Recently, I saw a dog for a sarcoma. The consultation was arranged after the owner was yelling at our staff in the waiting area that he needed be seen immediately for the tumour that had been growing on his dog’s leg for the past year and was not bothering the dog. However, he had spent… Read More
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These 5 Dogs Prove It’s #SunsOutTonguesOut Season
Summer is creeping closer. That means a long of #SunsOutTonguesOut on the @DrAndyRoark Instagram. Check out five of our favs below if you need a quick smile. 1. A dynamic duo. Sun’s out, tongue’s out! (Featuring Qin Qu and Bao Zi) A post shared by ThreeVillageVeterinary (@threevillageveterinary) on Jun 12, 2017 at 7:25am PDT 2…. Read More
7 Things MDs Can Learn From Veterinarians
My daughter and I have chronic illnesses that took a long time and many doctors to diagnose. We’ve met some outstanding doctors and others that have frustrated us and dismissed our suffering. I’m a veterinarian, and during this journey I’ve learned many things from the physicians we’ve met that have helped me be a better… Read More
5 Reasons Wonder Woman Could Have Been a Vet
I’m very picky with my movie choices. I mean, I don’t have a lot of free time to begin with and movies are expensive so if I’m going to spend an afternoon seeing one, I don’t want to screw around. It better be good. To be honest I wasn’t even planning on seeing Wonder Woman,… Read More
10 Wrong Things Pet Owners Say About My Salary
“I bet I paid for this exam room.” “That’s a nice wedding ring, bet my dog’s bills paid for that.” “I bet you live in a giant mansion with all the money you have made off my cat.” “I put your kids through college.” “I paid for all those cruise vacations.” “Is that your Lexus… Read More
How Yoga Made Me a Better Vet
I think of myself as someone who loves yoga. I say to my friends, “I should do more yoga. I miss it.” But in reality, I’m a yoga dropout – a person who used to take a yoga class now and then, and now nurses my tight muscles after running and wishes for more hours… Read More