I need to preface this little story. Dr. Voss was a Equine Ambulatory Veterinary at Colorado State University during my years as a student at that school, (1971 – 1975). He was an excellent instructor and veterinarian and very well liked by all the students. He went on to become Dean of that school andContinue reading “The Doctors Voss”
Category Archives: Veterinary Medicine
On a Thanksgiving Eve
On a Thanksgiving Eve D. E. Larsen,DVM The barn was cold, but there was steam rising from the back of young heifer. A dusting of snow on her back was melting fast. Bill and Connie Wolfenbarger had called with a heifer in labor. They were not regular large animal clients but did visit the clinicContinue reading “On a Thanksgiving Eve”
Gus and the Manure Pile
D. E. Larsen, DVM Manure piles were (and still are to some extent) standard fare on Oregon farms. They were located around the barn somewhere and served multiple uses. They came in many shapes and sizes. Smaller places had a simple pile outside a doorway where the barn was cleaned. Larger farms had more elaborateContinue reading “Gus and the Manure Pile”
Memoirs of a Country Vet 