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What did you do to get all those animals? – Kim

All of the animals in the pictures you see on the Exploring Nature website are patients I have treated at the Los Angeles zoo, Disney Animal Kingdom, or other facilities around the world for which I have done work. The only animals I own are big dogs and even then, I am not sure who owns whom!

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