by Harrisburg Regional Veterinary Surgical Specialty | Jun 3, 2025 | Blog
Charlie, a sweet 9 year old Basset Hound, was in serious trouble. His signs were really minor, but what was growing inside was shocking. Interestingly, the mass was found by accident. Charlie’s owner recalls: “We had noticed lumps on Charlie’s hip and belly. We had...
by Harrisburg 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. South Africa, a land renowned for...
by Harrisburg Regional Veterinary Surgical Specialty | Mar 5, 2025 | Blog
Willie, a 12-year-old kitty, was limping on his left back leg after trauma of unknown origin. His owner explains: “That evening, Willie didn’t come home at his usual time. I had a bad feeling, so I tracked him down with the radio-tracking device fitted to his collar....
by Harrisburg 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. In the heart of South Africa and...
by Harrisburg Regional Veterinary Surgical Specialty | Jan 7, 2025 | Blog
Chewy, a 3 year old Bulldog, was in a strange situation. He also had a strange condition: a “screw tail.” What is that? Also called corkscrew tail, ingrown tail or tail fold dermatitis, it involves a convoluted, infected, smelly, and painful skin fold around the tail....
by Harrisburg Regional Veterinary Surgical Specialty | Oct 9, 2024 | Blog
← 5 important questions about postop care This week we share answers to 5 more common questions you should know about if your dog or your cat is having surgery. 1. It’s OK to let my pet lick the sutures, right? Of course not! Pets, not knowing any better, have a...
