This is a subject very close to my heart. Ever since I graduated, I always struggled with educating my clients about the importance of dental hygiene in their beloved pets. As soon as I noted some tartar or plaque build-up on their pet’s teeth and before I could discuss my recommendations, they would defensively react […]
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Lucy adapted really well to her new quarters. Two weeks after having her, I had to board a rescue dog I re-homed named Ro for two weeks.
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I can’t believe that I have not written a post for over two months. Well actually I did two posts during that period but regretfully was asked to retract them.
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Is your Schnauzer in peak health? Last week I posted ‘Episode 1 – Turmoil‘ of one of the most remarkable..
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s your Schnauzer in peak health? This is ‘Episode 1′ of one the most remarkable cases I have..
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I think it is very important for a veterinarian to be able to forge great relationships with their clients. Personally, I feel very privileged to have so many..
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I was bustling in and out of my morning consultations when I heard my colleague frantically researching the product..
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It has taken me almost two whole weeks but I have finally recovered from my horrifying Sunday on emergency..
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I really don’t know what I did to deserve so many complicated bleeding cases over the past two weeks. I was starting to think that our in-house blood machine was not working because every case I handled seemed to be suffering from anaemia (low red blood cell count). I had to collect blood from a […]
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I had a very interesting question during one of my saturday consults. A client asked me if I often come across pets getting diagnosed with a disease that their owners incidentally have. I was baffled with the question because it does happen a lot but I can’t prove it to be an expected outcome. We also […]
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April 1, 2013
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