St johns mag sept 2016

SEPTEMBER 2016

ST.JOHNS MAGAZINE

ROBERT STEBLETON AMY DOVE REBECCA TRIMBLE STACIE HERNANDEZ MINDY KERR KAYTEE ESSER OCEAN ART GALLERY LOST ART GALLERY SEA SPIRITS GALLERY ART GALLERIES OF ST. AUGUSTINE CULTURAL CENTER AT PVD DEBORAH MCKINNEY

Art Issue "Fort Castillo de San Marcos"

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Robert Stebleton

Art Issue

•• Lost Art Gallery •• AGOSA •• Cultural Center at Ponte Vedra •• Deborah McKinney •• Archway Gallery

San Marcos" Acrylic on Panel 36" x 48"

September 2016 St. Johns Magazine

She was the quintessential free spirit, wise woman and

talented artist, and she was my high school art teacher, Ms. Dodge. Her classroom, with paint, charcoal, canvas, drawing paper, clay and a bank of large windows for light was the perfect place for a rebellious teen and where I spent most of my high school years. Her room had a calming effect, I remember she always had music playing and would allow students to choose the album (usually Led Zeppelin or The Grateful Dead). She offered her young artists honest yet gentle encouragement to nurture our craft. At the time, I was not aware of why I enjoyed her energy so much but looking back, I recognize she valued us and there was a mutual respect that existed. There were few restraints as in other classrooms, like asking to use the bathroom or to get up out of one’s seat. We knew what was expected of us and it was up to us to accomplish our projects within a given time and do our best. Ms. Dodge later left teaching and is now a successful artist in New York but I will forever be grateful for experiencing her style of instruction and for her acceptance of the free spirit in me.

The visual artist reflects the world through images that require freedom of self-

expression. The arts rely on those who view and appreciate art to interpret its meaning for themselves. Stunning landscapes like the cover image of the Castillo by Robert Stebleton are examples of beauty and perception that draw us in and inspire our imaginations.

•• Amy Dove •• Rebecca Trimble •• Stacie Hernandez •• Mindy Kerr •• Kaytee Esser •• Ocean Arts Gallery

"Fort Castillo de

Free Spirit

Featured Artists

This month our annual Art Issue brings us local free spirits, that is to say, the artists

and galleries that make the art scene here on the First Coast one of the most dynamic and exciting around. Whether you visit First Friday Art walk, or just take a stroll along Aviles Street

PUBLISHER Debbie Gaylord debbie@stjohnsmag.com EDITOR Darren Rosenbaum CONTACT 904-687-8538 debbie@stjohnsmag.com All rights reserved ©2012-2016 St. Johns Magazine LLC. Printed by The Hartley Press, Jacksonvil e Published monthly and distributed

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In print and on the web and distributed free of charge to consumers.

– our community is uniquely alive with art and culture.

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Publisher, St. Johns Magazine

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CONTRIBUTING WRITERS Darren Rosenbaum' Jennifer Yarbrough

Rebecca Trimble Furniture & Fine Art Photos by Mindy Kerr

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ebecca Trimble is an accomplished fine artist, furniture artist and internationally recognized art teacher who has recently opened Urban Designs, a shop in Julington Creek. The shop is a wonderland for those looking for beautiful and interesting pieces as well as unique paintings, and other wall art for their homes.

Rebecca along with other vendors whose work is available in the store use various painting techniques to re-imagine wood furniture, taking that boring old oak table and transforming it into a stylish art piece with gray legs and a refinished wooden top. There are many pieces already in the shop but Urban Designs will custom-make farm tables or reinvent pieces you have in your home.

Rebecca is also the mother of four children and the wife of a Navy Officer. “We have recently moved here from the Pacific Northwest and I have to say I am in love with Florida, but especially this area of St. John’s. I am a huge fan of the weather (yes even in August!) and the people in this area are simply lovely."

After their move, Rebecca, who has years of experience in all areas of painting and is the author of a series of art technique books and DVDs called Rebecca's Collections, continued painting furniture and murals, later deciding to open a store front to offer local customers a full spectrum of services. “We also paint kitchen and bathroom cabinets and, as a certified home stager, we offer home staging and design help”.

Rebecca uses the artist’s eye when it comes to painting furniture and says her process involves viewing a piece and then imagining how she wants to recreate it with paint. As a well-known landscape artist who teaches painting classes across the US and Canada, Rebecca says she has always been an artist, never with-

out a paint brush in her hand. Her recent passion is for Tuscan inspired landscapes with their vivid colors and beauty. She also enjoys Impressionism art for its color and movement. Her favorite piece is Edvard Munch, The Scream.

Rebecca offers painting classes at Urban Design for the experienced and novice alike.

For more information about Urban Designs and the art of Rebecca Trimble please visit the store in Julington Creek or find it on facebook.

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Born in Michigan, Stebleton’s early work reflected his Midwestern roots. In 1982, following a workshop on Monhegan Island, Robert moved to Maine. He was hired by the Maine Maritime Museum as Artist-In-Residence and for the next 19 years he studied and painted the coastline and its inhabitants. These paintings captured a rapidly disappearing world of wooden boats and the lifestyle of generations of families that had a connection to the sea.

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in several directions as she learns and plays with new approaches and

memories have involved textiles; whether

techniques. Her design background helps lead her in a cohesive direc-

it was knitting with her mother or watching

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Much of Amy’s creativity flows from the magnificent beauty of nature:

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In high school she fell in love with hand and

never-ending sources of inspiration. The power of the sea, the rustling

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Mindy Kerr Nature's Child Photography WHO ARE YOU AND WHAT DO YOU DO? I am the owner of Nature’s Child Photography, and I “catch” all those special moments you just don’t

day, or if there’s a hair out of place. Take that photograph and embrace it for who you are. You’re you, and you’re beautiful.

want to lose with the passing of time.

WHY DO YOU DO WHAT YOU DO? I’m a firm believer in memories. But, we’re human. Our minds play with us. We forget, until there’s a trigger that’s pulled. A smell, a taste, a simple photograph found in an old attic box, or hopefully, an album. Sitting on the couch with your kids, your parents, your loved ones, pouring over the images, telling stories of way back when…THAT’S why. Family connections rule.

EXPLAIN WHAT YOU DO IN 100 WORDS: I guess, in essence, I TRY to (and hopefully succeed) capture who you are, what you’re about, and the memory behind the image taken to the best of my ability. I want you to be on that couch, 40 years from now, laughing about the time Uncle Jimmy passed gas during the wedding party photo, or even tearing up about the last birthday party had for Aunt Marge. Memories matter, and I want to capture them for you.

HOW DO YOU WORK? I’m pretty goofy, and I know it. I can be serious when the moment has to happen, and I’m always professional when it boils down, but the best smiles come from real laughter…and if I have to stand on my head to get that, I will!

WHAT’S YOUR BACKGROUND? I come from a pretty artsy family. Mom and dad were hands on artists with wood, glass, fabrics, you name it, they created it. It seems like I’ve always had a camera in my hands from the day I could afford one. I took a few classes back in college (film days, so I’m totally dating myself!), and have just been on a “roll” ever since…lol, pun intended.

You’re welcome. (oh, photographer humor).

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WHAT HAS BEEN A SEMINAL EXPERIENCE? I decided to make this a business after my mom passed. I suppose the “wake up” moment (where I made a push to have others in front of the camera, AND myself) was going through my mom’s picture box…and there were barely any of her.

She never let herself be on camera. You know the drill...”when I’m less heavy”, “when I’m wearing something nice”, “when my hair is done”. Here’s a secret from someone who’s lost someone… those left behind don’t care if you’re having a “fat”

WHAT’S YOUR STRONGEST MEMORY OF YOUR CHILDHOOD? I grew up on a farm with 5 brothers and sisters, so SO MANY MEMORIES! My mom having bread rise on the wood stove, helping daddy by taking off those durn potato bugs in the garden, swimming in the creek, summers at my grandma’s farm…good stuff.

WHAT’S YOUR SCARIEST EXPERIENCE? I would say it was while I was shooting at a beautiful swampy pond. I heard an alligator hiss, so I stepped back…right onto a limb going across the path. I rolled my ankle and CRACKED MY CAMERA LENS (yes, that was worse than the ankle roll).

WHAT JOBS HAVE YOU DONE OTHER THAN BEING AN ARTIST? I taught preschool for umpteen years, directed and managed a preschool summer camp for same amount of years, and was in the Air Force as well.

HOW HAS YOUR PRACTICE CHANGED OVER TIME: Photography is an evolution as all art is. I started with shooting EVERYTHING, and well…I still shoot everything, don’t I? But I’m better than when I started. :D WHAT WORK DO YOU MOST ENJOYING DOING? I LOVE birth photography. LOVE IT. To see the emotions flying during the eons of waiting in the hospital room from mom, dad, nurses, doctors…and then the moment of birth. BEAUTIFUL, and to be there DURING a new life entering the world? Chokes me up every time. When mom gets to hold that baby the first time? When dad cuts the cord? THOSE are priceless times you NEVER want to forget.

WHAT MEMORABLE RESPONSES HAVE YOU HAD TO YOUR WORK? I watched a photo video I had made of a birth story with the parents. We all held hands, cried, and hugged it out. It was a beautiful, wonderful, real moment that I will hold FOREVER. WHAT FOOD/SONG/DRINK INSPIRE YOU? COFFEE. ALL OF THE COFFEE. WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUT YOUR WORK? Pretty much EVERYTHING. I love meeting new people, making the new friends that actually winds up happening, the locations I get to go, the events and celebrations taking place, the memories you see happening right in front of you, and knowing you get to be the one helping them remember it for the rest of their lives. Yup, I kind of have the perfect job. www.natureschildphotography.com/

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ince coming to the First Coast and settling in Jacksonville in 2011, Kaytee Esser has been

non-stop busy. Self-described as an ‘artist first’, Kaytee enjoys painting in a variety of media, be it oil, watercolor, pastel or acrylic. However, her focus in recent years has been oil portraits of ‘classic cars, motorcycles, animals, and people.’

A few years ago, Kaytee and life-long friend Linda Carter began to collaborate on a book called "Classic Car-ma". Published in 2015, and partly inspired by trips with her husband to the Turkey Rod Run held in Daytona, “Classic Car-ma” takes a nostalgic look at

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cars driven during different periods of the Twentieth Century and the ways they touched our lives. Filled with Kaytee’s paintings and Linda’s stories, "Classic Car-ma" showcases the role of the car in American society from the Roaring Twenties through the Great Depression, the Dust Bowl “Dirty Thirties”, World War II, the Baby Boom, the Fifties, and the Vietnam War. You can find all her paintings, as well "Classic Car-ma", on her website http://www.kayteeesser.com/index.html

ness to the number of homicides of our young people’. Using her ‘talent and the talents of our local artist community to raise awareness of this issue’, the hope is that this effort will help to end the cycle of violence in the area. (https://www.facebook.com/ PortraitsforHope/) Kaytee Esser is a remarkable artist. Whether she’s using art to raise community awareness, painting a beloved pet or chronicling her husband’s love for classic cars, Kaytee’s art stands out.

More recently, Kaytee became involved with Compassionate Families, a Jacksonville based non-profit that assists those in the area who’ve lost loved ones through a violent act. Believing that ‘art starts conversation and can be used as an agent of change’, Kaytee started ‘Portraits for Hope’, a traveling expose that focuses on those under 21 who’ve lost their lives due to violence in Jacksonville. Over the last year, she’s ‘brought together artists from all over Jacksonville to participate in bringing awarewww.stjohnsmag.com / August 2016

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Attic GALLERY

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am to 6 pm. The Attic at Archway is also open late

together to create a new kind of gallery. A

for North Beaches Art Walk every third Thursday

co-op and a place where you can buy directly from

from 5 to 9 pm each month. Both places will open

the artist. We are right next door to Archway Gallery

by appointment outside of the regularly posted

and Framing so if you see a print or canvas you

hours. You might catch us hanging out past closing

like, Archway can enhance it with a beautiful frame.

time or holding special events. There are places to

Linda Stewart, the director of Archway gallery is

sit, visit with each other and enjoy the space.

very supportive of local artists and we are grateful

for the space.

ceramics, painting, photography and mosaics

as well as collectibles, The Attic is a fun place to

The idea of the Attic originated with Net-

Showcasing a variety of mediums from

tie Myers and Holly E. Marlow. Working with Linda

browse or simply sit a spell.

Stewart who provided the venue, they made it hap-

pen. The Attic is a beautiful, eclectic and inviting

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gallery space for local artists to exhibit and sell their

and artists alike. We are tucked behind Poe’s in the

work. Instead of taking steep commissions, The

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basis. New work is created, sold and brought into

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Picture Framing.

A new kind of gallery co-op, it all adds

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Located at 363 Atlantic Boulevard

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Additionally, artists volunteer to hold

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Artist Deborah McKinney

earned a Master's Degree in Illustration from Syracuse University and a Bachelor of Art in Visual Communications from Florida State University.

She is one of the founding members and pastpresidents of the Jacksonville chapter of AIGA, the pro-fessional organization for design. She has written a book about artists and the environment and several children's books that include her illustrations. She was awarded the Jefferson Medal for outstanding public service and honored with a 12 Who Care award for her work with the homeless. She has won many awards for her marketing and design work. She currently teaches at the university level and runs her own design studio, McKinney Levine Studio. She enjoys photography, plein air painting, developing unique products and solving client needs. She has exhibited in various venues around Northeast Florida. Studied with C.F. Payne, Dugald Stermer, Bob Dacey, Milton Glaser, Murray Tinkelman, Bunny Carter, Brad Hamann and Marc Hanson. Deborah's work may also be found at www.McKinneyLevineStudio.com

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STACIE HERNANDEZ Palencia Fine Arts Academy

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t has been an exciting year already for Stacie Hernan-

dez, local artist and business owner of Palencia Fine Arts Academy, located in Palencia's Village Square.

Stacie

participated

in

a

group show this past January in New York City and will be showing her new works Unbound Perspectives at Agora Gallery located in New York’s Chelsea art district from August 26 – September 15. An artist’s reception will be held September 1.

Unbound Perspectives is a series of luminous and

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highly expressionistic oil paintings that are as rich in col-

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or as they are dynamic in movement and energy. Heavily

As resident artist and instructor at Palencia Fine Arts

influenced by the Modern Arts movement, Abstract Expres-

Academy, Stacie is proud of the extraordinary development

sionism, Stacie continues to experiment with new ways of

of many aspiring artists including those that have gone on

processing ideas and concepts, using innovative approach-

to further pursue their art education and talent. The Acad-

es to technique and the rendering of materials.

emy provides quality art instruction for committed students

Stacie received her Master of Fine Art degree from Pratt

of varied ages while also being an active studio space and

Art Institute in Brooklyn and met her husband Ron while liv-

gallery. Stacie uses her professional knowledge and expe-

ing in Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill neighborhood. After graduat-

rience to push her students to explore all mediums, tech-

ing, Stacie worked as co- director for the premier fine art

niques and ideas in group, semi -private and private class

preservation and restoration firm Lowy Restoration and

projects. Each year culminates with an impressive exhibi-

Conservation in the upper East Side of Manhattan. Stacie

tion of students’ best works.

and Ron moved with their two daughters Christiana and Ali-

PFAA is already looking to start the Fall session and its 5th

cia to Bergen County New Jersey where Stacie opened The

year of promoting fine art in St. John’s county and beyond.

School for the Visual Arts, providing art instruction class-

Stacie can be reached at 904.819.1584 or shernandez@

es, private lessons, and presenting exhibitions of student

palenciafineartsacademy.com or info@staciehernandez.

works. In 1996, Stacie and family relocated to Jacksonville

com. You can also visit the home page at www.palen-

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KIDS & ART

Doing Dishes Has Never Been This Fun!

by Jennifer Yarbrough Looking for something artsy to do in St. Johns?

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Love glass jewelry or décor and always wondered about making it yourself? Wanna host the ultimate artistic and fun Birthday party? Head on down CR210 to Doing Dishes Pottery Studio, it is located near Winn-Dixie and is a bright, airy, and fun space to create!

My daughter and I recently attended the cutest (and I mean cutest, y’all!) party at the Studio. The girls, all 2nd graders, were asked to bring their favorite doll. My daughter decided to bring her stuffed Fro-Yo friend from the new Menchie’s on San Jose, which she has been carrying around like a baby, another girl brought a T-Rex named Sue, and there were plenty of Barbies and American Girl Dolls. The girls painted full-size ceramic tea cups and saucers for themselves and miniature ones for their dolls. The staff was helpful and attentive. After the items were painted, the girls enjoyed cupcakes and drinks brought in by the Birthday Girl’s mom, and then opened gifts. There was plenty of room and no rush for everyone to enjoy themselves and the party. It takes several days for the pieces to dry and then be fired in the kiln and returned to partygoers. As a special reminder of the day, the girls all put their fingerprints on a ceramic ornament that will be fired and returned to the Birthday Girl, so she’ll always have a sweet memory of her 7th Birthday.

When it came time to leave my daughter was asking me if we would come back soon, and we are…my mom’s 60th Birthday is coming up and we have already booked our session!

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Helping Your Teenager Develop the Right Study Skills

by Elizabeth Loeser, B.S. Ed. Is your child prepared to meet his academic potential for the 20162017 school year? The beginning of a new year presents a clean slate. As parents, you want to make sure that your child keeps the slate clean and gets good grades without trouble. But while students often have little or no trouble keeping up with homework or assignments, they still struggle to do well on the tests. Or even though they are completing homework assignments, they are simply failing to turn them in. Often, students are very busy after school with sports or other activities, which causes a shortage of time for students to complete work or study effectively. These situations result in lower than expected grades and can be extremely frustrating for parents.

Most of the time the problem stems from poor study skills.

One of the biggest disadvantages that bright students face is their ability to understand and comprehend material quickly, with little need to actually study or memorize it. Eventually, usually in high school, they reach a point where their level of education requires them to work harder to comprehend and prepare for tests. For the first time, they are having to use skills of memorization, and multi-level learning, that has never before been necessary.

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Ocean Art Gallery, which celebrated its 4th Anniversary last month,

has become the cultural center of Flagler Beach. In its attractive 2000 square foot high-ceiling space, the gallery offers a dynamic display of every medium by over 25 of the top artists from across Florida. Several artists are well-known to residents of St. Johns and Duval counties, including Tom Sadler, Sally C. Evans, RoAnn Elias, Charles Schaefer, and Rachel Lynn Thompson. Each month the gallery selects one of its contributing artists to be its featured artist for the month.

September’s featured artist is William Lurcott, a Flagler Beach artist known for his plein air paintings in pastel and oil.

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rienced artists for beginning or intermediate artists, and BYOB Paint Parties.

Presentations about art, conservation, and other topical subjects of interest to residents and visitors are offered regularly. The gallery partners with Gamble Rogers State Park to conduct conservation talks in the gallery and gallery owner Frank Gromling, a well-known conservationist, gives talks about right whales, sea turtles, and other marine life at the park.

One of the most exciting new gallery activities happens at Marineland Dolphin Adventure. Marineland and Ocean Art Gallery teamed up

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Friends of the St. Augustine Amphitheatre Third Annual Children’s Arts Festival, Sunday, September 25th, from 10 AM – 4PM, at the Amphitheatre. This is a FREE, familyfriendly event and is open to the public.

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The St. Augustine Spanish Wine Festival is an exciting way to acknowledge and honor the community. Since the festival began four years ago, $250,000 has been donated to local charities.

The mission of the St. Augustine Spanish Wine Festival is to connect St. Augustine, the Spanish Wine Capitol of America, to its Spanish history through a series of special events that feature Spanish wine, cuisine and culture. The festival serves to raise money for local charities, foster international economic development and enrich the quality of life in the St. Augustine community. Tickets to the luncheon are

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From 11a.m. to 8 p.m. on the last Saturday of each month, San Marco is especially popular with fashionistas, art lovers and antique shoppers for the Uptown Saturday Event. Uptown Saturdays take place year-round and combine a festive party atmosphere with hospitality and special deals in the unique shops on St. Augustine's San Marco Avenue, concentrated between Ripley's Museum and the Mission Nombre de Dios. Many participating shops also serve refreshments.

The event is sponsored by the San Marco Avenue Merchants Association. The Mission Nombre de Dios provides free parking most months. For more info, please call (904) 829-6831.

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This year’s Festival will be bigger and better than ever as we recognize the tumultuous past and incredible progress of our 150 years as a neighborhood. One of the Festival founding fathers, internationally known jazz musician Doug Carn will be one of the featured artists, joining regional talents performing throughout the weekend. www.mylincolnville.com

September 25 Children’s Art Festival Mark your calendars and bring the kids to FOSAA’s Third Annual, A Gathering of Friends – Children’s Arts Festival, Sunday, September 25th, from 10 AM – 4PM, at the Amphitheatre. The list includes 35 individuals and organizations who will share their talents with the children. This is a totally interactive experience and it’s free! Children can

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A Message From The Vet

With Dr. Kathleen Deckard, Pets R Family Veterinary Hospital

Snakebites In Dogs

It is summertime and you and your pets are spending a lot more time outdoors enjoying the pleasant weather. Well guess what? You’re not the only creatures enjoying the nice weather. About this time of year veterinarians begin to see dogs and cats come into the hospital for treatment of snakebites. Here are some things that you should know to help keep your pet safe from these slithery creatures There are 50 snake species here in Florida, only 6 of which are venomous. The venomous species include the Copperhead, Cottonmouth, Eastern Diamondback, Canebreak Rattlesnake, Pigmy Rattlesnake and the Coral snake. The first 5 are pit vipers, which have a pit between and slightly below the eye and nostril. Pit vipers also have long movable fangs, a "cat's eye (vertical)" pupil, undivided scales under the tail, and a large triangular-shaped head with a small shiny cap over the nose. The Coral snake is a very different kind of venomous snake, more closely related to Cobras. It has no pits and its body is ringed with black, yellow, and red bands with a black snout. It is helpful to be able to identfy the type of snake that has bitten your pet, however, it is not imperative for getting the proper treatment. Do not attempt to handle a snake or get too close to it in order to identify it. If you can, pay attention to the colors and features or snap a picture with your cell phone.

Snake bites are usually found on the pet’s head or neck. The first thing you will see is one, two or several puncture wounds with bleeding, bruising, pain and immediate swelling at the site of the bite. Factors that affect the severity of the bite include the amount of venom injected, the size of the pet and the location of the bite. The severity of the signs does not necessarily reflect the severity of the systemic envenomation. The onset of clinical signs after envenomation may be delayed for several

hours. The systemic signs that may develop include shock, lethargy and weakness, muscle tremors, bleeding problems, nausea, vomiting and neurological signs.

There are a number of treatments for snakebites that have fallen out of favor over the years. Here are some things you should NOT do: Do not put any sort of tourniquet on your pet. Do not apply ice. Do not make any cuts into the skin and do not try to suck the poison out. Do not apply a compression bandage to the wound. These treatments can cause harm to your pet or harm to you. One of the most helpful things you can do is to not allow your pet to walk if possible because that distributes the venom.

Venomous snakebites are medical emergencies requiring immediate medical attention at your veterinarian’s office. Treatment for rattlesnake and coral snake bites involves supportive treatment including antibiotics, pain medications, iv fluids and administration of the appropriate antivenin. Your veterinarian will want to perform some blood tests to determine the severity of the bite. The bite wounds are clipped and cleaned and the patient is monitored frequently for increased swelling and bleeding times. The pet will need to stay in the hospital for a minimum of 24 hours, but many patients are treated for many days. It is common for more than 1 vial of antivenin to be needed for an individual patient and there is a small risk of a reaction to the antivenin.

Approximately 80% of pets survive snake bites if treated quickly. The survival rate is much lower for pets that are left untreated. Immediate aggressive treatment offers the best outcome for your pet so it’s important to have a plan for where you will go to seek medical care during the daytime and after hours.

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MirrorMate’s 65 frame styles range from contemporary to coastal and are available in a variety of finishes to coordinate with your bathroom cabinets. These frames are cut to fit your existing mirror. Once assembled, the pre-taped frame simply presses on top of the existing bathroom mirror. The frame covers over any clips that hold the mirror and also hides the silver edges of the mirror.

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