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A Sweetheart Named Jessie!

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010

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February is a time to celebrate love, indulge in chocolate (exclusive to humans only), and honor a wise and wonderful Golden Retriever named Jessie. We have been Jessie’s family veterinarian since she was a tiny, fluffy puppy. Today, at age 12, we continue to care for her through the senior years. Jessie is a cancer survivor and takes veterinary-approved supplements including shitake mushrooms and antioxidants. She also has acupuncture treatments for her recent cruciate ligament injury and to improve overall health and balance. Jessie continues to improve and we wish her the very best!

Meet Max, Our December Pet of the Month

Friday, December 11th, 2009

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Our pet of the month for December is the fabulous Max!  Max became our patient in August of 2007, and at that time he had a long history of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).  Yep, dogs get it too!  We had been managing his IBD with a combination of western meds and some natural medicine such as probiotics and prebiotics.  Recently, poor Max has had some bad luck.  In October, we removed two cancerous tumors and started Max on a supplement program of Chinese mushrooms and antioxidants.  Then, in November, Max’s abdomen swelled with fluid.  After an ultrasound, it was determined that Max’s IBD had worsened and now his bowels were leaking protein! We are working hard to stay on top of Max’s dynamic disease, and we wish him the best of luck and a happy holiday!

Pet of the Month: November 2009: Joey

Saturday, November 14th, 2009

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We are happy to celebrate our newest Pet of the Month, Joey! Joey, a charming cockapoo, was diagnosed with cancer a little over a year ago. His cancer treatment plan includes monthly acupuncture visits, Chinese herbs, natural supplements, and routine monitoring.

As of the last exam, none of Joey’s tumors have grown in size. In fact, he’s feeling much better than before his diagnosis!

Pet of the Month: October 2009: Odin

Saturday, October 3rd, 2009

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O is for Odin!”

Our October pet of the month is an Outgoing and Outrageously loving Orange feline named Odin.

Odin a 1 ½-year-old orange tabby was severely injured from being struck by a car. Odin had just enough strength to find his way home and get help.  His mother immediately rushed him to the hospital.

His accident severely injured his right eye and fractured his jaw.  Like the ancient Norse god whom he was named after, Odin too lost his eye. Fortunately, he had a successful surgery and showed no signs of internal organ damage.

Today, Odin is recovering remarkably!  His recovery treatment includes:  recheck exams, acupuncture (to promote healing), adding supplements such as Amino B-Plex (for increased energy), eating a high-quality diet, and most importantly receiving lots of love and care from his mom, sister, Meg, and his entire family!

We wish Odin and his family the very best!

We love you Rosie!

Thursday, September 3rd, 2009

~September 2009~

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Rosie Prull

6/8/09 – 8/29/09

Rosie was a little spark and touched everyone she met.  Dr. Prull and her fiancé took her in when no one else would have, and when the odds weren’t in her favor.  With Rosie’s googly eyes and curly tail, she showed us what joy and courage looked like.  The sweetest little angel, we had nothing but hope for her.  For months we celebrated every victory and watched her get so much better.  Rosie was not meant for this life for long, sadly, and we lost our little Potato.  We are all so sad, but all so lucky to have known her.  We will miss you Rosie the Potato!

August 2009

Thursday, August 6th, 2009

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Gabby is our fabulous pet of the month for August! Sweet Gabby is a two-year -old tabby who came home limping and bloody at the beginning of June. We suspect that Gabby was hit by a car because the exam revealed a broken tibia (shin bone) that had punctured through the skin. Gabby was stitched up and had to wear a splint for 6 weeks (and stay in the bathroom!). Poor Gabby needed that splint changed every 7 days (twice in one week when Gabby figured out how to get the splint off behind the TV!). Now, Gabby has healed up and is at home with her loving family. We love you, Gabby!

July 2009 – Mader

Thursday, July 2nd, 2009


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At just 9 weeks’ old, Mader a normally spunky boxer developed acute pain all over his body and trouble walking. His concerned parents brought him to Dogwood Pet Hospital for a comprehensive examination and diagnostics. We took x-rays (also known as radiographs) and ran full bloodwork. Diagnostics such as radiographs and bloodwork give us a better understanding of what’s happening inside the body, but in Mader’s case, his condition remained a mystery! (more…)

June 2009 – Cassie

Thursday, June 11th, 2009

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For the month of June, we are honoring a beloved Golden Retriever, Cassie! Cassie’s breed originated in the Scottish Highlands in the late 1800s and was predominately used for hunting. Although Cassie doesn’t hunt, she does enjoy spending time at home with her most loving family!

Cassie has several medical conditions that require routine testing and medications. She has a condition called Cushing’s Disease which is an overproduction of cortisol (the stress-steroid). Cushing’s causes excess thirst, muscle pain, hair loss as well as a myriad of other symptoms. In addition to her Cushing’s Disease, she was diagnosed with hypothyroidism and recurring nosebleeds.

In her youth she had a bout with cancer. Our doctors found a mast cell tumor that required surgical removal and radiation therapy by an oncologist. After recovery, Cassie began taking cancer supplements such as high potency fish oils, mushrooms, and antioxidants.

Interestingly, Cassie’s littermate, Jessie, is also a patient of ours! We all wish you the best of health!

May 2009 – Cassie

Tuesday, May 5th, 2009

May is finally here, and we’re featuring a little ray of sunshine, Sadie an 8-year-old Burmese kitty. She’s been a patient since 2003 with mostly healthy visits. Recently, she gained weight and started drinking and urinating excessively . Dr. Prull thoroughly examined, ran blood tests, and diagnosed Sadie with diabetes. Her plan includes feeding a special diet, giving daily insulin injections, and routine glucose tests. We all look forward to seeing her!

P.S. — Happy Birthday Sadie!

April 2009 – Varro

Tuesday, March 31st, 2009

Our Hero Varro!

We are extremely proud of our April Pet of the Month: Varro, a Multnomah County Sheriff Dog who regularly visits us since 2005.

Our featured hero mostly visits us for his annual health exam. Recently,Varro had 2 molars pulled due to an infection and a cyst removed from the top of his head, which meant time off work to heal and relax.

During his career with the Sheriff’s Department, Varro has captured 54 criminals in 3 years and counting! All of us at Dogwood love visiting with Varro and hearing about his many adventures. We hope he catches many more bad guys and has a long and happy life!

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