Manchester Veterinary Clinic

156 Spencer Street
Manchester, CT 06040

(860)646-5170

www.manchestervetclinic.com

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This library is from the Veterinary Information Network or VIN. VIN is the world's first and largest online veterinary community. New articles for pet owners are added weekly by the experts at VIN and provide our readers with the most current veterinary information available. Although at Manchester Veterinary Clinic we only see dogs and cats, we are excited to bring you a full library of pet medical information on a variety of species. To get there, simply click on that cat or dog, then use then look for for your species link.

 

MRSA: Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus in Dogs and Cats

Staphylococcus aureus, often called Staph aureus or S. aureus, is a bacterium that is normally carried in the nose of about 30% of the general human population ...

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Nuclear Cat Poop

I have a cat.Since I’m a veterinarian, that probably doesn’t come as a big surprise to many.But I have a...radioactive cat!That’s right – I have a dyed-in-the-w ...

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Slithering Snakes!

I wrote these discharge instructions when I was an intern. Recently, as I scanned the list of discharge instructions I'd written for various diseases I noticed ...

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Will relaxed marijuana laws produce more stoned dogs?

As an emergency hospital veterinarian in California, Dr. Tracey Hanna saw an average of one dog a day intoxicated by marijuana. That’s right, every day. During ...

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