Paul Pion

Founder of the Veterinary Information Network

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Californian veterinarian, and founder of the 30,000 member Veterinary Information Network

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Two years ago, 75 dogs died from liver failure due to a fungus found on Diamond Pet Foods.

Pet Food-Related Deaths Higher than Reported by FDA

Two years ago, 75 dogs died from liver failure due to a fungus found on Diamond Pet Foods.

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