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Sometimes You Need All Of The Letters In The Alphabet
When making treatment or surgical plans in medicine you always have to have a contingency plan, or two, or five. I say medicine because I do not think this is exclusive to veterinarians, I am confident that human doctors experience … Continue reading
Posted in Reflecting with Dr. Markey
Tagged dentistry, equine, equine dentistry, equine health, horse, teeth
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Vaccines, why don’t we ask?
I’ve been wondering something. Why don’t people want to ask about vaccines? Why we do them? Which ones we choose? What those diseases are? With all of the controversy surrounding vaccines in the recent past, why don’t people ask? Is … Continue reading
Posted in Reflecting with Dr. Markey
Tagged Equestrian, equine, equine vaccinations, vaccines
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Teaching Our Feet to Walk Away
There have been a few tough cases lately. Horses that have complicated problems and day-to-day updates can be a roller coaster. They have me checking my phone at night and on my weekends off. They have me stopping in at … Continue reading
Posted in Reflecting with Dr. Markey
Tagged balance, compassion, Equestrian, equine, vet, veterinarian, work
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Why I Love Equine Dentistry
As equine veterinarians we see a large variety of horses, and we get to be involved in all aspects of horse health and wellness. An important part of that is dentistry. All vets are trained to properly and effectively perform … Continue reading
Posted in Reflecting with Dr. Markey
Tagged caledon, dentistry, dvm, equine, marisa markey, ontario, veterinarian
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March Musings with Dr. Andrea Dubé-Collum
March brought all kinds of interesting and exciting things to me, and the Nemarket practice. The March weather, save for a few fabulous days, was all Lion as far as I was concerned. So WET, and so COLD – combined! … Continue reading
Posted in Day in the Life with Dr. Dubé
Tagged andrea dube-collum, dvm, equine, maggot therapy, veterinarian
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Equine SOS
The phone rings. We have just finished laughing about the squirrel outside our window that we have named “Nutty,” guarding his tree from fellow wildlife. We answer. On the other end of the receiver is a teary voice, indicating that … Continue reading
Finding Nutritional Value!
This past year, McKee-Pownall has started doing nutrition consultations for patients with specific medical or performance issues. We’ve found it to be very helpful to provide some medical guidance for our clients and patients, and rewarding to work together with … Continue reading
Challenges of Supplying Medications
With the advent of online pharmacies in the US, as veterinarians, we are often asked why we don’t carry a certain product, or why prices are sometimes higher in Canada than what is advertised on a US online pharmacy. The simple answer is that Canada and the US do not share drug approval systems; so what is available and approved in the US may not be approved for use in Canada and vice versa. Also the product manufacturers often have separate Canadian and US divisions or suppliers. Believe it or not we share these same frustrations and often ask our suppliers these same questions. Continue reading
Veterinarian or Chiropractor- What hat will I wear today?
I want to start today by thanking our clients- I have been intensely gratified by the interest in chiropractic care for your animals and the enthusiastic response that Dr Surasky and I have received now that we are certified practitioners. … Continue reading
Posted in Equine Chiropractic
Tagged back pain, chiropractic, equine, horse, lame
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Animal Chiropractors – Are they all the same?
Well, final examinations are now over for the 5 week long Animal Chiropractic course that myself and Dr. McKee have been attending. I am sad that it is over, since the wealth of knowledge and passion the instructors possessed was … Continue reading
Posted in Equine Chiropractic
Tagged chiropractor, equine, equine lameness, equine pain, lameness, sore back, veterinarian
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