Glad Doc is back. He always made us feel like family when we started going to him less than 20 years ago. Such a wonderfully caring man! I hope aye continues to get better and would love to see him again when he is up for visitors!

Good to hear! God bless him for all his years of service!

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Doc: glad to hear you are back at home in MS. Rest up and recuperate, but you need to get over to Casey's as soon as you can. I hear the 'boys' have gone off track in your absence (wild ideas, rampant rumors, and illogical arguments). . .you need to get over there and straighten them out before things really get out of hand. . .:<{)

Here’s to many great days ahead!

This is GREAT NEWS!!! I dont know if there is a Vet nearly as good as you Doctor Dill!!! We ALL as a family have greatly appreciated your knowledge, patients and quick thinking that you have towards our animals. We are so glad you are back home... GOD BLESS YOU and YOUR FAMILY.. Keep up the good Doc Dill and of course continued prayers for you..

I am SO HAPPY you are home once again Dr.Dill!! I want to take this time to Thank You for ALL your caring of SHELBY!! NO ONE will ever replace you as your kindness and interest for both of us never went unnoticed!! Going to miss our visits and hugs💙 Take care now of yourself and PRAYERS will continue for a healthy and happy retired life!! I’ll stop by sometime to say HI 💙 LOVE YOU ALWAYS!! ❤️ A FRIEND MARILYN💕

Weirdest sorry to hear of your health issues. glad that you are getting back on your feet and getting stronger. We will all be sad that you are no longer our vet. But you have definitely earned your retirement. Sit back drink that coffee and enjoy the stories. Thanks for all that you have done for this community

Back in the 1980's I was living in Wapello and owned a big black cat. I woke up one morning and discovered that he seemed to have something wrong with his front leg - so off to Doc Dill we went. By the time Doc had poked and prodded my cat, that beast was all teeth and claws. The diagnosis: the cat had likely gotten into a little spat with another critter and had pulled a muscle? I was assured that a little shot would help him rest and heal. Unfortunately, the cat was in no mood for a shot at this point. Doc made several attempts, then suggested that if I waited in the hallway, things might go better. Out in the hallway I head lots of clattering and howling from the cat. Out came doc, who got some sort of bird cage and explained the plan was to lower the cage over the cat to captivate him a bit. More clattering and howling.....out came Doc again, who reached into a closet and pulled out a device I had seen used to capture pigs by the snout. A kindly smile and reassuring "We've almost got this!" More clattering and howling...and then silence. When I went back into the room, the cat was out cold. Doc assured me he was fine, but might sleep for several hours. And that he did. But he woke up a day later and wasn't limping, so all was well!!

I also recall Doc as a regular blood donor at some many community blood drives -- saving lives both critter and human!

Doc, so glad you are back home and doing so well!!!

Awesome, Going over to see him today.
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