Dr. Melissa Magnuson, The Conscious Vet

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09/23/2025

UPDATE: We saw this tiny chick a short time ago for a wound on her head.
Don’t underestimate the power of healing. Lucky (not so lucky) was caught in a gate and had the skin completely removed from her head. With lots of TLC and medical care, she’s almost healed. Send more healing vibes to Lucky for a full recovery!

Tiny cast. Big comeback.Broken legs in chickens? More common than you’d think.We stabilized the fracture, managed her pa...
09/17/2025

Tiny cast. Big comeback.
Broken legs in chickens? More common than you’d think.
We stabilized the fracture, managed her pain, and prescribed strict rest. Now she’s healing like a champ—with help from crate rest, clean bandages, a balanced diet, and lots of TLC.
Ever cared for an injured chicken? Share your tips or tag your flock friends below!

Who are you in your dreams?At the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA, this wall stopped me in my tracks. Visitors were as...
09/15/2025

Who are you in your dreams?
At the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA, this wall stopped me in my tracks. Visitors were asked to write who they are in their dreams — and so many responses involved pets and animals. Vets dream of animals. Kids dream of animals.
Artists, rescuers, caretakers.
If you drew this or feel the same, I’d love to hear it - Who are you in your dreams?

09/11/2025

Mel Robbins' “Just Let Them” idea is about allowing people to show you who they are. Funny enough, animals get this too.
When they’re hurt, scared, or vulnerable—and they let you help—that trust is powerful. BBC the rooster came in with a wound, and he calmly let our team clean and care for him. It’s an honor to be trusted like that. Does your pet allow you to help them when they’re hurt?

09/08/2025

They don’t speak with words—but they always tell us how they feel.
This tiny bearded dragon placed his hand on my technician’s, like he was reaching out for reassurance. Moments like this remind us what veterinary care really is: connection, trust, and quiet courage—even from the smallest patients. Whether they come in with fur, feathers, or scales… we’re here to hold their hand.

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