Libby, From the Archives

D. E. Larsen, DVM Our fascination with Silver Persians started in Enumclaw. The clinic had a client who raised Silver Persians and shipped kittens all over the country. She even had some international clients. She lived in a large house. The people lived in the upper stories, and the cats, I don’t know how many,Continue reading “Libby, From the Archives”

Dinner is in the Oven, From the Archives

D. E. Larsen, DVM One of the most enjoyable things about veterinary medicine is the people you get to know and the trusting relationships that develop with those clients. One young man was telling me about the first few weeks of his marriage. He was a logger, a choker setter to be exact. Anyone whoContinue reading “Dinner is in the Oven, From the Archives”

Smoke’s Fracture, From the Archives 

D. E. Larsen, DVM A slight fog hung low across the moist grass as the early morning sun evaporated the dew. I always liked these sunny spring days that were intermixed with wet showery days. There were cars already in front of the clinic when I arrived. “We have a full morning, and Ed isContinue reading Smoke’s Fracture, From the Archives