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EPISODE · Sep 24, 2011 · 34 MIN

Aquariumania - Episode 28 Cancer and Old Age in Fish: Dr. Todd Cecil Gives Us the Facts

from Aquariumania - Tropical Fish as Pets · host Pet Life Radio

Cancer and old age are difficult to handle when they happen to our pets. Although most people are familiar with these issues in dogs and cats, not many aquarium hobbyists have the same level of understanding for their fish. Our guest today is Dr. Todd Cecil, owner and operator of Western Aquatic Animal Veterinary Service, and primary exotic animal veterinarian at Pet Emergency and Specialty Center based in San Diego. Dr. Todd is well known for his fish medicine expertise and has been working with fish and other exotic animals for the past seventeen years. Join us, as Dr. Todd teaches us all we need to know about cancer and old age in pet fish. Questions or Comments? Send them to: [email protected]. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Cancer and Old Age in Fish: Dr. Todd Cecil Gives Us the Facts with Dr. Roy YanongBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/aquariumania-tropical-fish-as-pets--6666780/support.

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