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How to catch canine liquid gold...
Do you reach for the waterproof pants & raincoat when we ask you to collect a urine sample from your pet? These are my tips and tricks to make a messy task a little more manageable. This is generally a two person...Collecting urine from your cat
Fetching feline urine...
Do you nearly provide your own urine sample through excessive laughter at the thought of trying to collect urine from your cat? I’ll let you in on a secrete—most vets have trouble doing this too, but here are a few things I’ve found makes this task a little easier to tackle.Samoyed puppies visit the vet
A samoyed snow storm invaded Dr Belinda's consult room today
I felt like the luckiest vet on earth today when I had the pleasure of a visit from Sascha, Edmond, Alicia, Buffy and Cordelia. They are a family of Samoyed's. Sascha and Edmond are siblings who are 5 years old. I have been lucky enough to have known them since they were a few weeks old.
Alicia, Buffy and Cordelia are Sascha's puppies. They are 4 1/2 months old. They are made up of equal parts cheekiness, fluffiness, cuteness and lickiness (not a word but an accurate description of the threesome).
Enjoy some happy snaps from today!
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