On Rounds
Every Tuesday morning, our patients get a checkup. These weekly checkups are called rounds. During rounds, they are examined, given any necessary treatments, weighed, and otherwise poked and prodded to ensure their good health. Rounds are always very interesting to observe – the veterinarian on staff, Dr. Rogers Williams, always reveals some really interesting medical tidbits if you pay attention. We have a ton of experienced staff and volunteers who are always happy to share their experiences and knowledge. For me, rounds are always something of a weekly treat because of this. Here’s a photo essay of rounds on 06/25 – enjoy.
Posted by Dimitria G.
Dimitria is a Summer, 2013 Intern at the National Marine Life Center. She is a sophomore at U Mass Dartmouth majoring in Biology.
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