Healthy Pet Workshop OF GREEN VALLEY Wog more pur loudles liv beer Valley Fever: It's Not Just a Cough IAALPC.9 Valley Fever is an otfen unrecognized disease prevalent year round in Arizona This fungal disease is treatable when caught early, however, can be fatal is left undetected and untreated. Valley Fever is rare outside the southwest, so people who travel from out of state with pets that become ill must let their veterinarian We're bringing the workshops out into the community Free & open to all pet owners (Please leave pets at home. Date: Fri., October 5, 2018 Time: 10am Place: Quail Creek Country Club Madera Clubhouse, Crystal Ballroomk 2055 E. Quail Crossing Blvd., Green Valley Speaker: Dr. Shelley Humphrey, DVM Register: Email or call to reserve your seat Contact@AnimalCareCenter.com | 520-625-0433 www.Animal CareCenter.com know that they visited this region. Join us on October 5th to learn more! It affects dogs, cats, other animals and humans. Symptoms may include but are not limited to coughing, fever, limping, and weight loss. Pets suspected of having Valley Fever should immediately see the vet for evaluation ond testing This workshop is sponsored by: A