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#2

Cheesecake Goes To The Vet

Final score:

462points

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Becklass 6 months ago

Same cheesecake, same.

257points

#3

This Is My Vet's Cat Fat Fred

Final score:

418points

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Kirsten Kerkhof 6 months ago

"Yes, he's on a diet. No, it's not working well." Same, Fred, same here.

248points

Veterinarians often find themselves in the role of both medical expert and emotional anchor, especially during stressful visits be it stressed owners or stressed pets. Take, for instance, routine checkups that unveil unexpected health issues... These situations often require vets to deliver potentially worrisome news with empathy and care, ensuring that pet owners understand the situation while providing comfort and clear guidance on next steps. So while the job might seem fun at first glance, there's so much more that goes into it.

#4

Went To The Vet Today, 10/10 Customer Service

Final score:

414points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 6 months ago

I'd have to leave a couple of good boy tips.

87points

#5

My Boy Just Woke Up From His Dental Cleaning And My Vet Sent Me This Picture. My Poor Chief Looks Like He Doesn’t Know What Planet He’s On

Final score:

378points

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EmAdoresHerKats🇮🇪🇵🇸🇩🇿 6 months ago

I love vets that love animals.

148points

#6

Angus Is A Biiiiig Boy! He Is Approximately One Vet Tech Long

Final score:

364points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago

I love mastiffs and big breed dogs so much! <3 It is a tragedy that their lifespans are so short :(

114points

Oh, and we haven't even scratched the surface when it comes to this profession, to be honest. For example, there are emergency cases that come without warning, where vets must act swiftly and decisively. Whether it's a pet that has ingested something harmful or one that's been injured, these urgent situations put a veterinarian's skills to the test. Such incidents are highly stressful for both the pet and the owner, and the vet's ability to remain calm and efficient can make all the difference. It's during these critical hours that the true impact of a vet's work is often felt the most acutely by grateful pet owners.

#7

Dog Pro-Tip For Your Next Hospital Stay: If You Don’t Want To Stay In A Kennel Overnight, Throw A Tantrum. It Just Might Work If Your Nurse Is Enough Of A Pushover

Final score:

363points

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Tempest 6 months ago (edited)

Win-win for both!

82points

#8

The Vet Is So Scary

Final score:

363points

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Mark 6 months ago

Introducing CatBrick, out new ergonomic building material

126points

#9

Waking Up To Bird Videos After Sedation Is Top-Notch Care

Final score:

360points

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Tempest 6 months ago

OMG my cat loves that same video on YouTube! She has seen it over a dozen times now but still perks up every time I play it for her.

67points

To add to all of this, veterinarians also contribute significantly to public health through preventative care practices! By administering vaccinations, conducting health screenings, and advising on proper nutrition and care, they prevent diseases that can affect both animals and humans (it's an important job all things considered).

#10

Vet Visit. As You Zoom In, The Grumpier He Looks

Final score:

359points

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Did I say that out loud? (he/him)cis/het 6 months ago

Someone needs to sleep with one eye open tonight.

125points

#11

Back Home On Kangaroo Island And Hitting The Ground Running Out At The Makeshift Wildlife Hospital, Which Is In One Of The Areas Hardest Hit By Our Devastating Fires

Final score:

359points

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Alex Boyd 6 months ago

All this time I've been putting my laundry in a koala bed, and I didn't know!

172points

#12

He Got A Star In The Vet Because He Is A Good Boy

Final score:

356points

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Squareeyes 6 months ago

....boop...

81points

Still, at the end of the day, it's all about the joy of witnessing a pet's recovery and the happiness it brings to its family is profoundly fulfilling for these professionals. I mean, there's a unique satisfaction in seeing an animal bounce back from illness or injury, reinvigorated and ready to enjoy life again. These success stories, often shared through touching pictures or heartfelt thank-yous from pet owners, highlight the rewarding nature of the veterinary profession, and for that, they deserve all of our respect.

#13

My Chonker Frank, Who Bit The Vet When She Called Him Fat

Final score:

346points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago

According to OP on Reddit, "his full name is franklin p. roosevelt galapagos ninja fatman", and yes, he is on a diet and they are working on helping him lose some of his chonkiness :)

178points

That's why the joy of witnessing a pet's recovery and the happiness it brings to its family is profoundly fulfilling for these professionals. I mean, there's a unique satisfaction in seeing an animal bounce back from illness or injury, reinvigorated and ready to enjoy life again. These success stories, often shared through joyful pictures or heartfelt thank-yous from pet owners, highlight the rewarding nature of the veterinary profession, reminding us how much respect these people deserve for doing all of this daily.

#14

Vet Techs Are Getting A Lot Smaller These Days

Final score:

339points

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Tobias Reaper 6 months ago

he does the cat scan

177points

#15

My Baby Is In The Hospital, About To Get Surgery. I Think The Vet Loves Him As Much As I Do

Final score:

338points

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Mimi La Souris 6 months ago

what an adorable sea lion

124points

#16

I'm An Animal Shelter Vet Tech And Got To Spend Christmas With My Friend Harley

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335points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago

According to OP on Reddit, Harley does have some vision impairment but is not totally blind :)

131points

#17

Just Here To Remind You I Have An Awesome Job

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331points

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EmAdoresHerKats🇮🇪🇵🇸🇩🇿 6 months ago (edited)

Look at those talons! Those birds always seem to have a very confused face 😕

55points

#18

Since We’re Sharing Monkey Cats, Here’s Mine Before I Brought Her Home

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324points

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Becklass 6 months ago

I screm

103points

#19

If You've Ever Wondered How We Keep Joeys Comfortable In The Hospital, This Is How. Fleece-Lined "Pouches" That Replicate Their Mother

Final score:

323points

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Tempest 6 months ago

Aww!

52points

#20

Please Enjoy A Wagon Of Bassetts

Final score:

319points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago

I would happily bury my face in that pile of wrinkly joy!

96points

#21

One Of The Kittens In Our Neonate Center At Work Decided To Show Off The Beans

Final score:

318points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago

My dream is to someday be able to foster kittens! And to adopt senior shelter kitties for their golden years!

117points

#22

So My Cat Went Under Anesthesia For His Dental Cleaning This Weekend

Final score:

303points

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CF 6 months ago

Teefs 😍

68points

#23

Bringing A Little Light Into The Darkness. This Kid Has An Atlantoaxial Luxation. These Are The Best Bandages To Get Creative With, Despite The Reason For Needing Them

He has to keep his head completely immobile until it’s time for surgery with the neurologist, and the neurotechnologists asked me to decorate him. This little guy is his dad’s light in the darkness. I just happen to like fish.

kanineanimus Report

Final score:

302points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago

I bet you his dad appreciates the artistry and helps him feel a little better about his pupper's upcoming surgery!

74points

#24

As It Should Be

Final score:

299points

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Mimi La Souris 6 months ago

"the boss" :D

72points

#25

A Little Patient That Is A Little Difficult To Carry. Named Haku

Final score:

293points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago

Yeah, that cat is a fluffy anime dragon, definitely XD

84points

#26

Five Years Ago I Was Shadowing The Veterinary Team At My Zoo Internship, Dreaming One Day I’d Practice Zoo Medicine. Now I’m Taking On Zoo Patients Of My Own As A Student Doctor

Final score:

293points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago

I'd love to pet a big cat someday, though I'm sure they're not as soft as they look XD I got to pet a wolf once and he was not soft, either XD

66points

#27

Milo Here Had A Little Accident And Broke One Of His Metacarpal Bones! Thankfully, Dr. Rob Was Here To Help Him On His Path To Mend

Final score:

292points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 6 months ago

*puts her paw print on the cast*

50points

#28

Veterinarian Clinic's Entrance Door

Final score:

290points

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Tempest 6 months ago

The vet needs to learn how to raise the blinds when he wants to look outside! /s

102points

#29

I Make Vet Wrap Art During Downtime At The Clinic. Here Are Some Of My Favorite Creations

Final score:

284points

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flower petals 6 months ago

Love these!

51points

#30

I Can't Have My Teefs Cleaned If They Can't See Me

Final score:

279points

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Auntriarch 6 months ago

Who said that?!

72points

#31

A Highlander Came In Today, 24 Toes In Total

Final score:

273points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago (edited)

The Highlander (or Highland Lynx) is a crossbreed (mutt) cat, a cross between the Desert Lynx and the Jungle Curl breeds (neither of which are official purebreeds either.)

81points

#32

We Don’t Just See Puppies And Kittens Here! We Love Seeing All Types Of Pets That Walk Through This Hospital Big Or Small

Final score:

271points

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Becklass 6 months ago

What? I only see a stick? No animal to see here.

80points

#33

The Best Way To Restrain A Pupper For An IV Catheter Placement: Hugs

Final score:

268points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 6 months ago

See? Torture!

31points

#34

This Morning The Vet Sent Us This. I Can't Wait To Pick Up Our Kid Tomorrow

Final score:

268points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 6 months ago

They probably stole his boy bits.

42points

#35

Took The Kitty To The Vet Today

Final score:

266points

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Tempest 6 months ago

What kitty? Think you forgot to bring your kitty to the vet!

61points

#36

Obi Is Not Impressed With His Vet Visit

Final score:

265points

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Nina 6 months ago

Obi is quite a unit

70points

#37

Every Bunny Loves Laser Treatments. Cold Laser Therapy Is Wonderful For All Sorts Of Pets, Including Rabbits. This New Technology Has Shown Improvement Of Pets With Arthritis Or Acute Pain

Final score:

259points

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Becklass 6 months ago

Because he has “bright eyes”

43points

#38

Momma Nemesis Stopped By To Show Off Her Healthy Litter Of German Shepherd Babies

Final score:

255points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago

I'll take all three, please XD

54points

#39

First Vet Visit, Everyone Did Great

Final score:

252points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago

Get your puppies vaccinated ASAP and do not let them come into contact with other dogs until they are fully vaxxed! I adopted a puppy from a farm and the farm's owner lied about giving the litter their first vaccines. The puppies all got exposed to distemper on the farm. My pup, Stilgar, survived, but has severe neurological damage (constant, full-body myoclonus) and mobility and balance issues from the virus. Several of his littermates did not survive. Distemper has an 80-90% mortality rate in puppies.

98points

#40

Sign At Our Local Vet

Final score:

248points

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John Mosley 6 months ago

I bet that's their record.

47points

#41

Just A Few Of The Cute Animals (Big And Small) We've Seen This Week

Final score:

248points

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Jules 6 months ago

Adorable, all of them 😍

41points

#42

Pups Had A Vet Appointment, Just Noticed This Line Item

Final score:

242points

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Mark 6 months ago

Now show us the price

62points

#43

"Make Sure You Write In There That I’m A Super Good Girl And Deserve Lots Of Treats, OK Kim???"- Audra

Final score:

241points

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Tempest 6 months ago

And make sure you record my weight correctly Kim! Don’t want my mum to freak out unnecessarily!

40points

#44

A Fun Little Memory I Feel The Need To Share

Final score:

239points

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Tobias Reaper 6 months ago

he was there for a few days the owner called and asked any improvement the vet said still no change

304points

#45

Felt Very Micromanaged Today

Final score:

237points

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Mark 6 months ago

As you should have been

29points

#46

Vet Student Vivian Cleaning A Wound On A Little Gator

Final score:

235points

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LB 6 months ago

Vivian seems to be having the best day ever!

76points

pinewoodsanimalhospital Report

#47

Eleanor May Only Have 3 Legs, But She Humbly Requests A Full Staff For Her Blood Draws

1. Blood drawer Technician Tiffany - very important, need the blood.
2. Head holder Technician Shelly - also important, must not move!⁣
3. Butt scratcher Doctor Koelmel - super important, depending on who you ask, THE MOST important.
4. Paw holder Technician Marissa - everyone needs a little extra support.
5. Food duty provided by Assistant Jackie. Spray cheese on a spoon and peanut butter in a Kong. If you ask Eleanor, this is the ONLY thing that is needed. ⁣

Final score:

233points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago

I'd be MUCH more cooperative when I need to have my blood drawn if they offered me snacks! XD

87points

#48

Taking My Turkey To The Vet

Final score:

221points

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EmAdoresHerKats🇮🇪🇵🇸🇩🇿 6 months ago

They kind of look alike in a strange way

111points

#49

Radiographs Play An Integral Role In The Medical Care That We Provide All Of The Patients At The North Carolina Zoo

Final score:

212points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 6 months ago

You... light up my shell....

70points

#50

Beautiful Bernie Came In For A Health Check Recently - At 19 Kg In Weight He Was Quite A Handful But It’s Safe To Say We’re All Smitten - Particularly Vet Natasha

Final score:

190points

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Auntriarch 6 months ago

They're really just extra smooth legless greyhounds

70points

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#51

The Vet Gave Me A Certificate Of Bravery For My Cats

Final score:

107points

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EmAdoresHerKats🇮🇪🇵🇸🇩🇿 6 months ago

That's adorable. I'd have that on the fridge

6points

#52

Meet Toopy, The Keel-Billed Toucan

He was referred to our avian specialist, Dr. Sojka, for surgery to repair a fractured leg. Toopy recovered well and enjoyed plenty of his favorite fruit snacks before he went home to continue his healing.

pieperveterinary Report

Final score:

106points

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Theris 6 months ago

Dr. Sojka, avian specialist?:-)) "Sojka" means blue jay in czech.

35points

#53

When Your Patient Is A Little Too Comfortable In Consultation

Final score:

105points

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Tempest 6 months ago

The Pixar lamp has hopped too high!

18points

#54

The Things We Get Excited About At Work: Severely Constipated Cat

Final score:

101points

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John Mosley 6 months ago

Me too!

23points

#55

Our Kind And Compassionate Team Is Equipped To Deal With All Kinds Of Critters

Final score:

98points

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Bouche and Audi and Shyla, Oh My! 6 months ago

At least this one pokes back.

13points

#56

At CAEC, Our Team Never Ducks Out When It Comes To Emergency Care! Dr. Moore Is On Duty, Providing Expert Treatment For All Creatures, Big And Small

Final score:

98points

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james stevenson 6 months ago

DUCKY!!!

7points

#57

My Baby Is All Ready For Her Spay

Final score:

97points

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Judy Reynolds 6 months ago

So glad she is using proper PPE!!

9points

#58

We Call This Masterpiece "Florence: A Series Of Goodbyes"

Final score:

97points

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Tempest 6 months ago

Now watch my next trick where I disappear 🪄

8points

#59

Dr. Trenholme Who Is Double-Boarded In Both Small Animal Emergency And Critical Care And Veterinary Anesthesia And Pain Management

Final score:

97points

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Tempest 6 months ago

I can only imagine how long an artificial airway tube or a NG tube will need to be for the giraffe! And imagine keeping it sterile throughout the insertion process!

22points

#60

This Friendly Dude Had A Blocked Salivary Duct Which Was Making His Eye And Nose Very Sore, So We Unblocked It, But Not Until He Climbed On Top Of All Of Our Heads First Though

Final score:

94points

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Tempest 6 months ago (edited)

Wow so pretty! Think it’s called a “Karma chameleon”? Not sure if that’s just a name they’ve given cause of the song 😅

11points

#61

Zuko Had Invasive Surgery Today. The Vet Sent Me This

Final score:

92points

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Jack Burton 6 months ago

Did you just censored the word "d***s" ? Why ?

14points

#62

Helping Out The Locals

Final score:

91points

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Jules 6 months ago

Poor Koalas - so many have been lost to forest fires across Australia 😢

17points

#63

He Used His Turn With The Brain Cell To Exploit A Hidden Weakness In The Cabinets At The Vet Today

It's a tiny gap between the wall and cabinet baseboard that they didn't know was there and, after an hour of trying to get him and finally succeeding, will be immediately filled. Yes, that's the so-called rabies hook they're using. He also bit through bite-proof gloves. And the kicker is that the bad stuff was over with. We were ready to go home!

hmcfuego Report

Final score:

91points

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xolitaire 6 months ago

Who is "he"? An ant?

20points

#64

My Bearded Dragon Double-Checking His Vet’s Cricket Math After She Said I’m Overfeeding Him

Final score:

89points

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Tempest 6 months ago

Gotta make sure the data they log in is accurate!

5points

#65

Rodeo Visited Us Today And Brought The Most Adorable Puppy Cheers! She Went Through Her First Vaccines Like A Champ And Got All The Cuddles And Snackies From The Team

Final score:

88points

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Auntriarch 6 months ago

You must need teeny tiny snackies

23points

#66

Different Animal Ct Scans Under Anesthesia

Final score:

88points

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Mark 6 months ago

I'm sorry, the turtle taped to a box is so funny

39points

#67

Frenkie The Sphynx Had A Lot Of Fun With Us Today

Final score:

87points

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Chan Sue Lynn 6 months ago

Sphinx cat is such an unique breed in my opinion .

11points

#68

After My Kitty's Surgery, Not Only Did She Scare The Vet Techs, But She Was Apparently Deceitful As Well

Final score:

85points

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Beth W 6 months ago

I can relate so so much on this on. My husband's cat, Pisant, was just like that. His cat because no one else could get near her. Small, but big attitude. Liked to torment our other-bigger cats. Nicknamed 'Cat from H--ll.' Had major surgery and the vet called to give a status. I commented on the poor cat howling in the background. He said that was our cat and to come get her. Miss her terribly.

23points

#69

We Find A Way To Say Yes! If Your Pet Can Fit Through The Door, Our Vets Are Always Here To Help

Final score:

85points

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Tempest 6 months ago

So my pet elephant will be turned around just cause they’re a little too fat to squeeze in through your door?? Sooo not cool!

18points

#70

From Critical Care To Surgeries, We're Equipped To Handle All Pet Emergencies. Your Pet's Health Is In Good Hands

Final score:

82points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago

And we appreciate every single moment and all the love that our vets, our vet techs, and every employee at the vet gives to our pets :)

37points

#71

Saint Patty's Photo Booth At Our Clinic

Final score:

82points

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Tabitha 6 months ago (edited)

Paddy’s, folks. Not Patty’s. Saint Patrick was of the male persuasion.

14points

#72

Guess Who Pooped On The Vet Exam Room Floor Today

Final score:

82points

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Chan Sue Lynn 6 months ago

The cat?

30points

#73

Treating Kingston, A Red-Tailed Hawk The Past Several Months Has Been An Incredible Learning Opportunity That I Am Grateful To Have Been Able To Experience

Final score:

80points

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General Stukov 6 months ago

Halp! Featherless one scurry!

8points

#74

I’m Really Happy That I Can Continue Doing My Job And Meeting Incredible Creatures Like This Girl

Final score:

80points

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james stevenson 6 months ago

According to what I know about tortoises, she may outlive you

11points

#75

Completing My First C-Section And Bringing These Sweet Pups Into The World. Shout Out To My Phenomenal Team Of Women Technologists And Doctors Who Supported Me Every Step Of The Way

Final score:

80points

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LakotaWolf (she/her) 6 months ago

Most brachycephalic dogs cannot give birth normally/naturally. 80% of ALL Frenchies have to have c-sections to give birth because the puppies' skulls are too large for the birth canal. These dogs CANNOT BE BORN NATURALLY. It is not healthy or normal. We, as humans, really need to move away from the extreme brachycephaly of breeds such as the Pug, Frenchies, English bulldogs, etc. These dogs often have massive breathing problems and dental issues as well.

103points