Dr. Maggie Little
Can anyone guess what would make this Pomeranian have a Goose Honking cough?
This little Pomeranian came into the hospital last month with the owner complaining of a goose honking cough. The owner was frustrated...
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Diary of a Veterinarian
This area should be seen as first hand accounts on issues I have faced over the years as well as common issues I have run into within Veterinary practices. It is meant to be informative, not conclusive of what can be going on with your loved animal. I must point out, every animal's issues are unique and should be approached accordingly. If you feel it is an emergency, then there is no replacement for a clinical evaluation with your Veterinarian. I suggest taking your animal in person to be evaluated. However, I am here anytime for you to schedule a consultation to help you determine possible causes, as well as additional treatment options through a second opinion. Enjoy!
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Dr. Maggie Little
Dog Bite Lacerations -Graphic Content
Before Reading this article please note: not all of Veterinary medicine is pretty. If you are easily disturbed over blood, wounds, or...
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Hives, Wheals, Urticaria, Angioedema, Oh My…
In plain English, urticaria (rash) ,wheals (circular swelling lesions on the skin) inflamed skin, and angioedema (swollen face) are all...
Dr. Maggie Little
Acutely swollen face, swollen lips, and showing signs of pain…
This sweet patient was bitten by a Rattlesnake in California. He presented at the ER on my shift with a history vacationing in the...
Dr. Maggie Little
Dilated pupils, mentally inappropriate, uncontrolled urinating... Does anyone know what is wrong?
THC, also known as Marijuana, is the culprit in this particular toxicosis case. Depending on where I am doing my ER shifts, I have seen...
Dr. Maggie Little
Toxicosis, emesis, vomiting, and maybe a little diarrhea
Can anyone guess what I am doing in these pictures? Yes, I know you are jealous of how glamorous my job is. In these pictures, I am...
Dr. Maggie Little
What are the most common reasons for diarrhea in dogs and cats?
Again, I refer to something Vets and Vet Techs refer to as “Signalment”, the age, breed, and sex of the patient. For example: If an owner...
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What are the most common reasons a dog will begin vomiting?
In emergency and day practice, Vets and Vet techs refer to something called “Signalment”. Signalment is the age, breed, and sex of the...
Dr. Maggie Little
Pearls of Veterinary Wisdom
Some helpful Pearls Don’t put anything smaller than your elbow in your dog or cat’s ear When you visit your regular Veterinarian, try to...
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