Here Come the Holidays and the Digestive Emergencies!
By Belinda Garten DVM We have turned back our clocks, and now we are looking forward to Thanksgiving and Christmas! While the youngsters...
The Perils of Puppyhood - Parvovirus Edition
By Nicole Haney RVT Puppies are a joyful and adorable addition to many families. They can also be a source of heartbreak if you are not...
Doc Sez - Thoughts about the state of veterinary medicine as a profession.
Rural veterinary practices are in danger of being unsustainable. Not just financially, although the fee schedules in rural areas are...
Out and About with Pets
It’s been summer for a while, and we are heading into fall soon. People are out and about, attending events and traveling, and pets are...
Doc Sez “The most wonderful time of the year”
By Darrell R Monfort DVM This magical time of the year, the period between Halloween and the New Year; feast days galore, for us humans,...
Doc Sez “We’re giving it a try…”
As many of you know, Red Barn Veterinary Service has been doing curbside care and pickup since March in an effort to protect the health...
Life is not fair (and sometimes it is downright ugly).
As humans we give our hearts and our love to animals, freely and without thought. But we are also responsible to and for the animals that...
The Big Boom!
4th of July always brings some events to my mind. Family picnics and barbeques, hot weather, loud noises and lost dogs. All of these...
Covid-19, Your Pet & You
The American Veterinary Medical Association is following Covid19 closely after reports that some dogs, cats, and tigers have shown a weak...
Doc Sez “Ready, Set, Start your Computer.”
The world advances and we, at Red Barn Veterinary Service, try to advance with it. Lab testing machinery, x-ray machines and computer...
