by Nancy Kay, DVM
on 05/24/2011
I use the term Advocacy Aids to describe a set of health forms I’ve created to help you excel as your pet’s medical advocate. Where can you find them? It’s easy. Simply go to www.speakingforspot.com and look for “Resources” in the red horizontal main menu. [More]
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by Whitney Potsus
on 05/18/2011
Help your guinea pigs get rid of their itchy spots. [More]
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by Whitney Potsus
on 05/11/2011
Packing up your piggies for a family road trip. [More]
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by Whitney Potsus
on 05/04/2011
Healthy Pet debuts a new weekly series about guinea pigs. [More]
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by Nancy Kay, DVM
on 05/02/2011
While in the midst of my post-surgery “down time” I’ve been chuckling a bit about what my own physicians have endured as a result of my medical background. How commonly is a surgeon interrogated about what type of suture pattern and material he intends to use? How often does an anesthesiologist need to provide a detailed pharmacologic rundown of the anti-emetic (anti-vomiting) drugs that will be used to keep the patient with a queasy stomach from puking post-operatively?
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