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Science Podcasts for Kids.com. Hello. Hello, everyone. Welcome to the All Creatures podcast. I'm Angie and today I'm really excited to be interviewing Dr. Deborah Cottrell. She is a veterinarian here in Gainesville where I live at the Weston Animal Hospital. This was established in 1986 and she specializes in, of course, a large variety of animals,

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But today, we're going to focus on talking to her about her specialty in her love and

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