Samson the Goose, From the Archives

D. E. Larsen, DVM It was almost comical to watch Tom struggle to get through the front door with both arms wrapped around a large white goose who had no intention of coming inside. The goose was squawking, and in trying to bite an ear, it had knocked his hat off. Finally, Mary rushed overContinue reading “Samson the Goose, From the Archives”

Raw Milk, Benefits and Risks

 D. E. Larsen, DVM I stopped in front of the house on North River Drive and double-checked the address on my sheet. This was the address, but there were only houses around, no sign of a place for a cow.  Mary came out of the house as I checked my notes, I rolled down myContinue reading “Raw Milk, Benefits and Risks”

Buffy and Harry, from the Archives

D. E. Larsen, DVM Harry’s car pulled up to the clinic’s front and bumped hard into the curb in the diagonal parking space. One wheel of the vehicle almost coming up on the curb.  Watching out the window, Joleen said, “It looks like Harry has been drinking too much again.” Harry stepped out of theContinue reading “Buffy and Harry, from the Archives”