FEAR FREE | Why this Practice and Certification is SO Important
My first job in veterinary medicine was as an assistant. In the clinic, I worked at getting all the procedures the pet came in for was the priority. I remember one time an owner asked us to trim his 160lb Mastiff’s nails. Didn’t think twice about it. This particular...
FROM THE TRENCHES | Summer Heat
We are barely into summer and tragedy has already struck! I was seeing scheduled appointments when I get a call that a dog was broken out of a parked car, was non-responsive, and the family will be in as soon as possible. The staff jumps into action prepping for what...
The WHAT? | The Cranial Cruciate Ligament
A few times a week, I encounter a dog that has been lame for a while and is not getting any better. The most common cause is a tear of one of the ligaments in the knee (the cranial and caudal cruciate ligaments). These ligaments allow forward and backward movement of...
Let’s Talk Doodles
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