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This site was designed and coded by Jeremy P. Lemieux, son of Drs. Lemieux, who majored in Computer Science at the University of Massachusetts.

Much of the artwork was drawn by Maureen Fahey, a long-time friend and Berkshire Veterinary Hospital client.

Many of the photos were taken by Drs. Lemieux and King, as well as Rosie Lemieux Prevost, Dr. Lemieux's sister, a professional photographer living in Northern Vermont.

This site has been divided into five major sections, although each of these in turn may be interlinked with another where appropriate. These sections, which you should also see listed in the left frame, are:

• Welcome
  This section contains information about Berkshire Veterinary Hospital. By traveling through the hyperlinks on either side of our sign, you will learn about our hospital and our long term committment to compassionate and leading edge veterinary care.

  Our Staff

  Our hospital's success is due to the combined efforts of many people. We are fortunate to have many long term doctors and paraprofessionals. Meet the people that make it happen at BVH. We are very proud of them.

  Cases

  This section features some of our interesting cases and patients.

  Information

  This section contains information written or reviewed by BVH staff. We will add to these topics and update them as new information becomes available.

  Links

  This area contains links to sites that we have found to be very informative and enjoyable.

A resolution of at least 1024x768 with 16-bit color depth is optimal for the viewing of this site. However, 800x600 should be functional, if not quite as nice to look at. Resolution lower than 800x600 is not recommended, and may cause oddities in the layout of the site. As well, less than 16-bit color may cause problems with viewing of certain images.

The site should be backwards-compatible with most older browsers that at least support frames. However, if you are using a browser older than Internet Explorer 3.0 or Netscape Navigator 2.0, you may be missing a few of the nicer features we've included. Internet Explorer 4.0's implementation of Javascript is not quite complete. Netscape Navigator 4.0's, however, is quite complete, and therefore is the recommended browser for this site.

If you're intent on using Internet Explorer and have not upgraded to 4.0, we suggest upgrading, as not only is the Javascript updated, the browser interface itself is more user-friendly.