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Burnt dog given honey treatment

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A dog rescued from a house fire in Cornwall is getting better because she is being treated with honey pads.

Dog owner Cyril Bond and vet Amanda Manley both say the honey has helped heal the eight-year-old alsatian's injuries. Eleanor Parkinson reports.

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