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If you are moving or traveling with your pet, look up an American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA)-accredited hospital near your destination so that you'll be prepared when your pet needs medical attention. Located all over the United States and Canada, AAHA-accredited hospital members have passed a rigorous set of standards and are dedicated to excellence in small animal care.
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