D. E. Larsen, DVM Martha led her new young German Shepherd into the exam room and waited patiently for me to arrive. She had Duke sitting beside her, ears erect and waiting for whatever was to come next. Obviously proud of her pup, Martha smiled when she shook my hand. “Shake,” she instructed Duke. DukeContinue reading “The Scourge of the Garden”
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From the Archives, one year ago
Initiation by Fire
D. E. Larsen, DVM We tried to hire at least one high school student to work at the clinic most of the time. This provided them with some dollars in their pockets and some valuable work experience. It also provided them with some exposure to a medical care environment. We generally allowed ample time toContinue reading “Initiation by Fire”
Memoirs of a Country Vet 