Dr. Teter and her team took care of ALL of our pets growing up.
Endings and beginnings are auspicious times.
I try, so far as it depends on me, to always have a Scottie in my life.
These two little course-haired, squared off, black beady-eyed goofballs came running in and I was overcome with a wave of joy, sadness and homesickness.
When I was a Baby Doc just out of vet school, I started practicing in Littleton Colorado.
Deb and I became friends.
For a few years, I worked mainly at the 89th and Grant location. My second favorite part of that was this cabinet.
Every season, we would decorate it, and Christmas was my favorite season to decorate the cabinet.
Oh! My first favorite thing about the location was the people there of course! *is* :)
I loved having all these patient and personal pet pictures too!
I imagined coworkers looking for something and opening this cabinet and being totally surprised :) This probably never happened because everyone helped me with it and I showed everyone who visited!
My friend Jana has a wonderful blog, Dawg Business: It's Your Dog's Health! She and her husband have had wonderful, beautiful Rottweilers. Pictured is her dog Cookie.
Jana's Cookie does not think the grass is greener on the other side. With her red-green color blindness, the grass is always brown...and awesome.
Pyro was recently in for his neuter surgery. He was very brave.
Sapphire the Therapy Dog helps local grade school students succeed.
No matter the species, we intuitively recognize reward-based training as more humane than punishment-based training.
Happy birthday Joy!
Oh Poodles!
Cane Drews is the five year old German Shepherd of my friend Laura Drews and her family.
I love this picture of him so much!
Cane is Schutzhund trained and knows German, English and hand signals.
Cane goes on walks with Laura constantly and assists with Laura’s Citizen Patrol duties.
Good boy Cane!
And excellent Frisbee catch!
How are female leaders in veterinary medicine perceived compared to their male counterparts?
The family's third and final Labrador came in for his wellness care a few weeks later.
Their other older Lab had been swimming and playing most of the day and was now unable to walk.
A lifetime of well managed arthritis had finally caught up with him.
Sounds like someone has a case of the Mondays!
Me: Why are there no girl socks clean?
Amanda: Socks aren’t gender-specific, Mom.
Me: I need pink socks smaller than Dad’s!
Amanda: Better.
