Guitars at the Vet: Dr. Noah puts his own riff on pet medicine
-
1:28
Opening weekend is here for Slinger Speedway
-
2:11
Meet CBS 58’s Pet of the Week: Kenobi
-
3:52
Life Time schedules charity cycle event to benefit Children’s...
-
5:23
CBS 58’s Feel Good Fridays: Earth Day, family skating and more
-
2:08
Windy Friday then a chance for frost this weekend
-
2:27
Record shops
-
1:34
Admirals win Central Division, prep for playoffs
-
2:50
’You love me not!’ Program aims to inspire inmates through...
-
1:16
Vigil held for Tomitka Stewart, mother of 10 and homicide victim
-
2:38
Sade Robinson’s car leaving Maxwell Anderson’s house the...
-
1:44
Marquette hires Cara Consuegra as women’s basketball coach
There is a vet clinic in Shorewood, north of Milwaukee that is unlike any other.
Dr. Noah Arnold takes good care of his patients, of course, and then the guitar comes out.
"Do you guys want to hear a song?" Dr. Noah asks his patients and their owners.
"I'll often play a song for these guys to just help them get relaxed," said Dr. Noah. "It helps me get relaxed."
He spent years working in typical clinics but he's not your typical vet.
When we visited Dr. Noah's Ark Veterinary Clinic, he was preparing three dogs and a cat for a full day of teeth cleanings and surgeries. His assistants did the shots, he set the mood.
"These were things I never could do working at a corporate practice," he said, "but I find sitting on the floor playing music for these animals really mellows them out."
He says he's jumped from 200 to 2,000 patients in a year with more every day.
"I think it's really refreshing for people," said Janet Arnold, Dr. Noah's mom and office manager. "I think they sense the fact that he's genuine, that this isn't just a show."
"I had this dream and here it is," said Dr. Noah.
CBS 58 morning anchor Mike Curkov has much more with Dr. Noah this weekend on CBS 58 Sunday Morning beginning at 7 AM.