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And for those you do might be listening to a different sort of style

of intro. The reason why that's better is because Brian keeps on complaining that I just ramble

through that and I can't actually understand any word that I'm saying. But anyway, we'll move on. So today,

joining Brian and myself in our actual physical studio, we're going to talk to Nakesa Mori,

one of our cardiologists here at the RVC,

is one of our lecturers in veterinary cardiology here at RVC. We thought we'd have a chat about

murmurs in puppies. So thank you very much, Nekesa, for joining us. Thank you so much. It's

great to be here and to chat about this interesting topic.

Thank you. So maybe we should start about at what point in time would you say that a puppy

has a murmur that's not necessarily, that's going to be something that will last, if that makes sense.

So are all puppies when they're born,

would you normally hear a murmur?

Yeah, that's a really good question.

And it can be very variable depending on the congenital disease

process that a puppy is born with.

So as an example, if we have valvular pulmonic stenosis,

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