Category Archives: Veterinary Medicine

D.E. Larsen, DVM I stood at the small makeshift corral waiting for Albert to make his way from the house. Albert was old and arthritic. He walked pretty slow these days. The corral wouldn’t hold a cow if she wanted out. The posts were propped up instead of set in the ground, and the oldContinue reading “Albert’s Last Cow, From the Archives”

David E. Larsen, DVM Dixie carefully closed the exam room door. She had just finished getting the next patient ready for my exam. “This guy just arrived from California,” Dixie whispered. “The cat is old, and he is pretty proud of that fact. His name is Bob, and the cat’s name is Ruby.” I enteredContinue reading “The Old Cat – From the Archives”

D. E, Larsen, DVM When I was in a solo practice, in the small town of Sweet Home, Oregon, free time was very precious. It helped a little that Sandy worked with me in the practice. Of course, there are pluses and minuses to such an arrangement, but for the most part, we make itContinue reading “Emotional Support Animals “