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NorthStar VETS Cool Case Casey
Casey was an 8-year-old Labrador Retriever that presented to NorthStar VETS late one morning after her owner found her laying on her side and minimally responsive after consuming a bottle of medication. Dr. Berkowitz of the Emergency and Critical Care team, opted to try a novel therapy of giving her intravenous lipid emulsion. Continue reading
NorthStar VETS Cool Case Romeo
Romeo is a 7-year-old male neutered Cock-a-poo who came to NorthStar VETS in January after being hit by a car. After initial stabilization, he was transferred to the Surgery department for management of degloving wounds sustained to the right forelimb. Continue reading
Meet the NorthStar VETS Team: Dorothy Jackson DVM, DACVIM (Oncology)
Dorothy Jackson, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology) is a doctor in the Oncology service at NorthStar VETS. In this blog post and video below, she talks about how she got into veterinary medicine, the types of cases she sees, and what she … Continue reading
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Meet the NorthStar VETS Team: Kristina Vygantas, DVM, DACVO
Dr. Kristina Vygantas is a Veterinary Ophthalmologist at NorthStar VETS. In this blog post and video below, she talks about how she got into veterinary medicine, the kinds of things she does most commonly for pets and one of her favorite cases…Snow Leopards! Continue reading
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Tagged Kristina Vygantas, NorthStar VETS, Snow Leopards, Veterinary Ophthalmology
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The Human and Animal Blood Drives at NorthStar VETS
NorthStar VETS had successful human and animal blood drives in 2016 at each of its locations. The need for blood is year-round, but this story will give you a lot of insight into the kind of good that comes from these events. Continue reading
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Ask the NorthStar VETS Vet: Zika and Heartworm Disease
Some pet owners are curious about how the Zika virus may affect them and their pets. While there is still much for health scientists to learn on that front, we DO know that heartworms are another mosquito-borne disease affecting pets across the US. Continue reading
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Tagged cardiology, Heartworm disease, jennifer schneiderman, NorthStar VETS, Zika virus
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Human and Animal Blood Drives at NorthStar VETS
NorthStar VETS is hosting TWO human and animal blood drives this June! These are excellent opportunities for you and your pet to give back with the gift of life. Find the event most convenient for you and sign up right … Continue reading
3 Ways to Ensure a Safe Veterinary Waiting Room Experience
Over the years, we have seen many different interactions in the waiting room. These are the top three things you can do to ensure a safe experience for everyone while you wait to be seen. Continue reading
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Tagged Jennifer Kim, NorthStar VETS, pet safety, veterinary waiting room
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Jaws the Cat Gets Broken Jaw Fixed
This is a great story about how one person stepped up to help an animal in need, and two caring veterinarians stood with her and got the community involved to save this cat’s life and give him a second chance. Continue reading
Does My Pet Really Need Blood Tests Before Surgery
The blood chemistry profile provides information regarding your pet’s overall body function. This enables us to choose the best anesthetic medications to use for your pet, making his or her anesthesia as safe as possible. Continue reading
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Tagged anesthesia, blood, CBC, Dr. Daniel Stobie, NorthStar VETS, surgery
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