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Dr. Gail Mason is a board-certified small animal internal medicine specialist. She has co-owned Bath-Brunswick Veterinary Associates since 1989. In 2001, she co-founded Portland Veterinary Specialists and Hypurrcat Radioactive iodine treatment center for for hyperthyroid felines. After an extremely successful 18 years, the practice in May 2019 merged with Animal Medical Specialty & Emergency Care in Portland, Maine. It is now known as Portland Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Care. Dr. Mason is Chief Medical Officer and staff internist for PVESC, and is also a beta-site investigator for the Idexx Corporation. She is proud and fortunate to work with a dedicated team of 15 veterinary specialists & a talented support team!
Recent Column Posts (1 - 6) Additional Posts (7 - 27)
How to Choose a Trainer
By Christine D. Calder ... - Jul 01You just brought home that new puppy or maybe adopted a new dog from the shelter and you are looking for training help. How do you choose? All ...
Canine Kidney Failure: “What Now?”
By Dr. Gail Mason, DVM, ... - Apr 01The diagnosis of "kidney failure" can come as a shock to many owners. The symptoms may be very subtle and prolonged in onset. Veterinarians prefer ...
Introducing Your New Pet
By Christine D. Calder ... - Jan 04Did you bring home a puppy this holiday season? Or maybe a new kitten? How exciting! Do you already have a dog at home? With a little preparation, ...
Managing Chronic Kidney Disease in Dogs
By Dr. Gail Mason, DVM, ... - Jun 01A diagnosis of chronic kidney disease (CKD) can be heartbreaking for an owner. Many owners assume that the diagnosis of chronic kidney failure ...
ORAL TUMORS IN DOGS
By Dr. Gail Mason, DVM, ... - Feb 01Cancer of the oral cavity (mouth) is relatively common in dogs. Although some tumors of the mouth are benign, there are several malignant tumors ...
NO BONES ABOUT IT
By Gail Mason, DVM, MA, ... - Oct 01Osteosarcoma (OSA) is the most common primary bone tumor in dogs. Large and giant breed dogs have the highest risk of this malignancy. This tumor ...
