Veterinary Advisor & Health Expert
Anthony Brooks is the in-house Veterinary Advisor at Pet Paw Shack, offering expert advice on pet health, disease prevention, and general veterinary care. With years of experience as a licensed veterinarian, Anthony helps guide pet owners through essential topics like vaccinations, routine checkups, and emergency care. His commitment to keeping pets healthy ensures that Pet Paw Shack delivers trusted and accurate medical insights.
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