Your candidates for the week of January 11 through January 15th:

Last week's voting was exciting!  Annie came in for first with 166 votes and wins the Pet of the Week.  Will your baby win this time???  Vote directly over here  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>>>>

Jaguar

CASE HISTORY:
Jaguar, a 2-1/2 year old German Shepherd was referred to us by Dr James Herring at Wedington Animal Hospital.  Jaguar had his Right Total Hip Replacement back in January of 2009.  His family and Dr. Herring decided that it was time for his Right Hip to be corrected.

Happy New Year! Pet of the Week for January 4, 2010 thru January 8, 2010

The voting this past week was almost vicious!  Closing at 180 votes, Bailey wins POTW.  Congratulations! This vote includes 7 surgical patients this week, so who will it be??? ~~~~~~~~~>>>>>>>

Lola

CASE HISTORY:

Lola is a 4yr old Pekapoo who came to us from Dr. Hollensworth at Springhill Animal Clinic in Bryant.  She had an acute onset of bilateral rear limb paresis (paralysis) three days prior.  She was

Who Will Be Patient of the Week? (December 28-31)

Voting was far more tame last week and ended up with a tie between Amber and Hoot.  Congratulations! This is the last vote for the month of December.  Check out their stories below, and vote for your favorite right over here --->

CASE HISTORY:

Maggie 11 year, 16 1/2 lb Dachshund was referred to us by her veterinarian, Dr. Rob Rucker of Waymack Animal Hospital. She suffered acute onset of rear limb paresis two days prior to her visit. 

Patient of the Week December 21-25

Here we go again!  Our last contest went crazy with 308 votes cast! Who will be our winner this week?  Cast your vote here --->

CASE HISTORY:
First up:  Amber a 14 year old, 12.9 lb, female spayed Shih Tzu.  Amber was brought to us after an acute onset of rear limb paresis.

Patient of the Week December 14-18, 2009

Read the case studies of the patients operated on by Dr. Dew December 14-18, and then vote for your favorite right over there --->

CASE HISTORY:

Meet Max.  Max is a 3 month old, 5 pound Chihuahua who apparently thought he was superdog and could fly!  Max jumped from a place that was just a little too high off the ground.  The result?  A fracture of his left humerus, lateral condyle.  Dr. Stephanie Kessler with Lake Hamilton Animal Hospital referred Max and his humans to Azzore Veterinary Specialists for a fracture repair.