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Pancreatitis – Peeking Behind the Curtain

Posted 10.20.25 by Spencer Graham, DVM

Nearly every day we see patients walk through our doors with the chief complaint being a recent episode of vomiting or diarrhea. While these patients may all have the same complaint, they won’t have the same explanation or cause. Some may have gotten into the trash and taken a bite of something they shouldn’t have; some may have eaten something...Read More

digler — Open-Source Disk Forensics & File Recovery CLI

Posted 08.21.25 by paradigm

digler — Open-Source Disk Forensics & File Recovery CLI digler — Open-Source Disk Forensics & File Recovery CLI Quick summary: digler is a compact, open-source disk forensics and file recovery command-line tool focused on raw disk analysis, file carving and producing structured forensic reports (DFXML-friendly). If you like tools that behave predictably in pipelines, prefer CLI over GUI, and want...Read More

Sematable with React & Redux — Install, Integrate, Paginate, Filter

Posted 05.30.25 by paradigm

Sematable + React + Redux: Setup, Examples, Server-side & Best Practices Sematable with React & Redux — Install, Integrate, Paginate, Filter A concise, practical technical guide to get a production-ready React data table using Sematable (with Redux and server-side patterns) — no fluff, slightly sarcastic, fully usable. Search-Intent & Competitor Analysis (Top results overview) Quick synthesis of the top-10 English...Read More

Acupuncture for Dogs and Cats

Posted 09.10.24 by Brittany Washington, DVM

Did you know that pets like dogs and cats can benefit from acupuncture? Dr. Washington offers acupuncture services at our Downtown office for pets with varying ailments. What is acupuncture? Acupuncture, in its simplest sense, is the treatment of conditions or symptoms by the insertion of very fine needles into specific points on the body in order to produce a...Read More

Brachycephalic Syndrome Part 2: Eyes

Posted 04.28.23 by Drew McWatters, DVM

While the respiratory problems are the most well-known problems of brachycephalic dogs, eye problems of brachycephalic dogs may be even more important when it comes to early diagnosis and intervention. The shape of brachycephalic dog faces causes the eye sockets to be shallow which makes the eyeballs especially prominent and vulnerable. There are 5 main problems that can occur with...Read More

Brachycephalic Syndrome Part I: Breathing and Oral Health

Posted 04.18.23 by Drew McWatters, DVM

Most people are not familiar with the term brachycephalic, but all are familiar with the dog breeds it refers to. Pugs, Boston Terriers, Pekingeses, Boxers, Bulldogs, Shih Tzus, or any one of the other breeds with pushed in or short faces are all “brachycephalic” breeds. The term refers to the length of their upper jaw, coming from the Greek roots...Read More

Pneumonia in Cats: Symptoms & More

Posted 03.11.22 by Alison Bradshaw, DVM

Oxygen deficiency in the blood and breathing problems are the common symptoms of pneumonia in cats. This oxygen deficiency weakens the body’s immune system. Inflammation of the lungs, which can occur for various reasons, is known as pneumonia. However, it may be difficult to notice pneumonia in cats since many illnesses in cats are associated with the respiratory system. What...Read More

Kidney Disease in Dogs: Symptoms & More

Posted 03.11.22 by Alison Bradshaw, DVM

As a pet owner, you want to keep your dog as healthy as you can for as long as possible. Unfortunately, kidney disease is a common condition in dogs—especially older ones. Luckily, it is treatable. Your pet will only have a chance to live a long and happy life if you seek veterinary attention as soon as you notice signs...Read More

Pancreatitis in Dogs: Symptoms & More

Posted 03.11.22 by Alison Bradshaw, DVM

The pancreas is one of your dog’s vital organs. It sits on the right side of the abdomen, right next to their stomach. The pancreas serves an essential role in creating the enzymes your dog needs to digest its food. It also produces insulin and other hormones that regulate your dog’s metabolism and glucose level. If your dog’s pancreas becomes...Read More

The Truth About Raw Meat-Based Diets

Posted 11.16.21 by Christine Taylor, DVM

You’ve seen the commercials all over television…. the ones with the howling wolf that morphs into a Yorkshire terrier, claiming that all dogs are descendants from wolves, and thus deserve a raw diet like that of their “ancestors”… I’m still puzzled as to how a Boston Terrier came about from a wolf. Domestic dogs are not direct descendants from wolves,...Read More