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Doctors Name

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Address

Street

City

State

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Zip Code

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Email ID

Website URL

Practice Hours

Reviews

Ratings

Work Experience

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[luv-eddiediaz]

Hi. Me again, with my obsession of cowboy Eddie and city Buck. 

I was driving around the country last night looking for some cool rocks to put in my yard (I live in town, but like 20 minutes from all the ranches and wide open spaces), and I had like a Buddie version of a Hallmark movie playing in my head the whole time. 

Imagine with me:

Buck has been living in NYC. He’s been working at some art gallery and dating Abby and living with her in her fancy loft while she sculpts, but something happens and she still needs to go find herself, so off she goes to abandon our boy, who, after a couple of months, and some conversations with his friends, realizes she isn’t going to come back, and he sets off to start over. 

He basically throws a dart at a map, and it lands on El Paso, and so that’s where he packs his bags to go. He gets a job at a local bar, and rents a room in the back. He doesn’t think El Paso is going to be for him, so he’s just going to work a few weeks until he can figure out where he wants to go and has some more money saved up to get there.

He notices that every other night, a dark haired man comes in and orders a whiskey, neat and two beers. He sits alone and doesn’t talk to anyone except the girl who works at the bar with Buck at night (I’ve named her Desiree). To Buck, he seems kind of sad. 

One night, Desiree is off, and it’s Just Buck. The guy comes in and Buck brings him his whiskey without him having to order. The man tips his hat, and Buck smiles, but they don’t say anything. When he’s finished his whiskey, Buck goes back to him with his draft of Budweiser, and again he tips his hat, and Buck smiles. They don’t talk until Buck brings him last beer. 

“It’s Buck, right?”

“Uh, yea, how did you know?”

“Desiree is my cousin. She’s mentioned you a few times. Doesn’t like you very much.”

Buck laughs,��“I didn’t think she did.”

“It’s your shoes. They’re too shiny, and she says you smell too nice.”

“How does someone smell too nice?”

“Girls here are just different than where you come from.”

“Everyone here is different than where I come from.”

And the man laughs so quiet Buck isn’t even sure he’s laughing, and then he holds out his hand, “I’m Eddie.”

“Nice to meet you.” Buck meets his hand, and it’s softer than Buck would have thought given his dirt stained jeans, and his small drawl, and the cowboy hat he never seems to take off his head. 

So, now whenever Eddie comes in, Buck waits on him, and as the customers dwindle down, Buck ends up sitting in the corner booth with him, and they talk. About New York mostly, about Abby and art, Eddie’s son, and how Buck thinks he might do better in Austin if he was going to stay in Texas. 

“If you change your mind, and want to stay,” Eddie says one night, “I have a shed I converted to a guest house. I’d be more than happy to rent it out to you.”

Buck isn’t sure why, but the thought of Eddie wanting him to stay makes him feel good, and so he decides to take him up on the offer. He meets Eddie at his place one Sunday afternoon, which is this sprawling ranch, and a large, gray stucco house. Eddie shows him around the grounds.

“So, these are Greg and Elizabeth,” he says of two goats nosing at Buck’s shoes, “those are the three Rosies,” he points to three brown cows, “the chicken coop is in the back, but you’ll have to ask Christopher their names, because honestly, I don’t know. I think he keeps changing them.”

“All these animals are yours?”

“Uh, the goats and chickens, yes. One Rosie is a boarder, and the other two are ours until I find them somewhere else to go.” 

“Do you like rescue animals?”

“Sort of. I’m a large animal vet.”

“How did you not tell me this?”

Eddie shrugs and smiles this little half smile Buck has come to adore, “I don’t like talking about myself. And you love talking about yourself.”

“Do not.”

“You really do.”

Then Eddie shows him the shed/house, and Buck decides he’s going to stay there. Eddie also asks if during the day Buck wants to help out answering phones and stuff in the clinic.

Hilarity would ensue with Buck in his fancy sweaters and nice shoes trying to help wrangle the goats and the cows. Sweetness comes when he’s out feeding the chickens with Christopher, and eating sandwiches with him at the reception desk of the vet clinic. 

At some point, he starts wearing flannel shirts, and faded denim. Eddie even buys him his own cowboy hat the day he takes him out horseback riding. 

That same day, they sit by a creek, underneath a tree while their horses graze, and have a more serious conversation. Eddie opens up about his wife’s recent death, but how they had been on the rocks for a while, and Eddie thought maybe they were going to work things out, but she said she didn’t want to and then she had an accident in town. 

Buck doesn’t think he’s crazy when Eddie puts Buck’s hat back on his head and he feels this electricity as they stare at each other, close enough to smell what the other had for breakfast on their breath. He thinks maybe Eddie is going to kiss him, but he doesn’t. And it leaves him disappointed. 

So, of course. with the two of them on this precipice of something, Abby comes back! 

She finds out where Buck is, and goes down to Texas. It’s a Saturday night, and Buck is working at the bar, and it’s a little bit busy, but Christopher is staying the weekend with his aunt and cousins, and Eddie is down there, and between serving Buck lets Eddie try and teach him to line dance, and they shoot a round of pool that lasts forever because Buck keeps having to go work, but it doesn’t matter, because he is having the best time, and he’s seeing Eddie laugh with his whole face, and he knows, he just knows he is falling in love with this man, and only hopes he’s falling in love back. 

They are literally just about to kiss in a dark corner when Buck sees Abby in the middle of the bar, and says her name. He doesn’t forget Eddie is there, but he kinds forgets Eddie is there and walks over to her, gives her a hug.

“What are you doing here?”

“I missed you too.”

“Can we talk?” she asks, “are you busy?”

“I’m working, but I can take a minute; here.” He leads her to a small booth and slides in across from her.

“Look,” she starts, “I’m not sorry I left, because I had to. I was feeling suffocated.”

“By me?”

“No, well, yes, but not you. Just my life, and you happened to be a part of that. I needed to get lost to find myself again.”

“And did you?”

“Yes.”

“It’s been five months, Abby. I left us. I left New York; I started over.”

“I see that. Kind of a weird choice.”

“I like it.”

Because he likes Eddie. 

Shit. Eddie. Buck looks around the bar and sees that he’s gone, and he doesn’t blame him for bailing. He looks back at Abby; at the beautiful curve of her face, her bright green eyes that still pop through the lenses of her glasses. He remembers what it felt like to kiss her lips, and feel her hands through his hair. He never loved anyone the way he loved Abby - she was the first real thing in his life, but he knows now, that Abby never loved him the way he deserved.

“Buck?”

“Thank you for coming here to explain yourself.”

“I was kind of hoping I could talk you into coming to New York with me.”

“Nah, I’m good here. I’ve got all these flannel shirts now, and the concrete would just kill these boots.”

Abby laughs, “not to mention the cowboy.”

“What cowboy?”

“The one that’s been staring at us like he’s ready to pull my hair.”

Buck looks to where Abby is nodding and he wonders how the hell he missed Eddie sitting there.

“Yea, and the cowboy.”

She smiles and kisses Buck on the cheek as she gets up to leave. Buck waits a few seconds until she’s walked out the door and saunters over to Eddie with a woeful look on his face. He sits on the barstool next to him 

“I’m sorry about that,” he says.

“Oh, you’re sorry for dropping me like a dirty rag as soon as you saw your ex-girlfriend? Or is she still your girlfriend?”

“No. She’s my ex. There’s uh, there’s someone else I’m kind of interested in.”

“Anyone I know? It’s a small town after all.”

“I think you may be familiar with him.”

“Him? That could be a dangerous thing here.”

“I like a little bit of danger.”

Eddie smiles, “what time do you get off?”

“About another hour.”

“Hmmm, I’ll come back and pick you up.”

Eddie tips his hat and leaves the bar, and Buck thinks the last hour of his shift drags on forever, but finally he’s cashed out and collected his tips and he goes outside to find Eddie sitting in his truck. Buck gets in, and they drive out past the town lights, past his ranch, almost right up to the border to Mexico, and park. 

Buck feels like he’s in a country song as the radio hums in the background and Eddie leans over the console to touch his fingertips to Buck’s chin and pull him towards himself to give him a soft, slow kiss. 

It’s the best kiss Buck has ever had, and he can’t help but smile the entire time. It’s the beginning of what Buck knows is going to be the rest of his life. 

[great-vet-llc]

Signs of diabetes in cats

https://greatvet.com/clinic/best-vets-el-paso

[indirispeaks]

Nikki

1998 - 2018

“Read more” link because LONG.

I’ve always been a Siamese cat person ever since my dad surprised me on my third birthday with a tiny kitten hidden in his coat pocket.  I named her Smudge, and she was my cat from then until my first year of college 17 years later.  My parents don’t know what happened to her, and guessed she had slipped outside and gone off to die in private somewhere.  (When I was younger it was still acceptable to let the cat out to wander the neighborhood.  She’d always come in when I called for her.  

Our next cat wasn’t Siamese and it was my sisters who named her Smudge II.  I wasn’t as attached to her as I was to Smudge I.  She had horrible skin allergies and licked herself bloody so she had to wear a bib to let it grow back, she was on a special diet and everything but she only lived for 7 years and it was likely due to the medication she had to take.  

I had a snowshoe kitten at one point, but she died under anesthetic while being spayed.  I’d only had her 6 months so that didn’t hurt as bad. 

I left college and started working full time at the library and living on my own at  my coworkers farm.  In the chicken coop.  Whole other story, but I will say that it was utterly fantastic and appealed to my artistic nature.  I found a Siamese breeder nearby and went to see the latest batch of kittens. (Don’t worry, it wasn’t a kitten mill, it was just an elderly couple who loved Siamese and had four of their own, plus however many kittens were floating around.)  The kittens were outdoors when I found them and up til that point, I was set on getting a female...all my cats had been female. I had a little girl in my hands, baby-talking her, when a very determined little boy scaled my pants leg,velcroed himself to my chest, squealing demands.  My choice had been made for me, and I couldn’t resist those eyes and that “YeeeeeEEEEEeeeeEEEEEEEeeee!!”  like a little ambulance siren.  

I had to hide him from my mother until I found the best way to tell her.  She is NOT a cat person.  Poor Nikki had to spend a good hour with his head poking out of her purse that she’d hung on a fence during her tennis lesson...and then over the weekend at a friend’s house.  It worked out in the end, but he never forgave her for that.

Not him, but I don’t have any pictures from his kittenhood because cell phones with cameras hadn’t been invented yet and I didn’t have a camera of my own. That’s the image I found that looks the most like him at 6 months.

These are from last month.  I didn’t take any photos of him when he started deteriorating so quickly.  I don’t want to remember my sweet old man like that.  He would have turned 20 in four months. I wasn’t good to him in some ways.  My mother laid down the ultimatum that if he stayed in the house, he MUST be declawed.  (Which I will never go again to any cat of mine)  I left him for a month at my parents while I was off having a mid-life crisis 30 years early.  

But I fought for him.  He had kidney issues from age two?  Three?  I don’t remember, but he had to live at the vet’s office for a month so they could drain his bladder.  The surgery to fix it was 500 dollars, which isn’t as bad as today’s treatments that run up into thousands and thousands of dollars. I’d already spent 300 on tests and the bladder draining.  I was told that I shouldn’t “spend so much on a pet”  and I ignored that advice outright.  I put down my signed American Girl doll as collateral and he ended up having to have a full sex change.  Still my boy though. He’ll always be.

I said in an earlier post that he wasn’t doing well and was on medication for pain and thyroid issues...three weeks of treatment and he wasn’t showing signs of improvement....he was worse off.  Hunching and swaying, leaning against the wall when he walked or he’d fall right over.  Crab-walking, unable to groom the mats out of his fur and hated it when I tried to help.  God only knows how many times he fell off the bed.  I already had a lidded basket there so he didn’t have to try and jump from the floor, because that usually led to him smashing face first into the sideboard or slide, frantically trying to claw his way over the top, Indiana Jones style.  (His expression was hysterical and I fully admit that I laughed once or twice) I caught him almost every time, but I stopped letting him jump up on ANYTHING without my assistance.  

I made the difficult decision Saturday that the best thing I could do for him would be to give him a peaceful death, free of pain.  My sister Kelsey drove me back to the vet clinic in Derby, and I could not be more grateful.  I knew they would ask for his reason to visit when he checked in and if I opened my mouth to answer, I was going to lose it.  So Kelsey checked him in and then explained to the nurse and did most of the talking in general while I let Nikki explore the landscape in front of the building.  He always liked exploring every new place and watching out the window in the car to see what was happening in the world. I was numb and sort of going on autopilot and don’t remember what I said or if I said anything to anyone other than Dr Mork. I know I thanked her before we left. El Paso clinic were very professional and I am so grateful for that too.  The nurse took us back to one of the “Rainbow Bridge” rooms so we would have some privacy while we waited on the vet and she showed up just a few minutes later.  She was very patient and waited while I got and gave Nikki a drink of water and clipped off some fur to put into a vial.

She explained everything that was going to happen, that she would take him to the surgery and put an IV in, then bring him back.  I wish I’d gone with him, but I didn’t.  While she was doing that, Kelsey and I looked over the options they had as far as final services went.  I could afford everything, if the money from Ebay and Etsy had hit this morning instead of half an hour ago.  I’m going to reimburse her for that.  I chose to have him cremated and store his ashes in a carved wooden box, after having a paw print pressed into some clay.  I plan on keeping them together, probably on one of my shelves, until it stops hurting so much.  His ashes will then be buried in mom and dad’s back garden, under my window with my showshoe kitten, Watson, and Hibble. The pawprint will be hung on the wall to remind me of the good times we had.

She came back and I held Nikki in my arms while she administered an overdose of anesthetic. I told him how much I loved him and he was a good kitty and everything was going to be alright while he purred.  I watched him close his eyes.  I heard him sigh.  I felt him stop purring.

He’s gone.  I have had him half my lifetime, I would have done anything for him and he gave me so much.  He sat on my chest and purred when I came home from the hospital and was in such pain.  He would reach up and touch my chin with his paw until I smiled and told him I was okay.  He had a high prey drive and kept my place insect-free and routinely brought me severed cricket legs, half eaten spiders, and the occasional headless mouse.  He could knock flies off the wall.  I don’t know if he ate them or what but he sure whacked the crap out of them.  He volleyball spike-d a bird out of midair.  He was a good hunter.  He yelled until I let him in the bathroom when I was taking showers to supervise the process and then discovered the bathtub had the best acoustics for his 3 am impressions of the tortured, tormented wailing and howls of a thousand lost souls of the eternally damned.

I held him another few minutes, then wrapped him in a fleece blanket that had been provided, kissed him, and told him goodbye.  Then Kelsey and I left through the side door directly from the room...I guess so that we didn’t have to walk back through the small crowd of people in the waiting room.  I was still in a daze and disoriented and got completely turned around in the parking lot, unable to find where we’d parked.  I don’t even remember the drive back to Kelsey’s house.  She kept me distracted by giving me a make-over and take my one year photo for ‘before and after”  That’s another post entirely, but I was glad for the distraction.  It’s probably a good thing I have NINE different projects going, half of them needing to arrive at their destinations by FRIDAY.  That’s another thing I’m grateful for, it’s a really good way to keep myself distracted.  I don’t think I would have been able to sleep anyway....I really didn’t want to lay in bed and dwell on this.  Hopefully my hands hold up to the pressure, there’s tons of beading involved.

[eastwoodanimalclinic]

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[sanelinews]

I'm working on a story that involves DHS-ICE and the Veterans Administration. 

From what I'm discovering, DHS-ICE, who has contracts with local hospitals for medical care for those in their custody, has begun to utilize the VA clinic in East El Paso.

DHS-ICE is paying for these services. By using the VA for care if detainees they are taking spots that could be utilized by Veterans. We already have a shortage of VA services in El Paso and this will cause further further delays for our Vets. 

[ignacio-bernabeu-blog]

Los datos del podcast en España y su papel en el marketing de las empresas.

España a la cabeza de Europa en oyentes de Podcasts.

El Instituto de Periodismo de Reuters encuestó a 2.000 personas en quince países diferentes a fines del año pasado. De este estudio se desprende que España es el país europeo con mayor audiencia de podcasts. Este estudio está realizado a finales del año 2018. Introducción a los datos del podcast en España, Europa y el mundo. En España dos de cada cinco personas escuchan podcasts al menos una vez al mes. De hecho, Cuatro de cada diez internautas afirman haber escuchado algún ‘podcast’ en el último mes.  Mientras, otros países del continente europeo han tardado más en apuntarse a la tendencia del podcast. Estos datos se desprenden de los los últimos estudios realizados estos años por agencias como Reuters, Statista, IAB, Edison Research, o Digitals News Report. Nuestro EGM apunta a un aumento progresivo de oyentes para este formato, pero todavía lo clasifica como minoritario respecto a la radio convencional. Tiene su lógica. La esencia de un podcast está muy alejada del mass media. Es un canal de comunicación específico y a la carta que reúne sólamente a aquellas personas interesadas en un tema concreto. Aún así, según Reuters, alrededor del 28 por ciento de los europeos habían escuchado un podcast en el último mes, y fue a finales del 2018 cuando el Instituto de Periodismo de Reuters publicó este estudio realizado en quince países europeos titulado la penetración del podcast en Europa. Europa está pues ya, en una tasa similar a la de EEUU, donde aproximadamente un tercio de las personas recurren a los podcasts al menos una vez al mes. ¿Es el podcast un fenómeno que afecta a marcas y empresas? Cabe preguntarse porqué Google, Netflix, Spotify, Facebook, Telefónica, Grupo Prisa, BBVA y otros grandes han abierto las puertas al podcasting. La respuesta es obvia, pero siempre es bueno acompañar las afirmaciones con datos: Empecemos con Zenith Media, quien concluye que en 2021 la publicidad en internet supondrá más del 50% del gasto publicitario a nivel global. En concreto, el 52%. Más de la mitad del planeta se conecta a la red. Esto supone una clara tendencia por parte del público a consumir productos digitales, frente a los medios publicitarios convencionales. Una mayor inversión en canales digitales, conlleva mayor inversión en podcasts, ya que este es uno de los formatos cuya tendencia al alza sobresale respecto al resto. Las grandes empresas saben interpretar las tendencias y no sólo dan espacio al podcast, sino que lo incentivan. Es el caso de Spotify, que ha encontrado un filón con nuevos oyentes y por tanto suscriptores al impulsar su catálogo de podcasts. ¿A qué se debe el aumento del fenómeno de los podcasts? Según un estudio de Westwood One la mitad de los oyentes encuestados afirman ser leales a las marcas que se anuncian en sus podcasts favoritos. Los oyentes leales de podcasts son capaces de aceptar con mayor agrado los anuncios para apoyar su programa favorito. De hecho, aproximadamente la mitad de los encuestados considera que la mayoría de los anuncios en sus podcasts son atractivos, divertidos y relevantes. Se debe recurrir a las características específicas del podcast para entender este fenómeno: cercanía, intimidad, recurrencia, flexibilidad y especialización. De hecho, los oyentes de podcasts lo hacen para Informarse (45%), formarse (31%) y entretenerse (34%). Ver estudio de audiencia de podcasts de Digital News Report. El podcast en España. Los segundos del mundo en porcentaje de oyentes. Como se aprecia en el gráfico, España es el segundo país del mundo en cuanto al porcentaje de población que escucha podcasts. Incluso por encima de Estados Unidos. De hecho, el 39% de los encuestados en España afirmaron haber escuchado un podcast en el último mes. El papel del podcast en el marketing de las empresas y los datos que lo avalan. En los últimos tres años, Europa ha visto una evolución en el podcast, una perspectiva emocionante para los anunciantes que buscan captar consumidores comprometidos. Los oyentes de podcast registran un alto nivel de sentimiento positivo hacia los anuncios en los programas que escuchan. La escucha de la palabra hablada, o lo que es lo mismo, de los audios, sigue aumentando. La escucha de música por otro lado ha disminuido. ‘The Spoken Word’ de NPR y Edison Research revelan que el tiempo de escucha de audios a la carta ha aumentado exponencialmente, mientras que el tiempo de la radio ha disminuido. El público es heterogéneo y se especializa, buscando aquellos contenidos que le interesan para escucharlos cómo y cuando les plazca. En el año 2018, el 44% de los internautas españoles mayores de 18 años declararon escuchar Audio Online en el último mes. Y es que España es el primer país europeo en consumo de podcast, respecto a su población. El podcast en el marketing de las empresas. El Grupo Prisa, referente en el mundo de la comunicación, creó en agosto de 2016 una plataforma de podcasting llamada Podium Podcast. En dicha plataforma, a finales de 2017, se recogían 42 podcast, 750 capítulos y más de 16 millones de descargas. Una estupenda cifra que da idea del potencial que tiene el podcast en español. Viendo estas cifras de uno de los pioneros en esta materia, podemos asegurar que la audiencia de podcasts en español está consolidada y las empresas pueden aprovecharlo para contactar con un público más exigente. No sólo para informar de las novedades de un negocio, sino para crear una relación más cercana que permite conocer quién hay detrás del nombre de la empresa. ¿Es el branded podcast un formato eficaz para llegar al cliente? Fernando Morales, editor jefe de contenidos de BBVA, así lo afirmó en Podcast Days. “Se trata de un formato que permite a su compañía transmitir diversos contenidos de utilidad para las personas”. En el blog de Telefónica se suman a esta idea: “el podcast combina perfectamente intimidad con alcance ”. Lo que significa que, aún siendo un medio masivo, es personal, y esto resulta de gran ayuda para las marcas que quieren crear fidelidad y apego. El podcast permite abordar diferentes temas de tu sector, no sólo exponiendo lo bien que hacéis las cosas en tu negocio, y por eso puede ser más atractivo que una campaña de marketing. La versatilidad del podcast. Lo mejor de este formato es su versatilidad. Los potenciales clientes tendrán acceso a él a cualquier hora del día y desde cualquier lugar. Puede utilizarse para la comunicación interna o externa. Además, utilizar tecnologías para comunicar transmite una imagen de dinamismo y modernidad; una idea de que la empresa está adaptada a los últimos tiempos, cosa que siempre es muy saludable. En España todavía hay espacio para apuntarse al podcasting. Las empresas que antes apuesten por este formato, se llevarán la mayor parte del pastel. Sin embargo hay muchos directivos en nuestro país que todavía desconocen la infinidad de beneficios que supone un canal de contenido sonoro propio. "En márketing se suele reivindicar la innovación y la disrupción de las estrategias de comunicación de las empresas, sin embargo las apuestas por este innovador formato todavía son excepciones a la regla". Ignacio Bernabeu CEO de La Fábrica de Podcast ¿Qué tipo de empresas están apostando por el podcast? Algunos de nuestros clientes son marcas muy reconocidas en su sector. Vets and Clinics by Advance, BMI España, ISDI Global Education, MarketingDirecto.com… pero hay empresas de todo tipo, desde grandes entidades financieras como BBVA o Caixabank, hasta autónomos. El podcast es una estrategia de contenidos muy asequible económicamente para una empresa, y si los grandes  la están aprovechando, el resto debería seguir sus pasos. Ignacio Bernabeu CEO de La Fábrica de Podcast. Tú solo debes pensar qué tipo de programa quieres, qué contenido deseas compartir y ponerte en contacto con nosotros para ayudarte a que tomes la mejor decisión para tu empresa o proyecto. Read the full article

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Man this weekend was a rough one. My dogs are at my parents for two weeks while I get my floors refinished and I checked in with my mom to see how Zack was doing on his new meds. She told me that once they stopped the Trazadone he was back to whining and barking constantly, which gets the other dogs wound up and it’s an endless cycle. She told me that she understood why it had been so difficult for me to handle it happening constantly with no relief. I decided it was finally time to take him to another vet for a second opinion. 

After many recommendations I decided to take him El Paso in Derby. They’re a walk-in clinic so I didn’t need an appointment, which has it’s pros and cons. I took him in at about 10:30 and it was busy which I anticipated. I sat down with the paperwork to fill out and he immediately started barking and whining. It was extremely loud, and the lobby definitely echoed. My anxiety was through the roof trying to fill out paperwork and console him at the same time, especially with everyone in the lobby staring at me while I did so. The lady across from me in the lobby laughed at one point and I kind of snapped at her and told her “yeah, it’s funny until you listen to it for six weeks straight”. I think she got the hint because she comforted him for a minute while I finished the paperwork. 

I took the paperwork back up to the front and they asked why we were seeing him today and I lost it. I couldn’t get a word out without bawling as I told them what the last six weeks have been like for us. They had us sit back down and within probably five minutes we were back into a room. I’m so thankful that they let us bypass everyone else, and I’m sure everyone in the lobby was thankful too. They had a vet in there before reception even left the room. He did a physical exam and then sat down and talked with me. He basically told me after a moment of silence that there wasn’t anything that he could do for me. He told me that Indian Hills had done everything that he would have tried, and he would hate to throw more medication at him, especially after Prozac and Xanax didn’t touch it. 

I told him that I hate that I’m considering putting him down because he has no real physical problem, but he told me that something was obviously very wrong mentally and that WAS a physical problem. He told me that he’s owned three pointers himself and they lived to be 10, 11, and 12, so the fact that I have a 12 and a 13 year old means that I’m doing something right. He told me that I could take Zack to get a study done on his brain at a University, but it wouldn’t change anything. He told me that I could try shock therapy and it might stop the barking, but it won’t stop the constant pacing and panting and other anxiety symptoms, nor would it make the anxiety go away. I asked him if it was his dog what would he do, and he told me that he would be considering putting him to sleep. 

So that’s the decision that I made, and it’s the hardest decision that I’ve ever made in my life. I called my mom and Jason, because I told myself that I would always give Jason the opportunity to be there when I put the boys down since they were his babies first. I waited for them to come up and once they got there we put him to sleep. I laid on top of him for what felt like an eternity and just cried while I rubbed his head and kissed him and told him I loved him. 

Zack was and always will be my baby. He’s been with me through literally everything over the last ten years. From the night that we met when I hated his guts, to whining outside my door when I was gone, to our first house together, to every move after that, to boyfriends, break ups, and make ups he has been by my side through it all. We had a bond that has left an impression on my heart that will never go away. I’ve done nothing but cry for the last two days. Every time I talk about it I cry. I cried writing this. All I’ve fucking done is cry, and I know it’s only going to get worse once I get the other two home. My heart hurts so bad. I miss my baby more than anything in the world, and all I want is to snuggle up with him one more time. 

I’m thankful that I have so many supportive people who know how much Zack means to me. This would be so much harder without that, but fuck it still sucks. 

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Rabies Vaccine Failure in a Dog?

Rabies vaccination of dogs is legally required in many areas. In most of those, it must be given by a veterinarian, unlike some other vaccines that can be purchased from a vet or supplier and administered by owners.

Why does a vet have to give rabies vaccination? There are a few reasons.

One is that it helps ensure that the vaccine is handled properly. In a vet clinic, where vaccine handling and storage is routine, there’s less chance of the vaccine being handled inappropriately (e.g. left out of the fridge for a prolonged time). Poor handling, especially failing to maintain ‘cold chain’ (keeping the vaccine cool at all times until it’s administered) is a particularly concern.

Having a vet administer it also decreases the chance of problems from inappropriate administration (e.g. not getting the full dose actually into the animal, something that can happen).

There can also be a greater assurance that if a vet signs a rabies certificate, that the animal was actually vaccinated, as opposed to if a person says they vaccinated their dog. Veterinary records are also presumably better at recording when the vaccine was given, what vaccine was given and the lot number, all things that can be relevant.

A recent case in Texas highlights this issue. A dog in El Paso County was diagnosed with rabies and while the news article isn’t particularly detailed, it’s stated that the owner gave the rabies vaccine. The health department was unable to confirm where the vaccine came from or who gave it (and I assume we have to wonder whether it was actually vaccinated….maybe they just said it was or it was vaccinated against something else).

Rabies vaccine is a highly effective vaccine so I doubt the dog was vaccinated. If it was, I wonder if it was a very poorly handled vaccine or a cheap vaccine purchased from questionable sources, not a mainstream veterinary vaccine. Vaccine failure from a properly administered, adequate quality vaccine is exceptionally unlikely.

While rabies in dogs and cats is quite rare in Canada and the US (and most countries that don’t have endemic canine rabies variant circulating in the feral dog population), it’s an almost invariably fatal disease that we take seriously. Vaccination of pets is important to protect pets and the public, and the cost of a vet administering the vaccine is a lot less than the cost, hassles and risk from inadequate vaccination.

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Kitten First Vet Visit - What to Expect & What it Will Cost

It is essential that you take your freshly adopted kitten to the vet as soon as possible after you bring it home. This is to protect your kitten from any major communicable infections as well as for its own health. Ideally, your kitten would be evaluated before you even brought it home, but even if it seems healthy, you should make an effort to see one of the vets in El Paso within 48 hours. The kitten should be treated right away if it exhibits any illness-related signs, such as wet eyes, sneezing, trouble breathing, or refusal to feed. But regardless of how healthy you believe your cat to be, you should keep them apart from other cats till your vet approves your kitten for socializing. 

What is included in a physical inspection?

Your kitten will have a comprehensive, hands-on medical examination by an El Paso vet to check for any physical anomalies, just like an adult cat would. This analysis comprises:

Examining the interior of your kitten's mouth: Special attention will be paid to the tongue, roof of the mouth, and baby teeth.

Taking the temperature of your kitten: For a cat, the typical rectal temperature ranges from 99 to 102 F. A fever that is too high or too low for your kitty might be a sign of an issue.

Examining the abdomen of your kitten: Your El Paso vet will massage your kitten's tummy gently to check for any anomalies.

Listening to the heart and lungs of your kitten: A cat's heartbeat should be regular and murmur-free. All that should be passing through the lungs is air.

Checking the range of motion in your kitten's muscles and joints: Your kitten's legs, particularly the knees, will be felt by your veterinarian to ensure that everything is as it should be. They might keep an eye on your kitten as they move to make sure their gait is normal.

Examining the eyes of your kitten: Your kitten's eyes may be examined with an ophthalmoscope. In addition, your veterinarian will search for symptoms of disease, including as crusty and wet eyes.

Applicable lab tests

Faecal analysis: Your veterinarian will likely ask you to bring a sample of your kitten's faeces with you. Using the faecal sample, the veterinary team will do tests to look for giardiasis, intestinal worms, and other possible parasites. Since many kittens have intestinal parasites that do not show up on faecal testing, your veterinarian may give your kitten a de-worming medicine at each appointment. It is crucial to get rid of all the parasites in your cat since many of them can spread to humans.

Blood tests: Regardless of age or whether additional cats reside in the new household, the American Association of Feline Practitioners advises testing for FeLV and FIV in all recently acquired cats. Your veterinarian might advise against doing FeLV and FIV tests on a kitten under nine weeks old since they are more likely to yield false positive results. Instead, they should wait until the kitten is at least nine weeks old. In the unlikely event that your new kitten has a transmissible illness, it is advised to keep any other cats in the house apart from it until they have tested negative for FeLV and FIV.

Talk about vaccinations

Cats must, in the majority of states, have rabies vaccinations, which are administered when the kitten is a bit older. Talk to your veterinarian about additional vaccinations as well, such those for panleukopenia, calicivirus, and rhinotracheitis. For vaccinations to be effective, they must be administered at specified ages and at particular intervals.

The Conclusion

Do you want to book a session with a leading pet lab in El Paso? Consult an expert at Eastwood Animal Clinic, where a team of skilled and experienced veterinarians can provide the best quality pet care including dog grooming in El Paso. From consulting an El Paso vet to pet vaccinations in El Paso, get complete pet care in a leading animal hospital in El Paso.

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What Does Dog Grooming Include? A Full List of Procedures

Even while you may choose to give your dog a wash at home very often, booing a grooming session can save you time and make your dog looking tidy and well-groomed. Some dogs, like Poodles or Shih Tzus, need recurrent and repetitive professional grooming because of the type of coat they have. Other breeds don't require haircuts but will benefit from a detailed cleaning and brushing to get away of additional undercoat and bring down shedding in your house. Working with a professional pet groomer might teach your dog to like spa days if you have one who doesn't take well to being washed at home.

Full groom bookings often fill up several months in advance, which may surprise you! This is particularly true around the holiday season when every person wants their dog to look clean and glittering for family functions. Plan grooming appointments, including haircuts, at least a month to six weeks in advance. Booking appointments for only a bath and a blow dry within the next two to four weeks is usually simpler. You may need to book more in advance if your dog's groomer or bather is well-liked.

What does full service dog grooming include?

The required services and the breed of your dog will help you find out what is included in the grooming session. Some groomers offer extra perks as optional add-ons that you can choose to opt for, while others offer a few services as part of their standard grooming charges.

Bathing

Most grooms often start with a thorough bathing to wipe the coat and prepare for cutting. To have an even haircut, a coat has to be fully clean and dry. In order to eliminate extra length or matting, a groomer may occasionally do a "rough cut" using clippers prior to giving a dog a wash. Both your dog and the groomer will have an easier and more successful wash as a result. To guarantee that the blades are clean and cut uniformly, a groomer uses different clippers for harsh cuts than they do for clipping after a dog has been washed.

Drying

A groomer will fully blow-dry your dog's coat before clippers or scissors are used to trim it. The most preferred way to accomplish this is by hand using a special grooming blow dryer, but this might take a few hours to finish. When washing double-coated breeds, a grooming expert repeatedly blasts out the coat first to get rid of any dead undercoat that would otherwise get lapsed in the drain. In other establishments, standing blow dryers are placed all around the dog to hasten drying while the groomer uses their hands to dry another part of the body.

Brushing

Before trimming your dog's hairs, it has to be as square and untied as possible. If not, the cut can be jagged or the clippers might twist with entwined fur. In order to get your dog's coat as straight as feasible when blow-drying and to eradicate any extra fur, your groomer will brush it out.

Hair Trimming

A groomer will frequently use clippers to trim your dog's hair to a certain length if the coat needs trimming. If necessary for a dog's coat, clippers are often used for full-body haircuts or for trimming shorter hair in places like the sanitary region or paw pads. For dogs who require more of a touch-up or cutting in only a few places, a groomer may utilize grooming scissors. Additionally, scissors are used by groomers to shape a dog's head, ears, legs, skirt, and tail.

Nail Cutting

Nail clipping is frequently offered as a stand-alone service or included in grooming packages. Make sure to specify at drop-off whether you would want your dog's nails to be clipped straight across with conventional clippers or ground down with grinding.

The Conclusion

Do you want to book a session of dog grooming in El Paso? Consult an expert at Eastwood Animal Clinic, where a team of skilled and experienced veterinarians can provide the best quality pet care including dog grooming in El Paso. From an El Paso vet to pet vaccinations in El Paso, get complete pet care under one roof.

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If you're a pet owner in El Paso, it's essential to keep your furry friend looking and feeling their best. The easiest way to do that is by getting them regular grooming sessions. Pet grooming in El Paso is readily available and accessible, making it easy for you to keep up with your pet's hygiene needs.

Whether you have a dog or cat, short hair or long hair, there is a pet grooming that can help. So if you're looking for quality pet grooming services in El Paso, look no further than our El Paso vet clinic available in the area.