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The Invisible Epidemic: Elijah’s Story
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Gallatin Veterinary Hospital (GVH) provides cutting edge technology and professional service given with compassion, courtesy and respect. Pets are members of your family; we treat them like members of ours. Accredited by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) since 2009, GVH was the first hospital in Bozeman to earn this distinction, which is awarded to only 12% of the veterinary hospitals in the United States and Canada. AAHA evaluates over 900 of the highest quality standards available in veterinary medicine, including: anesthesia, client service, contagious disease, continuing education,
dentistry, diagnostic imaging, emergency and critical care, examination facilities, housekeeping and maintenance, human resources, laboratory, leadership, medical records, pain management, patient care, pharmacy, referral standards, safety and surgery to ensure the best care for your pet. A significant continuing commitment in providing the best possible care for you and your four-legged family members, AAHA accreditation is a huge undertaking, but at GVH we believe it makes us stronger.
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It was the worst day of my life. On September 22, 2014, a week before my son Elijah’s third birthday, he became one of the 40,000 people newly diagnosed with type 1 diabetes (T1D) each year and I knew a heartache unlike anything I could ever have imagined. There had to have been signs for months, they said. Based on his A1C, a measurement of average blood glucose (BG) over the prior 90 days, he had been struggling to manage his sugars for a while. But there were none. He wasn’t sick or weak. He hadn’t lost weight. He wasn’t behaving strangely. I brought him to a local pediatric office and insisted on a urine test for diabetes because Eli had been peeing and drinking more than normal for a few days. That was all. Other parents ask about the signs – how I knew – barely veiled expressions of fear on their faces as they hold their children a little tighter, look a little closer after I’ve described what could so easily go unnoticed. They know, if it could happen to my robust, rarely sick son; who has no family history of diabetes of either form; was breastfed until nearly two; raised on a 90+% whole foods, scratch-made vegetarian diet; with limited exposure to environmental chemicals (I removed all toxic cleaning and hygiene products when he was born); then, it could happen to anyone. (Researchers point to the aforementioned list of environmental factors as complicit in the development of T1D). I was told he had diabetes in the hallway outside the lab. As I broke down, the doctor ushered my son and
I into a room, where he sat for eight hours drinking endless bottles of water, being refused any food and bravely enduring blood draws and pokes until his body could finally purge the sugar threatening his life.
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We narrowly avoided hospitalization. We were “lucky.” We spent the next two days undergoing a thorough and exhaustive training and education session with pediatric endocrinologist Dr. Sharon Zemel and her team at Pediatric Endocrinology and Diabetes Clinic at St. Vincent Hospital in Billings, MT, the only provider of pediatric diabetes care in the state at the time of Eli’s diagnosis. There are now two. Dr. Zemel and her team were nothing short of miracle-working angels for my little family and the countless children – numbers which Zemel reports are growing at a steady and alarming rate – seeking treatment throughout the state.
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In the months since his diagnosis, Eli has weathered some ups and downs, retaining his courage and bright smile despite pains and challenges no three-year-old should have to weather. He started use of the insulin pump in May; it has been a blessing and a curse, ushering in a level of freedom impossible with multiple daily injections, but bringing with it a new set of challenges, variables and considerations that have stolen restful sleep and dry eyes from me for the foreseeable future. (Continued on page 8)
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October Films Are Brewing for Bozeman Film Society! The Bozeman Film Society (BFS) continues its 2015-2016 season in the heart of downtown Bozeman this October with three films! Bringing the best newly released indie, foreign, documentary and art house films to Bozeman since 1978, BFS is proud to continue its mission at the historic Ellen Theatre. Wednesday, October 7th at 7:30 pm, see The End of the Tour — the story of the five-day interview between Rolling Stone reporter (and novelist) David Lipsky (Jesse Eisenberg) and acclaimed novelist David Foster Wallace (Jason Segel), which took place just after the 1996 publication of Wallace's groundbreaking epic novel, Infinite Jest. As the days go on, a tenuous yet intense relationship develops between journalist and subject. The two men bob and weave around each other, sharing laughs and revealing hidden frailties — but it's never clear how truthful they are being with each other. The film is based on Lipsky's critically acclaimed memoir about this unforgettable encounter, written following Wallace's 2008 suicide. Both Segel and Eisenberg reveal great depths of emotion in their performances and the film is directed with humor and tenderness by Sundance vet James Ponsoldt from Pulitzer Prize winner Donald Margulies' insightful and heartbreaking screenplay. Rated R, The End of the Tour runs 105 minutes. On Saturday, October 17th, Lily Tomlin again graces Bozeman — this time on the Silver Screen in Grandma. Tomlin hits a career high point in Paul Weitz’s caustically funny and poignant family drama. Acerbic, aging poet Elle Reid (Tomlin) mourns the death of her longtime partner even as she reels from a recent breakup; yet she must table her misanthropy when her teenage granddaughter Sage (Julia Garner) turns up unexpectedly on her doorstep in need of $600 and a ride. What ensues is an urban road-trip in Elle’s vintage Dodge to visit old friends and flames, rattling skeletons and digging up secrets all over town as the unlikely duo try to rustle up the cash. Grandma is a small film with huge things to say about the meaning of family and the value of living on one's own terms. Rated R, the film begins at 7:30 pm and runs 80 minutes. Friday, October 30th – To Be Announced! Tickets are $8.75/General and $8.50/Seniors & Students (plus fees) and may be purchased via phone at 585-5885, online at www.theellentheatre.com or by visiting the Ellen's box office Wednesday through Saturday between 1 and 3 pm, or two hours before the screening. Doors open one hour before the screening with wine/beer and concessions available in the lobby. Purchase tickets online and send to your smart phone for the best seats and no lines! BFS pass holders and sponsors can reserve seats by visiting or calling the Ellen Theatre box office at 585-5885. BFS Membership passes are available in the Ellen Theatre lobby before all BFS shows and online at www.bozemanfilmsociety.org. Visit our website for detailed information on levels and benefits of a Bronze, Silver or Gold level Membership—and “Keep 'Em Flickering!”
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Emerson Center, 111 S. Grand Ave., Ste. 106, Bozeman, MT 59715 406.587.2127 • surrattmarci@gmail.com The Artists’ Gallery in the Emerson Cultural Center will feature the work of Tad Bradley and Anne Danahy during the month of October. Anne Danahy studied art and literature at the University of California, Davis. In Bozeman since 1986, her art has won awards at the Sweet Pea Festival and other juried competitions. Anne's paintings exhibit subtle intensity and drama through a deft blend of delicate nuances reminiscent of watercolor, and the bold, vibrant brush strokes unique to oil. After receiving his Master's of Architecture degree from MSU, Danahy "Mt. Moran" 16x20 (Continued on page 5) BOZEMAN EDITION
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Works Of Art, Not Just For Shade
When the long hot days of summer turn to shorter days and cooler nights, the process within the leaves begin to change. The Week after week of these long, hot summer trees are preparing for winter and cutting By Patti Albrecht, Owner of Earth’s long hot days of summer turn to ays makes us appreciate the soothing off theWhen waterthe and nutrients to the leaves. Treasures shorter days and cooler nights, the process oolness that a moment under a shade tree By shedding their leaves, trees conserve within the leaves begin to change. The ovides.Week Bozeman is a city that promotes water and energy during winter. after week of these long, hot summer trees are preparing forthe winter andBut cutting nd protects a large quantity and variety why do leaves change color? It is dueleaves. to days makes us appreciate the soothing off the water and nutrients to the wonderful shade Theseunder deciduous the changing types of pigments and to the coolness thattrees. a moment a shade tree By shedding their leaves, trees conserve provides. Bozeman is a city promotesabsence water energy during theorwinter. But ees support leaves in a variety of that shapes of and chlorophyll. Yellow orange do from leavesthe change color? It ispigment. due to nd sizes.and protects a large quantity and variety leaveswhy come Xanthophyll of wonderful shade trees. These deciduousThis pigment the changing types of pigments and to the is usually present throughout trees support leaves in a variety of shapes absence of chlorophyll. Yellow or orange here are four main functions of leaves: the summer, yet goes unnoticed because and sizes. leaves come from the Xanthophyll pigment. To produce nutrients for the tree of the predominant green chlorophyll This pigment is usually present throughout rough the process of photosynthesis. leaves. Redyet leaves mainly There are four main functions of leaves: in thethe summer, goescome unnoticed because eaves are thin to expose as much surface from the Anthocyanin pigment, which • To produce nutrients for the tree of the predominant green chlorophyll ea to sunlight Along with the is notinproduced When the throughas thepossible. process of photosynthesis. the leaves.until Red autumn. leaves come mainly hlorophyll already present, the leaf thensurfacechlorophyll is Anthocyanin gone, the other pigments Leaves are thin to expose as much from the pigment, which area to sunlight possible. with the not produced untilleaf autumn. kes in sunlight, water as and carbonAlong dioxide shineisthrough. A poplar turnsWhen brightthe chlorophyll already present, the leaf then chlorophyll is gone, the aother pigments nd converts these into yellow while maple leaf in sunlight, water and carbon dioxide shine through. A poplar leaf turns utrientstakes and oxygen. becomes a brilliant red.bright and converts these into yellow while a maple leaf To aid in the natural Many different shades can nutrients and oxygen. becomes a brilliant red. tration• andTo aid in the natural exchanging transform landscapes into Many different shades can gases. filtration Leaves draw in flaming sprays of color that and exchanging transform landscapes into rbon dioxide it is draw in transfix our sprays eyes and touch of gases.and Leaves flaming of color that rough the leaves that and it is our heart. in atouch carbon dioxide transfixAnd our then, eyes and leaves that our heart. And then, in a xygen isthrough releasedtheback seemingly fleeting moment, oxygen is released back seemingly fleeting to the air. the trees are bare and moment, the into the air. thecolors trees are and the To produce shade and bright arebare gone except • theTo produce shade and bright colors are gone except elter for trunk and in our memories. shelter for the trunk and in our memories. ot system (and sweltering root system (and sweltering umans).humans). As keepsakes, people have As keepsakes, people have To become food for beenbeen preserving leaves byby • To become food for preserving leaves sects and animals. pressing them for for a very insects and animals. pressing them a very longlong time. Yet,Yet, hundreds time. hundreds
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This October, The Ellen Theatre presents five outstanding concerts, featuring a wide variety of styles, ranging from bluegrass to Austrian brass with some classical and gypsy jazz thrown in for good measure. Wine, beer and other refreshments, which may be brought into the theatre, will be served in the lobby one hour before each show. Tickets are available at theellentheatre.com. To make your purchase over the phone or for any other questions, please call The Ellen box office at 406-585-5885.
A Night of Ray Brown Featuring jazz superstars Larry Fuller, Jeff Hamilton and John Clayton Thursday, October 8th, 7:30 PM Admission: $19.75 If you have ever enjoyed a recording by Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, Charlie Parker, Tony Bennett, Dizzy Gillespie or Sarah Vaughn, chances are you’ve heard Ray Brown. The Ellen Theatre pays homage to this outstanding musician with a star-studded salute on Thursday, October 8th . Heralded as the most influential jazz bass player of the 20th Century, Brown is featured on over 2,000 recordings. For this tribute, The Ellen has
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brought together three stellar artists all with close ties to the famed musician: Larry Fuller, Jeff Hamilton and John Clayton. Nell Robinson & Rose of No Man’s Land Special Guest – Ramblin’ Jack Elliott Friday, October 9th, 8 PM Admission: $17; $15 for Bozeman Folklore Society members Fans of classic country, folk, and bluegrass are in for a treat as Nell Robinson and Rose of No Man’s Land takes to The Ellen Theatre stage on Friday, October 9th. As an additional bonus, the night’s guest artist will be none other than Ramblin’ Jack Elliott. The legendary Elliott is one of the remaining folk troubadours and was dubbed, “King of the Folksingers” by Bob Dylan. Austria’s Mnozil Brass The Monty Pythons on Music! Friday, October 16th, 8 PM Admission: $29.50, $14 (upper balcony and youth 17 and under) Europe’s most imaginative brass band makes a trip abroad to The Ellen Theatre on Friday, October 16th. Meet Mnozil Brass, a band of seven offbeat players who are celebrating 20 years of harmonious panache and pranks. Need a good laugh? These gents deliver in spades, selling out houses from Australia to Israel and Canada to Japan, performing over 130 concerts per year. That’s a lot of funny. For a convincing video, simply Youtube Mnozil Brass. The New York Times says, "Mnozil Brass incorporates wit within their music worthy of Monty Python, charming audiences of all ages." Rhythm Future Quartet Gypsy Jazz at its Best Saturday, October 24th, 8 PM Admission: $17, $15 for Bozeman Folklore Society members
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202 South Willson Avenue • Mon. - Sat. 10am to 5:30pm 406.522.9087 • www.cmbozeman.org Fall Lineup at the Children’s Museum of Bozeman Fall has arrived, and we have a lot to look forward to here at the Children’s Museum of Bozeman (CMB)! Have you seen our Fall Programs Calendar for the STEAMlab? Since opening in January, the lab has welcomed over 350 kids aged 8 and up to take part in handson programs in electronics, programming and 3-D printing. We are currently enrolling for PIR Day Programs, Open Lab Hours for teens, Girls Coding Club and STEAM & Suds for adults who want to learn more about the STEAMlab experience. Find the calendar on our website, register online, and join the hundreds of people who are taking advantage of CMB’s enriching high-tech maker space. Next on our calendar is the 2nd annual Spaghetti Supper & Family Trivia Night, which will be held on October 10th, from 5 to 8 pm at the Lindley Center. Tickets are $25 for adults and $15 for children. Look forward to a delicious spaghetti dinner, a fun show by Silly Moose Improv Troupe, a trivia contest with prizes, and an ice cream bar! We will begin selling tickets for our Golden Ticket Raffle during the dinner. Hope to see you there! The Golden Ticket Raffle is back after great success in previous years. We only sell one hundred tickets, so be sure to get yours early. Each ticket is just $100, and there will be ten tickets drawn to win one of ten sought-after prizes. The first winner will get to pick from all ten prizes, the second winner from the nine remaining prizes, and so on. Expect vouchers for romantic getaways, family adventures, fine dining, and more! We will hold the drawing and announce the winners during the December 11th Free Friday Night, between 5 and 8 pm. Don’t miss out! We are excited to introduce a new exhibit arriving at the end of this month: Nano! Nano is an interactive exhibition that engages family audiences in nanoscale science, engineering and technology. Hands-on exhibits present the basics of nanoscience and engineering, introduce some real world applications, and explore the societal and ethical implications of this new technology. Build a giant carbon nanotube, experiment with static electricity and gravity, and explore magnetic materials like magnetite sand and iron powder. With so much happening here at CMB, we are reaching a larger group of people than ever before. It’s a great time to support CMB and we hope to see you at the museum soon! Visit www.cmbozeman.org or call CMB at 406-522-9087 to register for programs, purchase tickets and gather more info.
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626 East Main • Monday - Thurs. 10am to 8pm Fri. - Sat. 10am to 5pm • Sunday 1pm - 5pm • (406) 582-2420
october/november Events Yoga for All Tuesdays, 11 – 11:45 AM and 12 – 12:45 PM Join MacKenzie Brosious from Mountain Yoga at 11 AM or Jen DuCharme from Flow Outside at 12 PM for this restorative practice.
Thanks to our partners Humanities Montana, First Security Bank, Magpie Guesthouse, SCBWI, and MSU Education Department, this one-day festival is free and open to the public! For info about the festival and contest entries, see www.childrensfestivalofthebook.wordpress.com. Weekly Children’s Programs:
Wonderlust Friday Forum Friday, October 9th, 12 – 1:30 PM Large Community Room Randy Carpenter with Future West, a non-profit that helps communities identify and achieve their desired future, will be talking about growth in the Gallatin Valley. Carpenter’s work includes coordinating the Gallatin Ahead initiative, which fosters cooperation among Valley communities for future planning. He s will discuss this initiative and what we need to do to maintain our quality of life here even as we grow. Friday Forum is a monthly speaker series sponsored by an Wonderlust, a non-profit organization dedicated to life-long learning, and hosted by the Bozeman Library Foundation. For more information, please call Paula at 582-2426. h 8th Annual Children’s Festival of the Book Saturday, November 7th n What do digging holes and knitting sweaters have in common? Not much e you may think, but both are the activities of choice in the witty, wonderful, ge and magical children’s books written by Mac Barnett and illustrated by Jon Klassen. With the help of a faithful dog and box of yarn, Mac and Jon weave two delightful tales of ingenuity, determination, and imagination in their collaborative books Sam & Dave Dig a Hole and Extra Yarn.
Monday LEGO Club, 3:45 – 5 PM, Large Community Room – For school age kids who love to build; LEGOs are provided.
The creative team of Jon and Mac from Candlewick Press will be the featured speakers at the Bozeman Public Library’s 8th annual Children’s Festival of the n, Book on Saturday, November 7, 2015. This talented duo’s books will surely of become favorites of kids and adults, alike. rb e. Also joining in the book festival shenanigans will be local author, actor, o, playwright, and teacher Kent Davis, whose first book hit the shelves just last g month. A Riddle in Ruby is an ambitious tale of trickery, cunning, thievery, and camaraderie, with a bit of steampunk thrown in for good measure.
Thursday Books & Babies, 10 AM & 1 PM, Large Community Room – Rhymes, singing, and relaxed play time for infants 0-2 with parent or caregiver.
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Game On, 3:45 – 5 PM, Conference Room – Board games, BINGO tournaments, games of fun and skill for school-age kids and families; all games provided. Friday Read, Sing, Play Preschool Storytime, 10:15 and 11:15 AM, Children’s Room – A ½ hour of stories for ages 3-6 followed by hands-on activities for parents and kids. Pokemon Club, 4:30 PM, Small Conference Room – Games and activities for Pokemon fans of all levels. Saturday Books & Babies, 10 AM, Children’s Room – Rhymes, singing, and relaxed play time for infants 0-2 with parent or caregiver. Saturday Stories, 11 AM every other Saturday – Favorite read-aloud stories and crafts for all ages; Call 582-2404 for dates and themes. Other Activities: Family STEAM Night, 6:30 – 8PM, Large Community Room – Meets once a month for school-age kids and parent(s) to explore hands-on science, technology, engineering, art and math activities (Tuesdays, October 20th, November 17th, December 15th) Kids’ Book Club, 4 PM, Student Corner – Meets once a month for readers ages 8-11 to talk about the selected book chosen by the members (Thursdays, October 29th and November 19th). Call 582-2404 for selected titles. Artists Gallery
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Tad Bradley has been practicing, teaching and exploring materials as artistic and architectural expressions. He explores architectural compositions within his work, currently focusing on kiln-formed glass. Ideas of transparency, structure and relationships of relativity easily scale from art to architecture. He is compelled to create using an abstract visual language, allowing the greatest breadth of Bradley "Not Like the Others" interpretation by those who view the work. Tad is continually seeking to more fully understand materials, fabrication, composition, interpretation and himself through his work. Come see the artwork, meet its makers and share a glass of wine at the Featured Artist Reception in The Artists’ Gallery on Friday, October 9th, from 5 to 8 pm.
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The kicker? Eli is still in the honeymoon period, a span of time for the newly diagnosed ranging from weeks to a couple of years during which the pancreas continues to fight an unwinnable fight, battling against hope and the autoimmune attack that initiated the disease to produce insulin, however little and for however long, before dying. Once his pancreas fully gives out, management of his BG becomes exponentially more difficult and the disease reveals itself in all of its unpredictable, deadly glory.
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If you haven’t seen ‘em, Broad Comedy is Bozeman’s loveable and provocative women’s musical satire and sketch comedy show. Co-writers/co-directors Katie Goodman and Soren Kisiel and a posse of hilarious, smart and lefty actresses willing to push the edge of the envelope, will bring you a show to ease the Presidential Primary down blues and revive the satirical spirit. Spoofs about The Real Housewives of Bozeman, politics, women’s issues and shenanigans (rated R of course), will have you rolling in the aisles. But it’s all under wraps for now, as the writing is still under way. Tickets are on sale now at www.broadcomedy.com and Cactus Records. 18 and over only. Go to www.broadcomedy.com and check out the videos and reviews. This is one of Bozeman's greatest assets! And men, don’t let your women go without you! We have hundreds of male fans that come every time. For more information, call 406-522-7623 or visit www.broadcomedy.com.
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THE BROADS ARE BACK with an ALL NEW SHOW! Featuring Bozeman favorites Maggie Garver, Katie Goodman, Missy O'Malley, Erin Roberg and Cara Wilder, the show features a full line-up of brand spankin' new sketches and songs guaranteed to leave your laugh-muscles hurting and your mother-in-law embarrassed!
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Heart of the valley animal shelter IF YOUR DOG COULD SPEAK RAVES & REVIEWS FROM OUR FURRY FRIENDS
Current Nutrition: Fromm Gold Senior Previous Nutrition: Kirkland Lamb and Rice
Current Supplements: Joint Mobility by Wholistic Pet Previous Supplements: none
I’ve had digestive problems my whole life. I used to vomit and have “accidents” often … this DEE-O-GEE CHANGED made my people sad and angry :( I was also YOUR LIFE? overweight despite leading an active life. This led to me tearing up my knee and the doctor said I needed to get my weight under control. So, my people talked with the people at Dee-O-Gee and they recommended a new food and supplements. I thought this new fancy food was going to be more expensive and I’d get less treats, but that was not the case! The new food has ZERO filler ingredients so I actually eat less of it and feel full … and, I haven’t had an “accident” in a long time! The supplements make my joints feel amazing! HAS
I recommend Dee-O-Gee to any dog with people that care about them. They only RECOMMEND sell quality products and truly believe DEE-O-GEE? in them. They have a vast knowledge of their products and truly want every dog (or, human) to enjoy the experience in their stores. The owners and staff are extremely friendly and helpful.
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Take a Walk through the Heart to Heart Park
Make a point to break away from your busy day to visit a tranquil space. You’re invited to Heart to Heart Park, the community’s only place specifically designed to celebrate the bond between pets and people. Summer is the very best time to walk through the streamside park, which commemorates cherished animals while also supporting the mission of the shelter. When donors buy memorial plaques, benches, trees or art for the park, the shelter will also gain operational funds. Farsighted donors, including Bert and Sharon Hopeman and Dr. Rob Myers, envisioned this space many years ago. Now their dreams are being realized, and people are visiting, walking dogs and enjoying the water at the stream and fountain. Children taking part in our Pet Pal’s summer day camp spent time under the shade pavilion and enjoyed lunch and activities in the park. We’re proud to say that Heart to Heart Park was featured in an article in Zone 4 magazine, a publication for Rocky Mountain gardeners. In that article, Micheline Halpin of Greenspace Landscaping tells how designer Jada Krusniak helped create the park and raise funds for its plantings and structures. Tragically, Jada and her dog Rosie were killed in a car accident last October, and Jada never got to see the park finished. But in her honor, Greenspace and Jada’s family have made the park an even more beautiful place by planting trees, and installing benches and plaques to ensure that Jada’s memory will live forever at our park. You are invited to come and see the park, and learn about how you can honor a special person or pet. To schedule your visit, please write to kathryn@ heartofthevalleyshelter.org or call (406) 388-9399 x221.
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Gallatin Veterinary Hospital became the first clinic in the state to have a NewTom Cone Beam CT Scanner.
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The new CT Scanner was installed on March 17th and was already up and taking scans the following day. This new technology will greatly advance the level of medicine practiced at Gallatin Veterinary Hospital and help diagnosis, stage, and plan treatment for a wide variety of cases ranging from identifying musculoskeletal ailments, to planning surgery, to mapping tumors. We not only hope to help our wonderful patients, but also offer referral scans for veterinarians and their clients across the region.
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services Antech for outside special pricing from pricing. on testing with great – Our care is based allows for advanced • Advanced anesthesia and consultation with, a from, Every pet recommendations Anesthesiologist. We Care cares for our clients and patients, but board certified Veterinary has a dedicated anesthetist the last year, GVH not only state and world. In that undergoes anesthesia sure anesthesia runs to help also the community, to make with K-9 Cares Montana care whose sole job is pet is safe. we have teamed up wellness pledging lifelong smoothly and your a wounded warrior, happy to be the anesthesia team. We are also – Uniquely designed event where for this incredible • Recovery facilities that help provide the 2015 K9-9K, an the National warming kennels as top paw sponsor of recovery area and such worthy causes recovery after anesthesia. on the proceeds go to a smoother, gentler which is working Surgical Service (MVSS) care) for K-9 Care Canine Cancer Foundation, Montana Veterinary oncology (cancer most skilled and experienced our four-legged friends; • Oncology – Experienced ending cancer in MVSS is Montana’s referral service. Dr. Mark service dogs to wounded to chemotherapy. pets, from surgery trained Montana, which providesspecial needs; and Run Dog small animal surgery to small animal residency with prophylactic cleanings veterans and those advocating for additional Albrecht is the only He is one of the first 50 • Dental care – From dental care is provided by Run, an organization surgeon in Montana. to be trained by Dr. Slocum to facilities for Bozeman advanced care, GVH and technicians. Doctors (TPLO) and off-leash recreation surgeons in the world Fell highly trained doctors Leveling Osteotomies Hann and Madelynn area dog owners. do Tibial Plateau TPLO surgeries. Kari Swenson, Sarah Montana to offer in advanced extractions of the the first person in for the Canine have completed training dental technicians have was a beta test site adjunct faculty member Teaching our Dr. Albrecht is an In addition, GVH (CUE) – a Elbow Procedure and restoratives and dental training to ensure that University Veterinary is one of The Washington State Unicompartmental for elbow dysplasia. Veterinary Hospital been through special comprehensive dental care to directly and show this Hospital and Gallatin revolutionary treatment Dr. Tony are in publication your pet has the best in Montana approved We also elbow Veterinary Dentist the only facilities results of that testing help patients with of veterinarians. possible. Board certified Pet Dental, sees clients at preformed train the next generation and veterinary technician procedure to significantly Albrecht has now Woodward, of Montana host student veterinarians arthritis. In fact, Dr. of his own Labradors. Dr. the country. GVH as well. two Arthroscopy students from across this procedure on provides of the Veterinary –Jen Hill, CCRP, Albrecht is a member or VA3, making than $20,000 • Rehabilitation servicesincluding laser therapy, more society, donates On a In addition, GVH Arthrology Advancementleader in veterinary rehabilitation services, e-stim and customized that can’t help themselves. world for children annually to help pets him a recognized course of therapeutic ultrasound, helping build schools Sometimes, the best global scale, we are have also donated services to arthroscopy. at-home exercises. GVH staff, in conjunction with We around the world. action is not surgery. an individualized plan that up pet the following shelters: Hospital One size Jen Hill, can work general and advanced (Bozeman), hobbles and exercises. hours. • Heart of the Valley GHV provides complete might include special comes to the your pet’s care. extended and Saturday Shelter (Livingston), it • Stafford Animal care, including during doesn’t fit all when Society (Helena), is using Humane CVA, Clark dental & DVM, • Lewis Sara Hann, (X-rays) and digital to treat • Acupuncture – Dr. level of • Digital radiography • Chelsea Bailey Butte, complimentary care injury, technology and our treat your Shelter (Butte), nerve acupuncture to provide radiography – This and • Silverbow Animal (Butte), postoperative pain, to better diagnose arthritis, lameness, lick granulomas, easy consults expertise allow us and • Albert’s Angel Fund pain, GI problems, images facilitate fast, Society (Hamilton), back and muscle loved ones. Digital • Bitterroot Humane wellness. specialists. Montana (Missoula). allergies and general by board certified • Bassett Rescue of is our go– Dr. Madelynn Fell or our • Laparoscopic surgery laparoscopic about GVH services minimally invasive For more information please give us a call at of only have heard to veterinarian for –Dr. Brit Culver, one spays. Many clients humanitarian projects,at 1635 Reeves Rd. E. or • Diagnostic ultrasound Animal Internists practicing procedures, includingprocedures, but don’t realize us Small 406.587.4458, visit gallatinvethospital.com. service. two board certified of these laparoscopic hospital in the Gallatin Valley at monthly to offer this check us out online in Montana, visits procedures, that GVH is the only With laparoscopic service your pet. services – On-site to offer this service. and less painful for • On-site laboratory for critical care patients and the incisions are smaller performs more advanced provide for fast results Dr. Albrecht additionally such as gastropexies. laparoscopic procedures,
radiation and is completed less time our patients to less time, which means in a fraction of the of our scans can be read by a All under anesthesia. in computer tomography hours. radiologist that specializes available within 24 and results are usually less anesthesia quicker scans and More information, is a win for our patients.
cutting Hospital (GVH) provides Gallatin Veterinary professional service given with edge technology and and respect. Pets are members compassion, courtesy them like members of ours. treat of your family; we
and imaging, emergency dentistry, diagnostic facilities, housekeeping critical care, examination resources, laboratory, human and maintenance, records, pain management, safety leadership, medical referral standards, patient care, pharmacy,the best care for your pet. A and surgery to ensure commitment in providing significant continuingfor you and your four-legged is a huge the best possible care AAHA accreditation makes family members, it at GVH we believe undertaking, but
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