The Mangy Squirrel D. E. Larsen, DVM “Bill is out front and wants to talk with you,” Sandy said. Bill was waiting nervously at the front counter when I stepped out of the back. He motioned toward an exam room with a questioning expression on his face. “Sure, let’s step into an exam room, Bill.”Continue reading “The Mangy Squirrel”
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Driving Blind
D. E. Larsen, DVM This was one of extra busy days in the middle of July. The appointment book was full. Most of the problems were flea problems. I always became weary of discussing the flea life cycle with folks. We were trying to put out the fire that should have been controlled last winter.Continue reading “Driving Blind”
Meter Reader Mishap
D. E. Larsen, DVM “Dale is waiting on the phone for you,” Judy said. “He is the manager of PP&L.” I knew Dale from the Rotary Club, but I wasn’t aware that he had any animals. I put the little pup back in the kennel. Dale was lucky. Another few minutes, and we would haveContinue reading “Meter Reader Mishap”
Memoirs of a Country Vet 