| Dr. Carmenn Woolley Joins Practice as Staff Internist |
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Dr. Woolley graduated from Oklahoma State, completed her residency requirements at Cornell University, and is board certified by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine. She has received advanced training in the diagnosis and treatment of serious medical problems including those which affect major organ systems such as the heart, liver, kidney and brain and also inflammatory or immune mediated processes. Dr. Woolley will work closely with your veterinarian utilizing advanced diagnostic tools such as endoscopy, ultrasound, cystoscopy and brochoscopy in order to provide a timely diagnosis and treatment plan for your seriously ill dog or cat. |
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Carmenn Woolley has joined our practice as a Staff Internist and is currently accepting small animal internal medicine referrals from your veterinarian.What's New
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Interesting Case
Exam: “Kiara’s” physical exam was all normal except for a small amount of regurgitation and persistent gulping. Diagnostics: Radiographs (see radiographs at bottom of page) revealed a large foreign body lodged in the proximal esophagus... |
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History: “Kiara” is a 4 month old Yorkshire terrier that presented for gagging and foaming at the mouth. Her owner stated that she had aggressively taken a treat away from the housemate 30-40 minutes prior to the symptoms starting. “Kiara” has no other medical conditions and is current on all vaccinations.