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Melanie and Shelby’s Continuing Education at A&M’s Vet Tech Conference
This past weekend, LazyPaw Animal Hospitals’s Melanie Lopez, CVA and Shelby Aton, CVA attended Texas A&M’s 23rd Annual Vet Tech Conference. Throughout Saturday and Sunday, ...
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Rabies Vaccination is Necessary
Dad filtered through the tall stack of mail sitting on the counter and passed me a postcard with Daisy’s name on it. “Looks like we ...
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Low Calorie Dog Treats
The smellier the treat, the faster Magic came running. His favorites were shaped like miniature t-bone steaks and stunk up the whole kitchen. Every time ...
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Giving a Cat a Pill
After much yowling and hissing with nothing to show for it but a soggy pill and two angry yellow eyes glaring at me from under ...
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Scooting and Anal Glands
My dog Magic loved carpet. With carpet, the possibilities were endless: it provided a convenient way to scratch an itch, a doormat to wipe his ...
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Going Outside the Litter Box
Seventeen years of sharing my life with my cat Midnight has perfectly synced our schedules. Every day we wake up, eat, watch TV, and go ...
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Spaying and Neutering Provides Numerous Benefits
On a cold autumn evening in 1999, my cat Midnight was born homeless under somebody’s front porch. As black-cat superstition foretells, the odds were stacked ...
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Choosing the Right Leash
Carey and Tana the malamute strolled along the shore and listened to the crashing waves. Tana relaxed as the cool breeze blew through his thick ...
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Feline Coronavirus and FIP
“Coronavirus?” I took the thick red folder out of my Aunt Susan’s outstretched arm, her brand new kitten Paige on my heels, chasing the long ...
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Seasonal Allergies in Dogs
On the first hot day of the year, Daisy can always be found lounging on the backyard bench. She is so reluctant to leave the ...
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Annual Lepto Vaccination
Foxy spent her life visiting the horses next door, racing the neighbor’s dogs through the brush, and harassing squirrels who lived in the towering pine ...
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Fatty Foods and Pancreatitis
The butter had vanished. But it couldn’t have gone too far, Becca had only left the kitchen for a second. She searched among the assortment ...
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