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Question by Noelle
Submitted on 4/23/2006
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I recently lost my 5 yr old pitt bull.  She was perfectly healthy,  until 4 days ago she had a seizure,  with foaming of the mouth.  Upon vet evaluation, she was tested via blood and urine samples for a variety of ailments, and discharged the next day. Before arriving home she had another seizure, in which I returned to the vet office.  She was dead by the following morning,  and we desperately want to know what caused our girl, "Zena" to die.  


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