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Common Congenital Conditions in Puppies
When you bring home a new puppy, you likely have [...]
How Can I Keep My New Puppy Safe with Pet Insurance?
Nothing is more exciting than welcoming home a new ball [...]
Puppy Foreign Body ?
Sometimes puppies 🐶 swallow 🥑 pits that can be very [...]
Pet Lump Check by Pathologist in Minutes ! Digital Cytology Explained by Dr. Boaz Man DVM
Clock for a SNEAK PEEK inside our DIGITA CYTOLOGY machine [...]
Dog Foreign Body Diagnosis & Surgery
FOREIGN BODY REVEAL EYES TIME ! What did CRUZ Dog [...]
Dog TPLO Surgery & Recovery
Conan is a 5 & 1/2 year old Pitbull who [...]
Ear Mites in Cats
The ear mite (Otodectes cynotis) is a surface mite that [...]
Tooth Resorption in Cats !
Cat Princess needed help with her Tooth ! Her gums [...]
5 Steps to a Happier Cat
Indoor cats appear to have relatively clear-cut needs—food, water, shelter, [...]
Cat Tooth Resorption
Cat SUFFER in SILENCE with PAIN & Marshmallow is a [...]
Does My Pet Have Arthritis?
If your pet is slowing down, don’t assume this is [...]
What do Vets & Superman have in common?
Daisy swallowed a large foreign body = a perfect example [...]
High Power Laser Pet Spay !
The ART of a HIGH POWER LASER SPAY Dr.Boazman reveals [...]
Laser Surgery For Dog Ear Lumps
Oscar’s “LUMPY” EAR CANAL lead to Chronic, Painful, Recurring EAR [...]
For Cats Only? Dr. Man Explains!
A Cat Exclusive Exam Room has officially arrived at our [...]
Fear Free Pet Vacation
Do summer plans have you worried about who takes care [...]
What is a Fear Free Vet Visit? Dr. Man helps explain what our team is doing
My VET is FEAR FREE CERTIFIED but what does that [...]
Dr. Man’s Latest Article on Vet Med Technology in DVM 360
Modern tools allow animals to be examined, given diagnoses, and [...]
Veterinary Students and the Future of Fear Free
Fear Free founder Dr. Marty Becker [...]
The danger of nonanesthetic dentals
A veterinarian explains why nonanesthetic dentals are dangerous for pets [...]
