Canine otitis externa is defined as inflammation of the ear
canal. It is a painful problem and very frustrating for owners, vets, and pets
when it persists despite treatment.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Itchy Ears are a Common Problem - Massie and Canine Otitis Externa
Posted on 4:00 PM by VCA Veterinary Referral Associates
Friday, October 31, 2014
Ghost Story: The Haunted Diamondback Tavern in Ellicott City, MD
Posted on 3:08 PM by VCA Veterinary Referral Associates
My name is Ana and I am an Internal Medicine Technician at VCA-VRA. My husband Chris and I have an interesting hobby we like to go
Ghost Hunting. As Halloween approaches, we want to tell you about a place we
found in Ellicott City, Maryland called "The Diamondback Tavern".
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Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Patient of the Week: Bogey
Posted on 3:46 PM by VCA Veterinary Referral Associates
Reporting from the fishbowl:
Bogey is one of our beloved pets. He is a former doctor’s only child. I don’t think I could say enough about how he touched the lives here at VCA-VRA. Believe me, everybody here has their own story so, I’ll just tell you how I saw it.
Bogey is one of our beloved pets. He is a former doctor’s only child. I don’t think I could say enough about how he touched the lives here at VCA-VRA. Believe me, everybody here has their own story so, I’ll just tell you how I saw it.
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Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Vet Tech Week: Lauren Pagonis
Posted on 2:01 PM by VCA Veterinary Referral Associates
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Patient of The Week: Paddy Bruder
Posted on 5:19 PM by VCA Veterinary Referral Associates
My name is “Paddy” and I am a very tiny 5 year-old Yorkshire Terrier. In
2010, I was adopted by Ana Bruder (Internal Medicine Technician) after I almost
died. My past owners mated me with a Chihuahua and as I went into labor, my
little body could not handle it. My owners took me to the ER at VCA VRA and the
doctors said I was suffering from dystocia (difficult labor/birthing),
hypoglycemia and anemia.
One of my pups was a still-birth and another was alive initially. Despite the fact that I was still in labor with one more puppy, my owners took me home against medical advice. They thought I could wait till my regular vet opened. The doctors at VCA checked on my well-being in the morning and my owners told them they could not afford to take me to my regular vet. At this point I was not doing well, really I was dying. At that time they decided to surrender me.
VCA did an emergency surgery and I was spayed to save my life. My recovery was long and tough, but I made it! I was blessed at the end of such ordeal by finding my Ana. She said when she saw me she knew I was made to be with her! My life is great now and for that I am grateful.
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