by Lehigh Regional Veterinary Surgical Specialty | Apr 2, 2025 | Blog
I was very fortunate to recently visit South Africa and Zimbabwe after a veterinary conference. Since 100% of the pet owners we meet are animal lovers, I thought I would share some information and pictures about his incredible trip. They may not be the most common...
by Lehigh Regional Veterinary Surgical Specialty | Mar 5, 2025 | Blog
Kimmy, a 14 year old Terrier mix, was in deep trouble. She had seen multiple vets at several practices. Long story short, after an ultrasound and a cat scan, she had been diagnosed with a large cancerous tumor of the liver. Her signs appeared out of the blue. Instead...
by Lehigh Regional Veterinary Surgical Specialty | Feb 4, 2025 | Blog
I was very fortunate to recently visit South Africa and Zimbabwe after a veterinary conference. Since 100% of the pet owners we meet are animal lovers, I thought I would share some information and pictures about his incredible trip. Zebras are not only beautiful, they...
by Lehigh Regional Veterinary Surgical Specialty | Jan 7, 2025 | Blog
“The situation was horrible. Howie was always sneezing and regurgitating food. He would hide constantly. We were so distraught, as we were told to either get him a feeding tube, do nothing and let him suffer, or put him down.” Our most memorable patient in 2024 at...
by Lehigh Regional Veterinary Surgical Specialty | Oct 9, 2024 | Blog
← 5 critical questions about postop care Today, we provide answers to 5 more questions we commonly hear from pet owners before surgery. 1. When are the next follow-ups due? Typically, there will be an appointment for suture or staple removal, usually 14 days after...
by Lehigh Regional Veterinary Surgical Specialty | Aug 5, 2024 | Blog
Whether your cat or your dog has a minor lump removal or major surgery, there are some basic things you should know. After your pet has surgery, the surgeon & nurse team will answer many of your questions spontaneously. Still, it is useful to know what to expect...
