Veterinarian, Dr. Nancy Kay shares education and inspiration with dog lovers everywhere.
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First Bookiversary for A Dog Named 647
September is Puppy Mill Awareness Month and the first “bookiversary” for my novel, A Dog Named 647. (I borrowed this term from Substack blogger and book author, Cindy Ojczyk.)
Below is my Substack post from one year ago. If you haven’t re...
Enjoy the Honeymoon
News that your beloved dog has a terminal disease is devastating. Here’s the silver lining: often, relatively simple treatment can provide some good quality time. While diseases such as cancer, heart failure, and kidney damage aren’t curabl...
Vomiting Versus Regurgitation:Why It’s Important to Know the Difference
Boomer, an adorable, two-year-old Jack Russell Terrier, was referred to me for vomiting of three days’ duration. Neither blood tests nor abdominal X-rays had diagnosed the underlying cause.
Photo by Martin King on Unsplash
Boomer’s famil...
Doctor, Behold Thy Patient as Well as Thy Patient’s Test Results!
As is true for all healthcare professionals, veterinarians sometimes develop tunnel vision. Now and then, we become so focused on the test results that we fail to consider whether they make sense in terms of the animal sitting on our exam t...
Training Your Dog With Love + Science
It’s a joy to read what Annie Grossman writes. Her book, How to Train Your Dog With Love + Science and Substack posts provide words of wisdom along with a hefty helping of humor.
With Annie’s permission, here is her recent Substack post d...
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I am a veterinarian, lover of all creatures (except spiders), and am outspoken about puppy mills. I'm also a writer and the author of Speaking for Spot: Be the Advocate Your Dog Needs to Live a Happy, Healthy, Longer Life.
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