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Tag Archives: NorthStar VETS
Is Anesthesia Safe for My Pet
A study of cats under anesthesia reported that anesthetic risk decreases with adequate monitoring of the patient’s vitals and blood oxygenation levels. In an effort to minimize risk to our patients, we at NorthStar VETS adhere to current veterinary anesthesia standards by implementing diligent monitoring of patient vitals. Continue reading
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Tagged anesthesia risks for pets, NorthStar VETS, Veterinary Anesthesia
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Canine Distemper Deals Fatal Blow to Raccoons in Ocean County
Canine Distemper is currently running rampant through the raccoon population because they have no immunity to it. This disease can also affect pets, so it is advised that you visit your family veterinarian to discuss keeping your pet safe against canine distemper. Continue reading
NorthStar VETS Behaviorist Reviews New Book in JAVMA
In the introduction to The Dog: A Natural History, the authors state their wish to show the dog from many different perspectives. They achieve that goal, albeit inconsistently. Continue reading
Meet the NorthStar VETS Team: Laura Tasker, DVM, CVMA
Laura Tasker, DVM, CVMA is a doctor in the Emergency and Critical Care service at NorthStar VETS. In this video, she talks about how horses got her into small animal medicine, the types of cases she sees, and what she loves about working at NorthStar VETS. Continue reading
NorthStar VETS Cool Case Shorty
They decided that this would be a good thing for Shorty to receive so they can decrease the likelihood of another episode of disc herniation. They drove up from North Carolina on the morning of their scheduled procedure (approximately an 8-9 hour drive). PLDA is a minimally invasive preventative procedure that decreases the likelihood of disc herniation in chondrodystrophic dogs from 25 percent down to less than 10 percent. Continue reading
Meet the NorthStar VETS Team: John Lewis, VMD, FAVD, DAVDC
John Lewis, VMD, FAVD, DAVDC is a doctor in the Dentistry and Oral Surgery service at NorthStar VETS. In this video, he talks about his education in veterinary medicine, the types of cases he sees, and what he loves most about NorthStar VETS. Continue reading
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Tagged john lewis, NorthStar VETS, veterinary dentistry and oral surgery
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Meet the NorthStar VETS Team: Laurie Bergman, VMD, DACVB
Laurie Bergman, VMD, DACVB is a doctor in the Behavior service at NorthStar VETS. In this blog post and video below, she talks about why her specialty relates so closely to the human-animal bond, the most common types of cases … Continue reading
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Tagged Laurie Bergman VMD, NorthStar VETS, veterinary behavior
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Anxiety-Based Aggression Among Dogs at Home
When Duchess and Bambi first came to see me, they were still recovering from their last fight. That fight was especially scary because it happened at night, in the dark. Continue reading
Oliver’s Diagnosis
We wanted to let you know what is going on with our handsome little boy. This week, Oliver was diagnosed with lymphoma in his gastrointestinal tract. Although the news is sad, this particular cancer can be treated, and many cats live a long and happy life, despite the disease. Continue reading
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Tagged feline lymphoma, Jennifer Kim, NorthStar VETS, Oliver, Veterinary Oncology
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