I always enjoyed my trips to Alice’s ranch. Not so much for the veterinary work, but the people-watching was the fun part. They were quite a pair. It was a lovely spring day to be working outside. “I called you out here to check an eye on one of our cows,” Alice said as IContinue reading “Cancer Eye”
Category Archives: Veterinary Medicine
The Induction Physical
D. E. Larsen, DVM It was one of those bright spring days in Western Oregon. I left my chemistry class a few minutes early. Southwestern Community College was housed in old military buildings at the North Bend airport in 1965. If I hurried, I could get to Myrtle Point and punch the time clock atContinue reading “The Induction Physical”
Heifer with a Fractured Leg
D. E. Larsen, DVM I stood up and stretched my back after working a hoof. “That was a chore,” I said. “At least it was just a sore foot.” “Yes, I was worried that it was another broken leg,” Larry said. “Ha, you have had your share of those things,” I said. “But things haveContinue reading “Heifer with a Fractured Leg”