By Dr. Geoff Carullo, DVM, FPCCP, DPCVSCA
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I saw a question asking whether a veterinarian who has served a company for seven years should earn more than another veterinarian who has only been there for two years,...
There was a time when taking an X-ray meant films, chemicals, darkrooms, and waiting for images to develop. At Greenwoods Pet Hospital, that era has been gone for years. Our...
Confinement is not simply about putting a sick animal inside a cage and checking on it from time to time. A hospitalized patient may need continuous fluids, oxygen support, temperature...
Not every important decision inside a veterinary hospital happens beside an operating table. Sometimes it happens in a quiet room, in front of a computer, over a patient record, or...
The second floor of Greenwoods Pet Hospital was designed around a simple idea: before entering a confinement area, clients need a space where they can wait, settle down, and receive...
Sometimes, the biggest improvement in a laboratory is not another machine. Sometimes, it is the table beneath them. For our laboratory, I did not want an ordinary stainless-steel workbench. I...