General Practice
Dogs Have Fear Of Fireworks
Independence Day, July 4th, is upon us. For two weeks or more the tents from which fireworks are sold have been up and doing a brisk business. A few “pops” have been heard in the neighborhood. Many dogs have fears about thunder, gunshots and other sharp or rumbling sounds such as fireworks. In the southeastern […]
Continue ReadingPhysical Examination For Pet Owners
When I was a young veterinary student, few things produced as much pleasure as time spent with my pets. Anatomy classes. An hour a day of lecture time, five days a week. Four hours a day of hands-on laboratory time, five days a week. “Learn this muscle, learn this bone, learn the name of this muscle’s […]
Continue ReadingVeterinary Staff Profile
Who are the support staff members who work in veterinary clinics? Let me tell you about the ones who work for me, in chronological order, as they come to work each day.. Kristi arrives early, sometimes before I’m even awake. Her first duties are to feed, water and exercise the pets that are boarded or […]
Continue ReadingDog Training-Brian Kilcommons’ Good Owners, Great Dogs
A BOOK REVIEW The subtitle of this classic book is “A Training Manual for Humans and Their Canine Counterparts”. Any instructional text in dog training must train the owner first. It is up to us to learn how a dog’s mind works, and up to the dog to learn what we expect from them. Dogs […]
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