Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Monday, March 22, 2010
Your Patient of the Week candidates for the week of 3/8 -- 3/12:
The winner for last week's vote was Charlie, with 11 votes. Have a picture of your pet getting his/her prize pack in the mail? Email it to info [at] azzore.com and we'll add it to the photo album on our website: You've Got Mail!
Who will be next? ~~~~~>>>
CASE HISTORY:
Angel is an Italian Greyhound who is 15yrs old and weighs 8#. She was sent to us by Dr. Doug Leach of Stanton Animal Hospital for acute onset of right rear lameness 2-3 weeks previous. Dr. Leach identified a LPL which was manually reduced.
Monday, March 15, 2010
Your Patient of the Week candidates for Week 3/1 through 3/5
The winner of last week's poll was Olive with 45 votes. Awesome, Olive! Have a picture of your pet getting his/her prize pack in the mail? Email it to info [at] azzore.com and we'll add it to the photo album on our website: You've Got Mail!
CASE HISTORY:
Gracie is a Mix Breed at 57# and 2yr 4mo. Her referring veterinarian is Dr Tammy Smith of Animal Medical Clinic. Gracie had been to us before for Bilateral Cruciate surgery, now she had presented with Bilateral Luxating patellas.
CASE HISTORY:
Gracie is a Mix Breed at 57# and 2yr 4mo. Her referring veterinarian is Dr Tammy Smith of Animal Medical Clinic. Gracie had been to us before for Bilateral Cruciate surgery, now she had presented with Bilateral Luxating patellas.
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Patient of the Week poll for week February 22 thru February 26
Last week's voting was fun to watch! Brie closed up the win with 156 votes. Congratulations, Brie!!
Vote over to the right for this week's babies~~>>>
CASE STUDY:
Olive is a Boston Terrier weighing 32# and is 2yrs old. She was sent to us by Dr. Amy Hawley of North Hills Animal Clinic. She had a history of intermittent left rear lameness. Dr. Hawley identified bilateral MPL (medial patellar luxation).
Vote over to the right for this week's babies~~>>>
CASE STUDY:
Olive is a Boston Terrier weighing 32# and is 2yrs old. She was sent to us by Dr. Amy Hawley of North Hills Animal Clinic. She had a history of intermittent left rear lameness. Dr. Hawley identified bilateral MPL (medial patellar luxation).
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