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A local veterinarian says now is a good time to plan ahead if your pet will require regular medication through the holiday season. Dr. Maggie Brown-Bury, a locum who provides vet services at various ...

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With cold and flu season in full swing, a pharmacist has revealed which medications to avoid. Dr Grant Harting, a licensed pharmacist and founder of CrushCost, puts Theraflu at the top of his list.