Veterinary Stories Novels & Stories

"He's okay. Running about. There's a new illness affecting the pups. He's checking it out in the pack" "Okay," I glanced through the books on her desk while she waited. I didn't know much about medicine and all but their books were quite similar to ours. Like a mix of veterinary and normal human anatomy treatments. The book mostly focused on severe injuries that wolves may have because their bait already healed at a fast rate. "I don't think Alfio is coming anytime soon," I said to Vivianna. She looked at the time on the table clock and back at the door. "He says he'll be here an hour ago"

Sometimes, she wondered that herself. Brady had an honest face though, and it made him easy to talk to. She found herself telling him the shortened version of the truth before she had given it as much thought as she normally did. “I grew up thinking being a vet would be a lot of fun, that I’d get to spend my days with dogs and cats, helping them to feel better. Once I started veterinarian school, I realized that it wasn’t at all what I thought it would be.”

Luke again? “I was boring in Paris. I went to New York and worked there as a doctor for a month but then I thought that Vancouver is a better option because you are here too. ” She said but looking at Max she said. "But I didn't know that here I would find a soap opera." And she immediately pursed her lips. "You are a doctor?" Max asks with interest. “For dogs and cats” Vivi said very proud. "I am a veterinarian. I can treat you if you get sick. Mr. Wolfy! ” she said making Meredith laugh but Max points his finger at her.

I do like dogs and think all animals are adorable, but I left out the part that I used to live in a place where wild animals were literally hunted and eaten for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Still, though, I feel like my connection with dogs is because of my… other half. Not that I’ve felt it in awhile. Ever since I left, or well, was banned from my own Pack, it has started to fade. Sometimes I think she might never come again. My wolf, that is. But I never know so I always have to be careful. Lane takes me on a tour of the place which is two stories of everything you needed in a veterinary hospital. I met the other staff that were just leaving from the night shift, but most importantly, all