Microchipping is safe, simple, and affordable. A microchip is a tiny chip injected with a needle under the skin and between the shoulder blades. All microchips have unique numbers and they are easy to scan. I believe all responsible owners should consider microchipping their pets. According to the AVMA, microchipped dogs are more than twice […]
How to Talk to Clients as a Veterinarian
Good client communication is essential in practicing veterinary medicine. The ability to communicate effectively leads to trust and confidence in pet care, making your clients more likely to follow advice and agree with your diagnostic/treatment plan. Here are some tips on talking to clients: DO: Always discuss the possible causes of the symptoms/signs and be […]
The Story of Honey: A Heartworm-Positive Dog
This story has been shared with owner’s permission. Heartworm disease is a preventable disease caused by the larva Dirofilaria immitis, but it could be fatal if not treated. In the past months in practice, I have seen a few pets with heart disease, but I have not yet treated a positive heartworm case. I recently […]
