leaning on the bus stop post. |
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