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Lilly
Lilly joined Neumeister Animal Hospital as a veterinary assistant in March 2023. She grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, and spent her high school years in southern Wisconsin. She began working with horses at a young age, and her love for all animals continued to develop, leading her to the veterinary field. She is currently studying […]
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Jimee
Jimee joined our team in 2022 and was born and raised in Dubuque. She has always been fascinated by the psychology and behavior of animals. She enrolled at the University of Iowa in 2018. When Jimee was seven years old, she first picked up the piano. She still enjoys playing the piano and spending time […]
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Alea
Alea was born and raised in Dubuque. She joined the Neumeister Animal Hospital team in 2019. Alea and her husband Kyle have a pitbull named Keico since 2017. In her free time, she loves spending time with her family and friends and being outdoors for activities like fishing, grilling, and camping.
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Jodi
Jodi has been a veterinary assistant at Neumeister Animal Hospital since September of 2007. She grew up on a dairy farm and now farms on her own. She has Jersey cows and a flock of 50 sheep. Jodi shows cattle at the County Fair every year and loves to spend time with her husband and […]
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Peggy
Peggy has been a Veterinary Technician at Neumeister Animal Hospital since 2002 and enjoys the animals, clients and her work only second to spending time with her family. She currently has 3 cats and 1 dog and spends most of her free time with her kids and family and enjoying the time spent at their […]
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Dr. Mary Lynn Neumeister
The photo shows Dr. Neumeister with her horse “Little Bay”. During the first 11 years of his life, he lived in a 3-sided shed in an open field. He was provided with water and food, but otherwise unattended. After 2 years in Dr. Neumeister’s possession, he started working at training level in dressage.
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John Doe
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Jack White
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What diseases can ticks transmit to cats?
Dr. Neumeister recommends that cat owners routinely brush their cat’s coats and search for signs of ticks or fleas. Cats are usually meticulous groomers, therefor it is rare to see more than one or two ticks on a cat. If you do find an attached tick you can remove it with forceps or tweezers, by […]
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Heartworm Disease
Heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal condition that affects dogs. It is caused by a parasitic worm that is transmitted through the bite of an infected mosquito. Heartworms can live for up to seven years in a dog’s body, and they can cause a variety of health problems, including: Coughing Fatigue Weight […]
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Gallbladder
The gallbladder is a small organ where bile is stored before it is released into the small intestine. Dogs (and all other Vertebrates) can live without a gallbladder. The surgical removal of the gallbladder is called a cholecystectomy. Gallbladder Mucocele Gallbladder mucocele is a condition in dogs due to the accumulation of mucus in the […]
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Sarcoptic Mange
For this case, Dr. Neumeister was presented with a one-year-old Miniature Poodle who was extremely itchy. Dr. Neumeister noticed some crusted skin around the ear and took some scrapings to view under the microscope. Several Sarcoptes Scabiei parasites were found. These parasites cause Sarcoptic Mange. Typical symptoms of Sarcoptic Mange include hair loss, bald spots, […]
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High Blood pressure in Cats (Systemic Hypertension)
One of our clients came in with her cat after she observed him breathing faster than normal. This particular patient is currently being treated for renal failure, but had not shown any increased respiratory rates yet. Cats in renal failure often have high blood pressure, which if left too high for too long, can lead […]
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Splenic Hematoma
Warning: This article includes descriptions and images of a surgical procedure for mass removal. A 10-year-old neutered male Australian Shepherd mix was presented for a second opinion after being diagnosed with a possible Hemangiosarcoma. Hemangiosarcoma is a fast-growing, highly invasive variety of cancer that arises from the blood vessels. If this were […]
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Sebaceous Cyst
As a rule: if you discover any kind of growth on your pet we urgently recommend you have it checked out by Dr. Neumeister. During the exam, Dr. Neumeister will check the entire body of your pet to determine the location, number, and appearance of any growths. If the growth turns out to be a […]
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Poultry mites on cats
A client came in because she noticed that her cats were itching and scratching. After taking a close look at the cats’ skin a few tiny black spots were found and Dr. Neumeister took a look under the microscope to find that it was a poultry mite. The client confirmed owning chickens, and the cats must have come in contact […]
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Kidney Mass – Renal Adenocarcinoma
A happy 10-year-old neutered male Yorkie-Poodle was presented due to the owner seeing bloody urine (hematuria) in the snow. Ultrasound of the abdomen revealed a proliferative mass arising and destroying the left kidney. The right kidney was normal and renal values were normal as well (only 25% of the kidney function is necessary to maintain […]
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Panosteitis
A 6-month-old German Shepherd was presented because of limping. During the exam, Dr. Neumeister found that the dog was very uncomfortable with the extension of the left front leg and was able to extend it only 30%. No fever was present. Radiographs of the front legs were scheduled to rule out osteochondrosis, osteosarcoma (bone cancer), […]
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