Mitral Valve Surgery
Mong Lee
Breed: MalteseAge: 11 years oldDiagnosis: Stage B2/CHometown: Pyeongtaek, South KoreaOwner: Yuri Choi Instagram: @yurikhyuriCardiologist : Seung-gon Lee, Seoul animal heart hospitalSurgical Team: Dr. Masami Uechi & Team at, Jasmine Cardiovascular Medical CenterIn November 2016, Mong was hospitalized with pulmonary edema…
Bailey Martinez
Breed: Cavalier King Charles SpanielAge: 10 years oldDiagnosis: Stage B2/CHometown: Long Island, NYOwners: Madeline MartinezCardiologist: Dr. Kramer, Atlantic Coast Veterinary Specialists, Bohemia, NYPrimary Vet: Dr. R. Fredericks, North Shore Animal Hospital, Northport NY Surgical Team: Dr. Masami UechiBailey was diagnosed…
Paco Young
Breed: Chihuahua/Pekingese/PomeranianAge: 10 years oldDiagnosis: Stage B2Hometown: San Francisco, CAOwner: Carol YoungCardiologist: Dr. Catherine Belanger, UC DavisPrimary Vet: Dr. Blythe Jurewicz, UC Davis MVR Surgical Team: Dr. Masami Uechi & Team at, Jasmine Cardiovascular Medical CenterPaco was diagnosed with Mitral…
Max Boselli
Breed: Chihuahua/YorkieAge: 8 years oldDiagnosis: Stage B2/CHometown: Palm Beach Garden, FLOwner: Michele BoselliCardiologist: Dr. Maggie Machen, Veterinary Cardiopulmunary Care CenterPrimary Vet: Dr. Michael Gillen, PGA Animal ClinicSurgical Team: France, Drs. Masami Uechi, Sabine & Jean Hugues BozonMax was first adopted…
Harper Thornton
Breed: Cavalier King Charles SpanielAge: 9 years oldDiagnosis: Stage C2Hometown: Lake Forest, CAOwners: Kim & Jerry ThorntonCardiologist: Dr. Sarah Miller, Southern CA Veterinary Specialty HospitalSurgical Team: France, Drs. Masami Uechi, Sabine & Jean Hugues BozonHarper lives in Lake Forest, California…
Chuck Modafferi
Breed: Cavalier King Charles SpanielAge: 10 years oldDiagnosis: Stage CHometown: Woburn, MAOwners: Holly and Mike ModafferiInstagram: @Cav_King_ChuckCardiologist: Dr. Ivan Sosa, InTown Veterinary GroupSurgical Team: France, Drs. Masami Uechi, Sabine & Jean Hugues BozonChuck was diagnosed when he was 6 years…
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