On Sunday, April 29, three Veazie staff members (Krista, Kelly, and Dr. Julie Keene) and Dr. Keene’s husband and son traveled to Avian Haven, a wild bird rehabilitation center in Freedom, Maine. Every spring, there is a great deal of work to prepare for a busy summer of injured or sick birds, and to catch […]
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On Saturday, June 9th, Greater Bangor Bark for Life will be having a fundraising event for the American Cancer Society. Bark for Life is a fun, dog-centered adjunct to Relay for Life, celebrating the canine caregivers of human cancer patients. However, cancer affects dogs directly as well, and the event brings up questions about cancer
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By Debbie S. Do you ever wonder where the cats that you see wandering through your yard or darting across the street go? Do they belong to anyone? Do they have food, water and shelter? (Cats do need these things, contrary to the popular belief that, being the avid hunters that they are, they can
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By: Ashley L. LVT Leonard came to our clinic as a stray. He was brought in by a client that found him outside her house. He along with several other cats came by her house to be fed, but one day he was malnourished and his tail broken and dragging behind him. This client knew
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Valentine’s Day 2012– A Note from Dr. Cloutier When it comes to matters of the heart, emotions can run high. When it comes to a potentially life-threatening heart condition the best treatment is a diagnosis. With knowledge comes comfort. In a recent case, a family, recovering from the loss of their dog to heart disease,
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By Krista It’s not a pleasant thing to think about, the death of a pet. Most of us acquire pets either by way of puppy or kittenhood, adopting an older pet, or accepting a stray who adopts us. At that time, the farthest thing from our minds is that loved one’s demise. We are busy with rearranging
