Hospital featured in Dogs in Canada

Published
November 24, 2008

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Clinical Studies, College News, Teaching Hospital

The patients and the people of the OVC Teaching Hospital are featured in the 2009 Dogs in Canada Annual, on sale now at bookstores and newsstands across the country.

Guelph-based writer and multi-media artist Dawn Matheson and photographer Dean Palmer spent two days documenting life and death stories in the Small Animal Clinic and the hospital’s intensive care unit. The 8-page spread follows a Bouvier with a broken leg, a large mixed-breed dog paralyzed by a fall, and a 12-year-old Pomeranian with an enlarged heart and respiratory issues.

The Dogs in Canada Annual is the nation’s best-selling all-in-one guide for raising a puppy with distribution of more than 150,000 copies.

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