Charla Dawson
I work as a veterinary nurse in a busy veterinary hospital in Wichita, KS. I love my job but it can be difficult when the abuse cases come in. It is also difficult to treat patients that can't tell you where it hurts. My work is usually very rewarding. I love most of my patients and it makes me feel good that I've played a part in their health.
I take continuing education courses yearly to further my knowledge of veterinary nursing. I always enjoy these courses and look forward to them. We also get to learn about new products and sometimes get freebies which is way cool. I've finally accepted the fact that I'm a big nerd - I love school and books and learning new things.
My husband, Brenden, and I have been married for 9 years. We have a dog and two cats.
Latest Articles
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Helping Feral Cats
What can be done about feral cat populations? Do Trap-Neuter-Release (TNR) programs work?
May 19, 2008
- Charla Dawson
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Cat Declaw Recovery
How to take care of a cat after it has been declawed. Cats may need a little extra TLC after the declaw surgery.
May 9, 2008
- Charla Dawson
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Cat Declaw Procedure
Detailed outline of how a veterinarian declaws a cat.
May 3, 2008
- Charla Dawson
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Alternatives To Declawing Your Cat
Removing the cat's claws does not have to be the solution to clawed carpets and furnishings.
May 2, 2008
- Charla Dawson
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The Declaw Debate
Consider both sides of the debate before making the decision to declaw your cat.
May 2, 2008
- Charla Dawson
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Laser Surgery For Pets
Laser surgery can provide many advantages to your pets surgery including less bleeding and less pain and less swelling.
Apr 22, 2008
- Charla Dawson
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Choosing The Right Breed of Puppy
Choosing the right dog for you and your family is critical if the pet is going to be a member of the family.
Mar 30, 2008
- Charla Dawson
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Doggy Daycare
Daycare is a great option when you need a someone to take care of your dog or puppy. Doggy Daycare is becoming popular with busy people everywhere.
Mar 7, 2008
- Charla Dawson
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Intestinal Foreign Body Surgery
Pets that ingest non-food items sometimes require surgery to remove them from the stomach or small intestine.
Feb 28, 2008
- Charla Dawson
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Intestinal Foreign Body Dangers
Toys and other foreign objects, if swallowed, may get lodged in the stomach or intestines of dogs and cats. Many times this ends in emergency surgery for your pet.
Feb 25, 2008
- Charla Dawson
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