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Stud was a blood donor cat and the unofficial mascot of Aspen Meadow, a place he considered home. Not only did his blood donations save lives, but he was known to “help” out around the hospital and provide company and comfort to staff and patients alike. Though he passed away in 2017 as an old man surrounded by his loving Aspen Meadow family, he lives on as a guide here in our website. Spot him hiding and playing throughout our pages here, just as he did throughout our hospital.
Your pet’s body is composed of an intricate network of systems that function together in a delicate balance. Disease upsets this balance, often causing varied and baffling clinical signs that make identifying the primary cause challenging. Our hospital has several board-certified veterinary specialists who focus on diagnosing, treating, and managing complicated medical conditions, such as…
Your pet’s nervous system is a delicate communication network that is responsible for maintaining important body functions. Neurologic disease or injury can affect critical processes, with significant systemic effects. Meningitis is a neurologic disease occasionally diagnosed in dogs and cats that may require the care of a board-certified veterinary neurologist. If your family veterinarian suspects…
