My house, the clinic.
I've recently had a spate of veterinary issues concerning my pets.
Jake, the 16+ year old Cairn terrier, has two types of cancer, bad eyes, and arthritis.
Xena, the almost-11-year-old Bedlington terrier, has something going on with her liver. Hepatitis, possibly related to something Bedlingtons unfortunately are prone to, called copper storage disease. She's taking 5 different pills for this as of yesterday.
Mary, the 10-month old lop-eared rabbit. aka Large Marge. Diagnosis: Otitis Media. What this means to her: An owie ear. No appetite. No energy. And that human keeps force feeding me weird liquids and baby food.
Purdy, the cat, is fine.
Jake, the 16+ year old Cairn terrier, has two types of cancer, bad eyes, and arthritis.
Xena, the almost-11-year-old Bedlington terrier, has something going on with her liver. Hepatitis, possibly related to something Bedlingtons unfortunately are prone to, called copper storage disease. She's taking 5 different pills for this as of yesterday.
Mary, the 10-month old lop-eared rabbit. aka Large Marge. Diagnosis: Otitis Media. What this means to her: An owie ear. No appetite. No energy. And that human keeps force feeding me weird liquids and baby food.
Purdy, the cat, is fine.