3 Years Ago

3 years now Zipper died because of the incompetence of Nichole DeBellis, and she is still a practicing vet. Be careful! This is a few of the places I found with her name associated in a simple Google search:

Still working at the Banfield where she killed her.

She works for Oregon Mobile Veterinary Services as well. Now she can go to you to kill your beloved pets.

Apparently, she's not limited to just the Salem area either. People of Oregon, keep your pets safe and keep them away from DeBellis.

Don't make the same mistake we did. Be aware. I still miss you Zipper!

As always, if you have a first-hand account of how potentially deadly Prednisone can be, please feel free to contact me with your testimonial.

#PrednisoneKills

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2 years now...

It's now been 2 years since Zipper was taken from us, and I still feel the pain. When I see pictures of her, all the memories come flooding back.

• I'll never be able to take her on another walk.
• I'll never be able to drive her to any of her favorite spots like the beach or a few specific cemeteries.
• I'll never be able to come home and see her so happy to see me. 
• I'll never be able to eat McDonald's Chicken McNuggets or a Dairy Queen Blizzard again.
• I'll always have a hole in my heart.
• I'll never get to see her so excited to play in the snow or in tall grass.

For all this I personally place all the blame on Nichole DeBellis. Without her, I might still have Zipper in my life. For that, I will never forgive her. This is why I write here about Zipper and the truth behind Prednisone.

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In My Own Words (For Zipper)

December 2005 - Zipper came into our lives from the Willamette Humane Society. She was named not only because she had an abundance of energy, but also because of the zipper design that ran down her back.

I'll admit that after my previous dealings with dogs, I was not enthused about having a new one in my life. I had a family dog growing-up, and when we had to put her to sleep, it scarred me. Also, when I was a child, I experienced a pit bull attack a cat. This also scarred me, but in a different way.

Within the first month, Zipper melted all my fears and apprehensiveness away. I felt a love I had never felt for someone that I wasn't either married or related to. I would have done anything for her.

February 2012 -  Zipper began experiencing some odd symptoms and strange lesions on her body and face. After several attempts to get advice and diagnosis from our veterinarians, we had to take her to the emergency vet hospital. They took her in for the night and it was decided that we'd consult with our vet in the morning.

Early in the morning on the next day, I receive a chilling phone call that Zipper had passed on.

This is just the first of many stories I intend to relate to make each of you aware of 2 things:

1. My Dog Zipper was a wonderful treat to this world, and was taken away from us way too soon.
2. Because of the ineptitude of Nichole DeBellis, I learned a harsh lesson that #PrednisoneKills.

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Oregon Mobile Veterinary Services

Nichole DeBellis, the same person who was responsible for the death of my dog Zipper, is a part of the Oregon Mobile Veterinary Services Inc.

Though I feel that she is more than qualified to perform euthanasia services, I would highly recommend reconsidering your choice of using OMVS for any type of actual vet services.

Don't let her prescribe your pet any drugs.

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