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Updated on August 10, 2014
Check the Chip Day
Please note on your calendar that Friday, August 15th is “Check the Chip Day”. The “chip” refers to your pet’s microchip, and checking it means verifying that the contact information you have on file with the microchip registry… Read More
Posted on October 20, 2013
Managing Your Dog’s Chronic Ear Disease
If you care for a dog with recurrent ear problems, I suspect you have experienced your fair share of frustration, impatience, and/or exasperation. This is undoubtedly true if you live with a dog who develops stinky ears and… Read More
Updated on July 21, 2013
Vets, Signs, and Videotape
I am traveling this week, so am providing you with a second look at a previous topic. Rarely am I bothered by client misbehavior, but when a client answers their cell phone while we are in the midst… Read More
Posted on April 14, 2013
Dreaming of Dr. Dolittle
The work veterinarians perform is not unlike that of pediatricians. In neither exam room can the patients directly “tell” their stories. They are unable to say, “Doc, it hurts every time my leg bends this way.” or, “I… Read More
Posted on March 3, 2013
Veterinary Specialist Finale
To date, I’ve blogged about a variety of veterinary specialists. My hope is that you have a better sense of what they do and when your pet should be evaluated by an ophthalmologist, dermatologist, neurologist, oncologist, surgeon, cardiologist,… Read More
Posted on August 19, 2012
On the Road Veterinary Emergencies
A recent survey was commissioned by Petplan Pet Insurance to determine the popularity of traveling with pets. Among the 3,300 responders, 70% reported that their pets accompany them on vacations. I’m not surprised by this whopping statistic- we… Read More
Updated on February 4, 2011
Videotaping for Your Vet
Rarely am I bothered by client misbehavior, but when a client answers their cell phone while we are in the midst of discussion, I admit to feeling a bit peeved. So why in the world would I invite… Read More
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