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Ziggy 's Fight Against Corneal Injury
Ziggy Corcoran
Ziggy loves to chase after lizards and rabbits at his home in the Temecula Valley. However, he never seems to mind running into those bushes and shrubs after those critters. Following his canine Jack Russell Terrier instinct has brought on two corneal ulcers in two months for Ziggy due to his wild lifestyle chasing after lizards and rabbits. Ziggy's owner has found a wonderful solution to keep him going and prevent his reoccurring corneal injury. "Canine Goggles". Here's a photo of Ziggy wearing them before his walk. What a wonderful solution!
Dr. Lily Mesa of Mesa Mobile Veterinary Clinic provides the Inland Empire and Riverside County areas with affordable veterinary care in the comfort of client's homes.
Your Pets . . .Are Our Family!
We are open for appointments Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9am-5pm. We provide emergency pet transportation & home euthanasia 24 hours a day.
Phone: 951-200-0127
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