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Basenji Health Issues & Questions
  • Hello again;
    Does anyone know a veterinarian who is used to seeing basenjis near Miami? Unfortunately, my basenji is the only one in his pet clinic and we would like to see a vet that is more familiar with basenjis and their treatments.

    Thank you

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