To date, I’ve blogged about a variety of veterinary specialists. My hope is that you have a better sense of what they do and when your pet should be evaluated by an ophthalmologist, dermatologist, neurologist, oncologist, surgeon, cardiologist, and/or an internist. Believe it or not, ... [More]

  At long last, it’s time to discuss the area of veterinary specialization most near and dear to my heart! As an internal medicine specialist I am clear that those of us who choose this career path are fascinated by the innermost workings of the body. From the lungs to the liver, the pan... [More]

  To the veterinary cardiologist, no organ is as important or revered as the ever-beating heart. My oh my how they adore those valves, those chambers, the great vessels, and the steady “lub dub” rhythm of the body’s all important pump. During residency training, those wantin... [More]

  The chance to cut is the chance to cure. This is a classic line out of the mouths of veterinary surgeons who relish their time spent in the operating room, donned in surgical garb and cutting to the beat of their favorite music. Welcome to part five in a series of blog posts about veterinary... [More]

  Welcome back to the world of veterinary specialists. With this series of blog posts my ongoing primary goal is to help you determine when your pet might benefit from a visit with a specialist. Thusfar we’ve covered ophthalmology, dermatology, and neurology. Now up to bat is oncology wi... [More]