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September 3, 2012 12:00 PM

Ask a Vet: Veterinarian Justine Lee takes your questions

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Christina Thompson and puppy — In this 2012 file photo, Christina Thompson, a registered veterinarian technician at Los Angeles County Animal Care Control Carson Shelter, performs a right-handed-left-handed test with a Chihuahua dog who kept using his dominant right paw to play with a toy despite his broken leg in Gardena, Calif.
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Veterinarian Justine Lee will join The Daily Circuit Tuesday to talk about the life of a crisis care vet, and to take calls from listeners on all their animal-related questions.

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Christina Thompson and puppy — In this 2012 file photo, Christina Thompson, a registered veterinarian technician at Los Angeles County Animal Care Control Carson Shelter, performs a right-handed-left-handed test with a Chihuahua dog who kept using his dominant right paw to play with a toy despite his broken leg in Gardena, Calif.
Damian Dovarganes/AP

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