Monthly Archives: August 2009

Birthdays, Reflections, Pets and Detours

Posted on by Karen Johnson, DVM

I just had a birthday and now that I have a few decades (actually more than a few) under my belt, birthdays have become a time of reflection for me. One of the changes I’ve noted as the years have … Continue reading

From the Doctors Files: Great Dane Unable to Walk, Diagnosis: Adison’s Disease

Posted on by jenifer itenson dvm

Zeus was no more than 8-months-old when he presented to us unable to walk. For him, it was no easy task to get him to the clinic, for unlike most puppies, he weighed almost 100 pounds! Most Pet owners have … Continue reading

Bunny Love

Posted on by Lynne Hudlow

Growing up I had some friends that were in 4-H, and they had bunnies (or rabbits, which, to me, doesn’t sound as cute). The bunnies lived outside in rabbit hutches; at least that was where I always saw them. The … Continue reading

What Makes a Dog, Part II

Posted on by lisa rogers

Yesterday was our dog, Niko’s, birthday-he’s officially 12. This year, we fulfilled two birthday promises–first, we ran a Wisdom Panel, which is a mixed breed dog DNA test and the results are in. It turns out you guys know your … Continue reading