WARNING:
The following images are not for the faint of heart. If you have a weak stomach, I suggest not looking through this post.
These images were taken during a few procedures at a local veterinary clinic in Victoria, TX. As the doctor performed the surgeries, he discussed them in full detail so that I knew what he was doing and why. Here he shows me veins while he neuters a small dog.
The doctor sews up a wound on a large dog's leg. Before he stitched the skin of the wound back together, he cut the extra skin the create a clean scar. As he operates, he lets me know that blood is a good sign. It means the animal is still alive.
The uterus of a dog.
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