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7 Surprising Things Pokémon Can Do at Vet Clinics

July 12, 2016 by Andy Roark DVM MS

It’s no secret that Pokémon GO has completely taken over our lives, but have you ever considered how having a few Pokémon around your vet clinic might actually be helpful? These veterinary hospitals went to Facebook to show off their surprisingly handy Poké-friends. 1.) Promote neutering 2. Get their vitals checked 3. Amuse the clinic… Read More

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We Are All That French Bulldog

July 11, 2016 by Jessica Vogelsang DVM

Six months ago an adorable French Bulldog puppy named Murphy came to see me to be neutered. He jumped excitedly, licking my face and wagging his entire body along with his cork-screw tail.  He was like most puppies; full of joie de vivre, excited by everything he saw and everyone he met.  There was one… Read More

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When You SHOULDN’T Do CPR on Your Cat

July 10, 2016 by Andy Roark DVM MS

The phone calls veterinary hospitals receive can be interesting, and pet owners can never be expected to be pet health experts. @AHappyVet shared a story with us on Instagram that proves both of these points. I had a client call hysterical asking how to do CPR on her cat. via GIPHY  I walked her through… Read More

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Why Can’t We Take A Compliment?

July 9, 2016 by Cherie Buisson, DVM, CHPV

My antidote to the mess that is veterinary medicine is quilting. It’s a hobby filled with beauty and creativity. Though I may be covered in thread and fuzz at the end of a project, it’s nothing like the bodily fluids and smells that come with being a veterinarian. If you read about quilting (I’m sure… Read More

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Too Long Didn’t Read: Animal News in 30 Seconds, July 8

July 7, 2016 by Andy Roark DVM MS

We know that not everyone spends as much time online as we do, but we also know you still want to be up to date on the latest veterinary and animal news. You just need to do it fast. Enter: Too Long Didn’t Read, which is a brief summary of some of the more interesting articles to cross our… Read More

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A Few Do Nots From a Critical Care RVT

July 6, 2016 by Jessica Vogelsang DVM

I am a Registered Veterinary Technician. I work in emergency and critical care, working every day to care for people’s companion animals.   RVTs will relieve their patient’s pain, perform diagnostic tests, treat/cure their ailments, soothe and comfort them, provide fluffy beds and hand feed pets, administer and monitor anesthesia, and assist in their surgeries and recovery…. Read More

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