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2008-03-15 Investigation: State Board Powerless To Suspend

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Investigation: State Board Powerless To Suspend Bad Vets

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updated 11:24 a.m. ET, Wed., Feb. 20, 2008

CLEVELAND - A 5 On Your Side investigation exposed why your pet could be at risk with some veterinarians here in northeast Ohio. Three months ago, investigative reporter Ron Regan exposed the heartbreaking cases involving pets harmed by Ohio veterinarians. While the vast majority of vets are caring and compassionate, the state agency that's supposed to discipline bad vets has no bite at all.

Colleen Keszer took her chocolate lab Duke to Dr. Lisa Hart. Keszer said Hart "came outside and she grabbed him by his collar and he looked so scared."

According to a complaint filed with the Ohio Veterinary Board last October, Keszer claims
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