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TIPS FOR TRAVELERS
Just like any big city, San Diego has its share of crime and
dangerous areas. During your time here it is wise to keep your
Big City Survival Skills tuned to high at all times. Also before
leaving your rig, make sure you have a hat and sun screen to
protect you from San Diego's mighty rays.
Does one of your traveling companions consider meowing at
birds a grand form of aerobic exercise? Then you'll be glad to
know that, in case of an emergency, you can contact the vets
at the House Call Vet Service, 619-295-9025; the Emergency Animal
Hospital, 2317 Hotel Circle S, 619-299-2400; or the Emergency
Animal Hospital, 5530 University Ave, 619-286-3360.
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Just like any big city, San Diego has its share of crime and dangerous areas. During your time here it is wise to keep your Big City Survival Skills tuned to high at all times. Also before leaving your rig, make sure you have a hat and sun screen to protect you from San Diego's mighty rays. Does one of your traveling companions consider meowing at birds a grand form of aerobic exercise? Then you'll be glad to know that, in case of an emergency, you can contact the vets at the House Call Vet Service, 619-295-9025; the Emergency Animal Hospital, 2317 Hotel Circle S, 619-299-2400; or the Emergency Animal Hospital, 5530 University Ave, 619-286-3360. |