That is sad to hear and a scary thing to have happen. I think that is possible
that could be the cause and the only reason you know the cause as you had a
post mortem
performed.
Theresa
scenecrest.geo@xxxxxxxxx
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On Mon, 2/8/16, MORGAN LEWIS <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
One of the
puppies at 24hrs (one day!!) was not doing well,I
immediately took her to the Vet who performed a post
mortem.What we (I
was in the OR) found were six complete twists of the
mesenteric root.
Wonder if
this could be the cause of so many stillborn and
Sudden deaths??
Morgan
Lewis, RPh.Member
GSDCAPresident
Last Hope of Georgia 501c3"So
Much to Do, So Little Time"
MORGAN LEWIS
<shadowland22000@xxxxxxxxx>
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