Pet Healthcare Options in Penang

By Regina Hoo

February 2022 COVER STORY
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ONE WOULD THINK that since afflictions such as gastrointestinal disorders, chronic kidney diseases and the Big C are suffered by both humans and mammals, that it would be possible to treat both with the same medications. Thus, where pets are involved, owner and pet with similar ailments would share the cure as well.This is not true, says Dr. Kuljit Singh Gill of Gill’s Veterinary Clinic. Not even for the simplest of medications. “Panadol, when given to a cat over time,...

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