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Meet Kim Danoff

Dr. Kim DanoffDr. Danoff received her veterinary degree from the University of Florida in 1999, where she focused her training on exotic animals, including birds, reptiles, small mammals, and aquatic animals. She currently owns a holistic and rehabilitation practice in Vienna, Virginia where she integrates both holistic and traditional medicine into her treatment plans.

Dr. Danoff is a vegan and shares her home with 15 rescued companion animals. These include 2 physically challenged dogs, 4 cats, 5 parrots, 2 snakes and 2 lizards.

 
By kim_danoff on Wednesday, September 03, 2008

Vet Expert AdviceQ: I have a spayed mixed breed dog that I believe has some type of vaginal infection.  She is licking and there is an odor for about a week.  The area seems to be swollen and a bit red.  Is there something I can do short of getting her antibiotics?  I make all her meals (Dr. Fox recipe) and I do feed her plain yogurt a few times a week.  She is in very good health otherwise. 

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By kim_danoff on Wednesday, August 27, 2008

<enter_an_alt_tag_message>Q: I have a cat that has diarrhea every time he uses his litter box.  This has gone on for some time.  He eats dry kibble and Friskies canned wet food. I have bought very expensive canned food for him and he refuses it.  Can you give me any possible causes or a solution? 

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By kim_danoff on Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Fruits for DogsQ: Are blueberries OK for dogs to eat? I know grapes are bad what other fruits are bad?

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By kim_danoff on Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Ruptured Cysts and RatsQ: My boys have two pet rats; one is doing fine but the other got a big cyst on his side that burst. We put ointment on it and it looks much better but now his other side feels squishy and swollen; I think he is about to get another cyst. 

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By kim_danoff on Wednesday, August 06, 2008

Birds and HeatQ: I'm in northern Florida and we are having a horrible heat wave and my parrot is acting strange.  She isn't making any noise and has been standing in one place for hours; this is not like her. 

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By kim_danoff on Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Litter Box ProblemsQ: I have a 16-year-old, indoor, female spayed cat who has stopped using her litter box, and is using the wall to wall carpeting. I have not changed the brand of litter or anything else for years and her litter box has always been kept immaculate.

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By kim_danoff on Wednesday, July 23, 2008

Cat Box ProblemsQ: I have a ten year old male neutered cat that was a rescue kitty. He is a great cat but in the last couple of weeks he has stopped using his litter box consistently and is defecating and urinating in strange places.

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By kim_danoff on Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Beagle Back ProblemsQ: I have a beagle who I put Hartz Flea and Tick medication on. She had a severe reaction and we went to the vet. He did x-rays and said the medicine had caused her to jerk so that her back and disc became inflamed.

He gave her four kinds of meds, but after three weeks she can hardly walk and is great pain. What should I do? Take her back? Get more medication? She is really suffering, except when she has a muscle relaxant.

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By kim_danoff on Wednesday, July 09, 2008

ACL TreatmentQ: My Minpin has a pulled ligament in his left hind leg and he tries not to use this leg at all. The vet said for him to keep off of it, but he is high strung and has a listening disorder. He is eight years old and still not fixed, but that is another issue. 

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By kim_danoff on Wednesday, July 02, 2008

Dental CareQ: My vet’s office has a sign that says dogs need dental care just like humans.  However, a dental checkup/cleaning costs around $700, due to the anesthesia, the antibiotics and pain medicine following the procedure. 

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