Showing posts with label exotic animal health care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exotic animal health care. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Match the animal baby to its parent!
And.....can you identify this animal and her baby?  Answer to follow tomorrow!

Photo credit: 
Tapir And Baby by Vera Kratochvil



Monday, April 30, 2012

Poetry for Cedar Pet!


Stillwater poet Ann Bushnell offered a commissioned poem this winter as a fundraiser for her church, and we signed up.  She made several visits to the clinic, visited with Dr. Baillie, and here are the results.  We enjoyed it, and hope you do, too.  (We like reading it out loud!)
Poetry for Cedar Pet Clinic Lake Elmo
by Stillwater poet, Ann Bushnell

CEDAR PET CLINIC LAKE ELMO

Doctors Baillie, Ulfeng, Plantz
are here to offer a fighting chance
for those with feathers, fur or hide.
Sick or hurt, they're brought inside
so their lives can be enhanced.  

The entire staff helps everyone,
owners, patients, all who come.
On the counter sits big Kitty Moe
who watches the ever-changing show
and he may let you pet him some.

They'll treat a parrot or your pet rat,
a beagle, a basset, a calico cat,
lizards, chickens, chinchillas, too.
I bet they'd take a kangaroo
if it should come to that.  

Clinic's in Lake Elmo, a country town,
but people come from miles around,
bring Buddy and Max, Bailey and Beulah,
Fifi and Daisy, Amelia, Tallulah,
some striped or spotted, brindled or brown.

It's not just patients that come through
to visit the Clinic, it's Girl Scouts, too,
and each first grade class across the street
is shown around. They think it's neat, and
draw animal pictures to say, 'thank you.'

Doctors and staff have been together 
for so many years, they have the measure
of each other.  They know their need is
for owners and patients to succeed;
these efforts give them pleasure.

Essential to the clinic is Peg, Doc's wife,
who designs the website,, cheers his life,
reads telephone holds, writes the blog,
appreciates every cat and dog,
and knows they are treated right.

This clinic has been Doc Baillie's dream
for forty years and now it seems
at last it has been realized.
Lake Elmo knows it has a prize --
The Cedar Pet Clinic and its team.   


Saturday, April 30, 2011

Amazing youtube video on Dr. Baillie and the Wildcats

We thank The Wildcat Sanctuary for making and posting a youtube video about our work caring for their rescued cats. We are the doctors for the lions, tigers, cougars, bobcats, and many other cats who have found a forever home at the Sanctuary; Dr. Baillie is the volunteer Medical Director, and time, goods, and services are donated by the clinic, by Dr. Plantz, and by our staff.

"These creatures, many of them, have had hard lives and have now landed in a safe and caring place. We care about keeping them healthy...all of them," said Dr. Baillie.




 And follow this blog for an upcoming behind-the-scenes story as Dr. Baillie visits the sanctuary in May for veterinary work on the big cats.