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Hospitalization: What Your Pet’s Overnight Stay is Like

February 19, 2020

Written by: Meagan Fernandez, Radiology Veterinary Technician at Bulger Veterinary Hospital  One night you’re at home going through your normal routine and you notice your dog or cat seems off. Maybe he/she isn’t eating, seems lethargic, or is even having diarrhea or vomiting. So you grab your keys, get your pet into the car, and

Ethos Exchange: Generational Similarities in a Multigenerational Veterinary Field

February 18, 2020

In this blog series, we help other veterinary practices learn new tools and better ways to manage their hospitals and teams.

19 Before & After Pictures that Show the Difference a Little Love Can Make to a Pet

February 12, 2020

Please enjoy these before & afters of pets we've seen over the years who prove that a little love (and veterinary medicine) can really make a difference.

Ethos Exchange: Maslow’s Hierarchy in Veterinary Practice Management

January 20, 2020

Our new blog series to help other veterinary practices learn new tools and better ways to manage their hospitals and teams.

Really Cool Anatomy and Physiology: Avian Respiratory Systems

January 17, 2020

I hope that you find this fun to read. If it’s as fun for me to write and for you to read, then I plan to make this a periodic format for the website, so please send feedback to let me know if you are interested. Let’s start the first episode with a doozy: the

Benefits of Dental Procedures

January 9, 2020

Did you know that just like humans, our pets should have a dental procedure performed periodically?

Does My Pet Need a Dental?

January 9, 2020

Determining if your pet needs a dental cleaning procedure can be difficult. Here's our guide to get you started.

Delayed Zinc Toxicosis in a Starved Dog

December 19, 2019

The below case illustrates a rapid onset of critical illness in a severely malnourished stray dog. After initial support turned this too-weak-to-walk stray into a bouncing puppy and he regained his appetite, he rapidly deteriorated in our ICU due to zinc toxicity from pennies that presumptively had been in his empty stomach for some time.

Glossary of Cancer Treatment Options for Pets

December 19, 2019

The following list covers some of the cancer treatment options our board certified veterinary oncologists may offer.

Glossary of Cancers in Pets

December 18, 2019

A list of some of the common cancers we treat in pets.

Is a Rabbit the Right Pet for You?

December 11, 2019

Rabbits are very cute, but they're a lot of work too! Read more to find out if a rabbit the right pet for you:

Living with a Senior Dog: The Signs of an Aging Pet & Everything That Comes With It

November 26, 2019

We got our “puppy” at 9 weeks old and he was just 4 pounds. Now, 12 years and 18 more pounds later, he’s aged into quite the old little man.