A tiny dog with a grapefruit-sized mammary tumor received a mastectomy at our hospital about two months ago. I saw the little Yorkie the other day since her owner noticed that the lumps came back. I had the conversation about metastasis with her, and she understood that it was not a good prognosis. She was […]
Occupational Hazards
The veterinary profession, though not usually thought of as a dangerous profession per se, is teeming with hazards. From the obvious threat of animals causing bodily harm to increased risk of exposure to ionizing radiation to mental health issues, depression, and suicide, no vet is immune to risks. While I am generally risk-averse when it […]
The Texts We Get
When I have a few minutes to check my phone in between appointments, I try to catch up with emails and messages from friends and family. I will occasionally get random questions from friends about their pet’s health or something they noticed that may be out of the ordinary. By far my favorite question received […]
