D. E. Larsen, DVM I pushed the winch out to the end of the track and jumped up on the truck’s bed. I secured a chain around the hocks of the dead horse. With the shackle secure, I connected the hook on the winch cable to the chain and lifted the horse up and pushedContinue reading “Don’t Be Too Smug”
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Note to My Readers
Coming soon, probably June 22 or 24. The Siberian Mouse Hound!
Back to Her Old Self
D. E. Larsen, DVM “I know you don’t believe me, Doctor,” Althea said. “But she is just not herself.” Penny was a yellow lab cross, maybe more reddish than yellow, and smaller than most labs. Her toenails were long, causing her to be unsteady as she thrashed about on the exam table. Penny was oneContinue reading “Back to Her Old Self”
Memoirs of a Country Vet 