David E. Larsen, DVM The little dog on the table seemed oblivious to his pain. Tuffy’s right femur was severely broken after his adventure in trying to cross the highway. Tuffy was a Hienz 57 crossbreed. He had a little bit of everything, but he didn’t know he wasn’t the biggest and baddest dog onContinue reading “Sandy’s Salmon Fishing Trip”
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Willow, From the Archives
D. E. Larsen, DVM I could see Willow sitting in the reception area. As always, she was aloft to all that was happening around her. Willow was a natural hunting dog, a Drahthear, a German wirehaired pointer. She was getting older now and had mellowed with age. She was very self-confident, like all the largerContinue reading “Willow, From the Archives”
Morris, From the Archives
D. E. Larsen, DVM The girls were all waiting for me when I came through the door after work. “We have kittens!” they all screamed in unison. “We have lots of kittens,” Amy said. “Both Sam and Mittens had kittens,” Brenda said. “Sam only had one kitten, but Mittens had seven.” “Come on, we willContinue reading “Morris, From the Archives“
Memoirs of a Country Vet 