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Page 10 - Rutherford Weekly PETS -PETS LIVESTOCK www.rutherfordweekly.com 828-248-1408 PETSPETS - LIVESTOCK PETS -PETS LIVESTOCK BOXER PUPPIES, brindle & reverse brindle. Females $200. Males $150. Parents registered and on site. 704-349-2577. FREE PUPPIES, PIT BOXER FREE NEUTERED MALE CAT MIX 8 wks old. 704-751-2648. Gray & white, very friendly. Up to WANTED HORSES. 704-300- date on shots. Please call 704472-8427. 0366. AKC GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS. $450, males, $550, females. Taking deposit. weaverdairygoldens.com 704-629-6195. FULL BLOODED BLACK GERMAN SHEPHERD Puppies, $150. Parents on site. 864-8394846. MALE CHIHUAHUA PUPPY, CHORKIE PUPPIES, (TINY), $150. Papers & 1st shots. Choco- $250 males, Chihwenni puppies, late female, $250. 704-813-5981. males $175, females, $200, all AKC MINIATURE DACHSHUND colors. All CKC registered & have PUPPIES. black and tan males, 1st shots & wormed. Delivery for shots and wormed. $200ea. 828- a fee. 828-391-0919. 437-3664. CKC REG YORKIES, 6 wks, PETSPETS - LIVESTOCK 1 PAIR OF COCKATIELS for sale. Call for more info, 828-2875109. PIGLETS FOR SALE, deGRASS HAY FOR SALE Sq. wormed, approx. 13wks, 7 to Bales, $2.50 each. 704-692- choose from, $60 each. Also, 2417, 704-434-2417. Holstein & Jersey Calves availHORSE HAY, 4x5 round bale, able. Cell, 828-980-3690. $30. Square bale, $4. 704-692- BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES 6325. for sale. 6 weeks old, 3 males, HOLSTEIN CALVES, 2 seated $150 each. Please call 828-755buck board, and trailers for sale. 6953. Cash only. Please call 704-538- FULL BLOODED Siberian Husky 8068. puppies, 6 weeks old, ready to WEIMARANER PUPPIES, 8wks go, had 1st shots, $180 each. 42 GOATS, 2 BILLYS, 27 NAN- males, toy to miniature in size, old, males & females. CKC Regis- 828-748-3893 or 704-418-6247. NYS, and 13 babies born in Janu- tails docked, wormed and tered, current shots, tails clipped. MALE YELLOW SINGING CAary. Mostly boars. $4200 for all. groomed. $500-$600. 828-391- Silver's $300, Blue's $375. Call/ NARY with nice large cage. $200. 704-692-8752. 0919. Text 828-395-0359. 704-739-9029. Thursday, March 7-March 13, 2013 CATARACT SURGERY NOW PERFORMED AT RUTHERFORD REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER Rutherford Regional Health System has announced that Dr. Stephen Bogan of Shelby Eye Centers has begun performing cataract surgery at its medical center starting in February. Bogan is taking referrals from local optometrists treating area cataract patients who prefer to have the outpatient procedure close to home. The cataract procedure is done in the operating room using the most advanced equipment and intraocular lens implants available. Bogan is board certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and the Wayne State University School of Medicine in Detroit, Mich. He completed his internship and residency in Ophthalmology at the Albany Medical Center in Albany, N.Y. Dr. Bogan then went on to complete a two-year fellowship in Corneal and External Disease at the Emory University School of Medicine in Atlanta, Ga. "For an early cataract, vision may improve by using different eyeglasses, magnifying lenses or stronger lighting," said Dr. Bogan. "If these don't help, surgery is the only effective treatment. The encouraging news is that the procedures we perform require only a small incision and no stitch. Shortly after the procedure is completed the patients are allowed to return home." A cataract refers to opacity or clouding of the normally clear lens or its capsule. The lens has to be clear for good vision. Vision through a "cloudy" lens produces blurry vision similar to looking through a frosted glass. Cataracts usually develop as part of the aging process, but can also come from eye injuries/ trauma, certain medications and diseases, or genetic inheritance. Cataract removal is one of the most common operations performed in the U.S. today. It is also one of the safest and most effective. According to the National Eye Institute people who have cataract surgery have better vision afterward in about 90 percent of cases. The most common method for improving vision after cataract surgery is to replace the cataract with a permanent implant called an intraocular lens, or IOL. Article compliments of: Allison Flynn, Marketing Assistant Rutherford Regional Health System Care you can trust in the comfort of your own home. When Joey Ford had to have another surgery on his knee that would require physical therapy, he knew where to turn. "I had therapists from Carolina Home Care come to my home before and I knew that's who I wanted to do physical therapy with again," Joey says. Because he required an intravenous antibiotic, Joey would have to visit his doctor's office daily or learn to do it on his own. With the help of nurses from Carolina Home Care, Joey is confident in administering his medication. "I know that if I ever need them all I have to do is call." Carolina Home Care provides a continuum of care for patients in the comfort of their own homes and helps alleviate unnecessary visits to the physician's office or long-term care facilities. MyRutherfordRegional.com/HomeCare Breast Care Program Cancer Program Family Care and Pediatrics General Surgery Home Care SELL US YOUR CAR Need EXTRA Money? We Will Buy Your Vehicle KEETER FORD • LINCOLN • ROUSH 1775 E. DIXON BLVD. • SHELBY, NC HWY. 74 BYPASS AT HWY. 180 Imaging Orthopaedics Women's Services Wound Care Call Ted at 980-721-7108 704-482-6791 w w w. k e e t e r fo rd . c o m

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