#petnurse

[jsgcosine]

Woke up with a nasty migraine today but nurse Roxie was there with me. 😭😭😻😻 #blackcatsofinstagram #petnurse #catsofinstagram (at Reno, Nevada) https://www.instagram.com/p/B74k2hfhlN4/?igshid=1xriq9qm7gk2h

[livinglovinglevelingup]

In a profession where you see the fragility of life. Being one who helps and heals is truely rewarding. Its a win win for everyone involved and Im proud to play the part. Alfie is doing better after a week of treatments of fluid therapy and antibiotic injections prescribed by the vet and administered daily by his favorite nurse 😁 House calls available, call or message me any time to schedule a consultation for your pets. For more detail visit facebook @Thevalleyvettech Much Love, Marat #Petservice #housecalls #animalcare #petcare #petnurse #animalcarenurse #petcare (at North Hollywood, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2xepOiA31i/?igshid=1oivlr3sfjdlm

[petyourenglish]

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My own personal nurses ... ! 🐈 🐕 🐱 🐶 sometimes it pays to be sick 😷 🤒 🤕! Per non parlare di tutte le meravigliose persone che mi stanno stra coccolando !🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 ! yes I m spoiled! #cuddles #petnurse #petyourteacher #petyourenglish (at Parco di Monza) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqZab0ACUmI/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=nt1un02jgsln

[projectwigu]

WEEK THIRTY-SEVEN

[jovannablowme]

What you learn working in an animal clinic

All pets are "rescued" and all of them were "abused" before being adopted.

[behindthestalldoor]

I have been unable to update in a while because I have been sick. Kind of a weird sort of sick. My ear hurt, my throat felt pained, and I was sick to my stomach. Other than that, it stayed sort of OK. The day before last was sort of awful.

Hubby and I got new phones this week, and because hubby was able to get his phone for a third of what we thought he'd be able to do, we had money for me to get cases. My mom and I are on spring break (a teacher's favorite thing), so we went to Nebraska Furniture Mart (Living in Omaha=all of the joy of living in a bigger city with none of the cranky extra people). 

While we were there, I crashed and burned. All I could do was sit like a zombie as mom drove me home. I was horrified that I'd have to drive the 2 miles to my apartment, plus keep my dog safe that WHOLE TIME. I simply had no energy.

I got home and slept. I couldn't get back up. Finally, Blossom woke me up with frantic hugs (oh, cat), and I was able to get up. I took a bath, which wasn't hot enough. I brought out two fleece blankets, plus my quilt. Still not warm enough.

I'm not stupid. I have had fevers. By this time, I'm horrified. My doctor has me fairly convinced that fevers mean ER. Sure enough, I was reading 101. This is a high fever for me, because I'm usually at 96. 

Every time I'd start shaking, Boomers would cuddle with me. This picture is a result of 20 minutes.

I called the doctor the next day and she told me that if my fever resumed, it was the ER immediately. I got up to 99, but I don't qualify that! Ha!! 

Those of you in my situation, help me understand this. I've never gone for my fever. I feel like the ER doctors would look at me like a moron because who goes to the ER for a fever that isn't 104??? I understand WHY fevers are a thing I need to watch (what if I had an infection in my intestines??) I am only wondering: What do you say to the doctors there so they know what to do to help you? 

[jovannablowme]

Not all people who own pets are crazy, but all crazy people own a pet.

Not sure but relevant to my work day.

[jovannablowme]

My favorite veterinary medical words:

Bulbus Glandis and Smegma.