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							Additional Handling Information
   Very frightened of vacuum cleaners
   Cautious of men with beards
   Has obedience training, and usually responds well to commands.
   Lili is small enough that she slips out doors unnoticed – always check for her.
   Crate-trained, but usually rides in the car with a car-seat harness.


Feeding:
   Lili eats once in the morning, once in the evening
   15 g (~45 kibbles) Origen kibble – put in ball Kong to keep her busy.
   If available (with kibble) – 2T COOKED vegetables, potatoes, or yams cut in small pieces; can have as much as
   she wants
   Higher powered comfort food – fill the regular Kong with canned dog food in place of giving her kibble; up to ½
   can worth per meal
   Snacks RARELY; note food allergies below.


Medical Issues:
   Food allergies: grains and beef
   Seasonal allergies: Spring and Fall; takes ½ tablet of 1.34 MG Clemastine morning and night ONLY IF NEEDED
   Sensitive eyes – If the white of the eye becomes red, use NeoPolyDex eyedrops as directed on the bottle
   Parasite control: She’s on a regimen of Interceptor and Frontline Plus, both administered on the first of the month


Preferred Veterinarians:
First choice:
    ABC Veterinary Hospital
    12345 N. Main
    Tigard, OR 97223
    503-555-5558
Second choice:
    XYZ Veterinary Clinic
    98765 SW Bvtn-Hillsdale Hwy.
    Beaverton, OR 97005
    503-555-5559