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Pet Health Care by Iron Bridge Animal Hospital, Richmond, Virginia
Dr William Dunnavant


About Your PetSite
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Iron Bridge Animal Hospital
7540 Iron Bridge Road
Richmond, VA 23237
(804)743-1704   FAX (804)271-2108
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Does My Pet Have Pain?


You, the pet owner, are the most logical one to tell if your pet is in pain  - you see him/her all day.  Do you want to know some of the things to look for to tell if your pet is painful? 

Please check with us - 743-1704 - if you have a question or want to have your pet examined and its pain relieved.
Click on the links below to get a better idea of what to look for.

How to tell my Dog is in pain



How to tell my Cat is in pain
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