by Pamela Knudsen | Nov 3, 2019 | Behavior, Veterinary
“I didn’t know dogs and cats could get colds…” said a co-worker to me the other day in response to my comment about Lexington having a bad snotty nose. Yes, indeed, cats get colds as evidenced by Lexington’s snot-crusted right nostril and cheek, and runny right...
by Shana Martin | Aug 26, 2019 | Veterinary
Customer service for pet care at its best Picture this: it’s Friday afternoon. You’ve had a very long work week. You’re exhausted. And all you can think of is going home to your family and relaxing. On March 1, 2019, that was Bonnie Gracia, owner of...
by Pamela Knudsen | Aug 4, 2019 | Behavior, Veterinary
Lexington’s two front legs make a languid stretch out from under his chest; first the left, then the right with his big paws leading the way. He props himself up into a sphinx-like position, yawning as he awakes from napping on the porch. He looks at me, blinks, and...
by Shana Martin | Jul 28, 2019 | Veterinary
A quick Google search of animal hospitals or veterinarians in Orange County will return hundreds of pet clinics. But cat and dog parents know all too well: Not all animal hospitals or pet clinics are the same. One of the most cutting-edge facilities of veterinary...
by Shana Martin | Feb 1, 2019 | Veterinary
All pet patients are important to a veterinarian healthcare worker I bet the last time you took your cat – or dog, or bird, or horse – to the pet clinic, you weren’t thinking about how many pet patients your veterinarian healthcare professionals sees...
