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Dr. Anna Walker
DVM at VEG ER for Pets
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Dr. Anna Walker graduated from the Mississippi State University School of Veterinary Medicine in 2019. She went on to complete a one year rotating internship at a specialty hospital in Seattle after graduation. Since then she has worked in emergency medicine and general practice. Dr. Walker's professional interests include infectious disease, neurologic disease, and wound management. In her spare time she enjoys spending time with her pit bull, trail running, baking, and fishing.
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9 common houseplants that are toxic to dogs, according to experts — plus 7 safe bets
Love your flora and your fauna? Here's how to keep your fur baby healthy in a greenery-filled home.
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Understanding Hydrocephalus in Dogs: Causes, Treatment, and Impact
Dr. Walker explains, "Hydrocephalus in dogs is due to excessive cerebrospinal fluid in the brain." Treatment ranges from medication to surgery. Symptoms include vision issues and seizures. "Dogs with mild cases may live a relatively normal life," but severe cases often require intervention and can shorten lifespan.
