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Animal Health - Congestive Heart Failure

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	Animal Hospital of Casper on Congestive Heart Failure Description: A discussion about CHF in dogs including audio of heart murmurs. (petdrs.com)
	Congestive Heart Failure vet Description: Discusses CHF in dogs. (cvm.uiuc.edu)
	Topics - Congestive Heart Failure Description: Meyerland Animal Clinic looks at heart failure. Its causes, prognosis, signs for pet owners to look for, testing and medications are all discussed. (meyerlandanimalclinic.com)

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