Archive for November, 2009

Kendra Edmunson has served as an exemplarily employee ever since she began working at Cypress Creek Animal Hospital in May of 1999.
 
Kendra has been very dedicated and committed to making sure all clients and patients receive outstanding service and care. She’s developed close relationships with many clients. In fact, they often ask for her when she is not working or on vacation.
 
For the past ten years, Kendra has proven to be a role model at Cypress Creek. She handles challenging situations with compassion and understanding. As a true team player, Kendra’s enthusiasm is apparent in all that she does. Her smile can be heard when she answers each phone call, and she even sings to the staff! She is a pleasure to work with and is a role model for everyone at Cypress Creek, which is why she’s been named Team Member of the Month!

To friends, colleagues, employees of Pet Partners and others,

I receive a lot of e mail from people of all walks of life as I am sure you do also being in the business of caring for family pets.  The health and safety of the family pet is our greatest concern and so it was interesting to receive the following warning from my sister who is a retired school teacher.  As we all look at this warning I am sure you will find humor and concern as I did.  ENJOY!!

Please read!!!

If you are an owner of a  dog and you also have a child or a visiting small child please take this as a warning.
Don’t leave your dog with a small child unattended under any circumstances!!!
Only one little moment was enough for the following to happen..
See the photo below ….. 

Thank you!

The Dog

IDEXX Laboratories and Pet Partners management invite you to a Webinar exclusively for Pet Partners’ doctors and staff:

Progress in Diagnosis and Management of Canine Hyperadrenocorticism

Objective:
Canine Hyperadrenocorticism is a common endocrine disorder that in some cases can be challenging to diagnose and manage.  In this presentation, Dr. Kintzer reviews the available diagnostic tests for hyperadrenocorticism.  He discusses the current treatment options including protocols and adverse effects for pituitary dependent hyperadrenocorticism and adrenal tumors.

Discussion Topics:
•Review of available diagnostic tests for hyperadrenocorticism
•Current treatment options
•Protocols
•Review of adverse effects

About the Presenter:
Dr. Kintzer received his DVM from Cornell University. Following an internship at the Animal Medical Center and an internal medicine residency at Tufts University School of Veterinary Medicine, he was on staff at Tufts for 5 years. For next several years, he was the internist at Boston Road Animal Hospital. He is currently with Bay State Veterinary Emergency Services and Ocean State Veterinary Specialists. He has written many articles and chapters on canine and feline endocrinology and lectured nationally and internationally on endocrine disorders. Dr. Kintzer is a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine and a past president of the Society for Comparative Endocrinology.

Dr. Butera attends the CVC West, held at the San Diego Convention Center. Click here to go to the CVC website.

Location: Wilton, NY