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Avon Lake Animal Clinic
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My beagle, Hudson, unfortunately could not resist a dark chocolate bar. This incident, of course, happened on my way to work early one morning. I was not really sure what to do. I mean, we do call Hudson the “garbage disposal.” That beagle nose of his has gotten him in much trouble the past 8 years. I reluctantly went to work with much hesitation of what I would walk into later on that day. My husband left work early due to being sick. Bad for my husband, but I was very happy that someone would be able to be home with Hudson.\r
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I got home from work to find Hudson not acting like his usual self. He was not howling as I walked in the door and was lying in odd places in the house. I felt his heart racing and I just knew that he needed medical attention. I called out to my husband to call our vet to see what to do. My husband in a sickened daze called the vet.\r
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I spoke with Dr. Huppe on the phone and was told to meet her at the office in 20 minutes. I went to our vet and waited and waited. During this time, I am in tears, telling Hudson my goodbyes and what a great dog he has been, despite many objects being chewed to bits, but I left this part out. After 45 minutes of waiting, I called my husband for the phone number. As I was getting ready to call, my husband tells me “I called the wrong vet.” I was livid at my husband. I felt horrible for my dog and even more so for Dr. Huppe who was waiting on us. My husband called Dr. Huppe back to explain the confusion and she agreed to see us.\r
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Once we finally arrived, I was instantly put at ease. Dr. Huppe was so gentle, kind and compassionate. Hudson responded very well to her and allowed her to do her examination. During the exam, Dr. Huppe turned Hudson’s neck and he yelped (I don’t think dogs can scream but if they could, this would be a loud one!). Through Dr. Huppe’s accurate assessment, our beagle was in a lot of pain, and the symptoms he was experiencing were most likely to his neck pain, not his dark chocolate eating party. I left Hudson overnight to get fluids and IV pain medications. Hudson has never stayed overnight at the “doggy hospital”. I was very nervous but again I was put at ease by Dr. Huppe. I was also a little upset that I would not have my cuddle buddy that night!\r
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The next day, Dr. Huppe called me as soon as she got in with an update and to discuss the next steps in Hudson’s care. The treatment plan was agreed upon and I was set to get Hudson later that day. Once Hudson walked into the room, I knew that he was feeling better. Now Hudson is finishing his dose of steroids and is back to being his old beagle self.\r
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It is because of the care of Dr. Huppe and the other staff members at Avon Lake Animal Clinic that Hudson will now call this place his vet!\r
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