All posts by Heal
Dr. Heather Meyer Bio
Dr. Meyer practices the highest quality of care for all her patients but has special interests in preventative care, soft tissue surgery, internal medicine, and diagnostic ultrasound.Dr. Kristan Riley Bio
Having always loved the “ER” television shows, she just knew she wanted to be a doctor someday.Dr. Wendy Crouse Bio
Dr. Wendy loves providing preventative care from the youngest of patients to the oldest.Dr. Emily Andersen Bio
An avid explorer, Dr. Emily has been fortunate to enjoy a wide breadth of experiences with animals abroad and stateside.Dr. Kathryn Jones Bio
As Kathryn Jones was winding down her career with the U.S. Postal Service, she began thinking about what was next. One thing was clear: she wanted to touch the lives of companion animals.Dr. Kristina Baltutis Bio
Dr. Kristina Baltutis graduated from North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2017. Dr. Kristina is particularly interested in theriogenology...Dr. Regina Watters Bio
When Regina Watters was a child, she already knew she wanted to work with animals.Dr. April Ward Bio
A high school teacher dampened Dr. Ward's dream of being a veterinarian... Finally, she decided to follow her dream, and after several years of hard work, she graduated from NCSU College of Veterinary Medicine.Dr. Shanda Streeter Bio
My practice as a general practitioner presents me with new experiences and opportunities to problem solve each day. Performing physical exams in the comfort of the pet’s normal environment allows me to gather the most accurate information in order to be able to help my patients.Holiday hazards
Your house may be hazard proof normally, but new hazards present themselves during the holidays.Euthanasia: a difficult decision
Euthanasia is a difficult decision. Resources are available to help you weigh your options.Signs of dog aggression
At what point should your dog's protectiveness be considered aggression?Microchips
Time and time again, microchips have helped reunite pets with their families after major weather events and when pets simply. get lost. Know the facts.First aid for pet poisoning
Accidental poisonings are threats to pets. Learn how to avoid and prepare for this danger.What I’ve learned about puppy training so far
Training our crazy ball of fur.
An adopted puppy stirs life up
A new puppy in the house brought challenges, but she ultimately has enriched our family's life.