D. E. Larsen, DVM Hopefully, this was the last of the summer heat. The thermometer was already creeping past eighty as I returned to the clinic from lunch. I was thankful for the new air conditioner that we had just installed in the clinic. It was a relief to step into the cool air insideContinue reading “Something is Moving in There “
Tag Archives: Veterinary Medicine
Eperythrozoonosis, From the Archives
D. E. Larsen, DVM Jack was at the corral gate when I pulled into his upper barnyard. He was opened the gate as I stepped out of the truck. There in the middle of the corral was a young llama lying down and obviously not feeling well. “Jack, it’s good to see you. How areContinue reading “Eperythrozoonosis, From the Archives”
The Swollen Scrotum
D. E. Larsen, DVM It looked like another hot day with no rain in sight. August in Sweet Home was usually hot and dry. With the heat, our days were often slow. Especially the large animal side of things. Dr. Craig had warned me that the cattle practice would be feast or famine. “Busy inContinue reading “The Swollen Scrotum“
Memoirs of a Country Vet 