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Photo/Lawrence Emerson “It’s an exciting job,” says Warrenton veterinarian Constance Houk. “Every day is different.” One of the things I love about veterinary medicine is the human-animal bond. When you’re treating a dog or a cat, you’re also treating the owner. By .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) Staff Journalist In more than 30 years of caring for animals, a yellow Labrador retriever with a lump on its neck stands out as perhaps the Warrenton veterinarian’s most memorable patient. “When it went to biopsy, we found an inch-and-half sewing needle that was coming out of its skin,” recalled Dr. Constance C. Houk, associate veterinarian with the Animal Care Center in Warrenton. “When we pulled it out, it had 18 inches of thread attached to it.”

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