D. E. Larsen, DVM Gigi was resting on Betty’s lap when I entered the exam room. Gigi was probably a Chihuahua mix, and she was getting a little older, and she was now really overweight. “Hi, Betty! How is Gigi doing this afternoon?” I asked. “She hasn’t been feeling very well the last couple ofContinue reading “That Difficult Sample Collection “
Category Archives: Veterinary Medicine
A Day at the Track, From the Archives
D. E. Larsen The late afternoon sky looked very threatening. The clouds were black and bellowing up to great heights. The Company G CQ was having difficulty getting the company to line up. Nobody was looking forward to marching to our night classes in the rain. Just about the time he was on his elevatedContinue reading “A Day at the Track, From the Archives”
A New Antibiotic
D. E. Larsen, DVM New drugs were often exciting, and some of them allowed veterinarians to change the way they treated a group of diseases. One problem in cattle practice was getting drugs into an animal in an adequate dose and for a sufficient period of time. We had a penicillin that would give usContinue reading “A New Antibiotic”
Memoirs of a Country Vet 