A typical day at Jarrettsville Vet. Two receptionists and one, or more, dogs visiting for doggie day care and stealing an office chair. |
Levi |
This is a what we call a slab fracture of PM4, or what Dr Hubbard calls "a long, must needed dental extraction." |
JoJo was here for a diet and exercise plan..at 18.5 pounds a summer slim down will help him live a longer, happier, and healthier life. |
Dr Morgan showing us all how to correctly walk a dog after a rear limb injury or surgery. This is Cletus who had his second TPLO surgery for his cruciate ligament rupture last week. |
Munchkin is squeezable cute |
Coot, our resident cat watching Dr Hubbard discharge Sam. Sam came to the clinic in a carrier and on a harness and leash. Way to live like a king Coot and Sam! |
Dressed for the chilly weather! This little dapper man is ready for any event in any weather! |
Dr Morgan examining Charlie, the Great Dane |
Rio, showing his puppy training. He is exceptional at "Stay" for about 15 seconds. |
The dog beds have been very popular at my house.. and cuddling to keep warm is a necessity! |
My Jekyll. |
My little Magpie. |
Coots sister Loon. |
Leo and Rocky. These brothers were just adopted from the Humane Society. |
There has been a flurry of dogs with bumps lately. This is Gracie's bump. Can you tell if this a bump you should worry about? |
This is Rio's bump. How about this one? Would you be worried about it? |
Inka, mid flight.. |
Butterscotch, another found and taken in out of the cold cat, came back for vaccines. The man who found him is going to keep him. How wonderful is that?? |
My gang dressed for the five minutes I will let them go outside. Can you see the misery in Jekyll's face? He hates to be forced to wear anything! |
I just cannot stand how cute Penny is. |
Ginger. |
The warmest place in our house.. the bathroom. |
Savannah, Still with us, and doing very well. Maybe I do know what I am doing? Maybe she is just stubborn and lucky? Either way I am soo grateful. |
This is anything but "wordless". Give you a nice feeling these animals are in such good hands........and so are the clients.
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