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French poodles did not originate in France. Poodles were originally used as hunting dogs in Europe. The dogs' thick coats were a hindrance in water and thick brush, so hunters sheared the hindquarters, with cuffs left around the ankles and hips to protect against rheumatism. Each hunter marked his dogs' heads with a ribbon of his own color, allowing groups of hunters to tell their dogs apart.

For patients under critical care, we have veterinarians working around the clock. With the help of a pulse oximeter, an ECG, and a respiratory monitor, our veterinarians are able to keep a watchful eye over our critical patients. They would periodically check the patient’s temperature, blood pressure, oxygen level, heart rate, cardiac rhythm, and respiratory rate. The values are recorded to better assess and determine the patient's prognosis.
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