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All Creatures Great and Small

 

Jim Wight  son of beloved veterinarian Alf Wight (a.k.a James Herriot) of “All Creatures Great and Small” fame will be speaking at the Southern Vermont Arts Center, Saturday May 22, 2010 at 7 p.m.

Tickets must be reserved in advance through Shona Ross at the Arlington Animal Hospital, 802-375-9491. All proceeds to benefit the James Herriot Museum.

For more information about the museum please visit www.worldofjamesherriot.org.

 

 

 

 

 

 


Cool Cases 

 

This was a case that Dr. Baum was called in for an emergency this Saturday evening. After x-rays were taken it was determined that there was a foreign object lodged in this poor pups intestines. Dr. Baum called in the technician on call, Shona and surgery was preformed. Both dog and ball are now happy and recovering well!

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

 

One of many things that we did here at the hospital yesterday (12-01-09)

 

 

 This image was taken here at the animal hospital. Pictured is Coltrane Rubick an 145 pound dog, Shona Ross, Gwen Roderick and Dr. Christine Wilson-Hart DVM. Dr. Wilson-Hart specializes in Radiology and travels to area clinics to perform ultrasound guided biopsies among other radiology services. Coltrane was getting a prostate ultrasound yesterday. Having Dr. Wilson-Hart travel to our clients when their own limitations don't permit them to travel to Upstate Veterinary Specialties where she practices 4 days a week certainly makes providing better medicine and surgery more accessible to Arlington and the surrounding communities. We are always happy to accommodate clients and patients needs as best as we can and provide you with progressive treatment options. Coltrane spent the morning with us, received a sedative and pain management as well as I.V. anesthesia to prevent movement. He was up and walking to the car at 2:00 pm that day. When warranted ultrasound guided biopsies provide a better image of surrounding tissue that may be compromised, are minimally invasive and less painful than full surgical resection.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Please call us at 802-375-9491 with further questions and we will see you at your dogs Annual Physical!!!

 

 

 

 

 


"Thanks for being patient with Harley and me when he eats something he shouldn't"

Deb Waibel

Arlington, VT

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