Let’s look at some of the safety concerns for our family members on four paws!
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Sun, Water, & Safety in the Sweet Summertime
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Getting Started RVTs & Ultrasound: Knobology
Although learning to capture representative images does take time and commitment – it is certainly very doable. Marla MacKay discusses in our 3rd article in the series RVTs & Ultrasound: Knobology.
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Allergen-Specific Immunotherapy
Traditional allergy treatments aim to alleviate symptoms associated with the allergy. Instead, ASIT aims to alter or reverse immune response but where to start and what does treatment look like?
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5 Things To Consider When Choosing An IV Pump
Tasha McNerney, CVT, CVPP, VTS explores 5 key things to consider when selecting a Fluid Pump that fits your unique practice. […]
Anything But Straight Forward: A Journey with Bisecting Angle Technique
Mastering the bisecting angle technique can be anything but straight forward sometimes. Amy Birchall, RVT, takes us on her journey of mastering her angles […]
Hematology in the Point-of-Care Lab
In recent years digital slide scanning has given veterinary professionals the option of point-of-care CBC pathologist review via remote consultation with board certified veterinary clinical pathologists. Learn More. […]
Why Do a Urinalysis?
A urinalysis is a quick, safe, and easy screening test that provides invaluable information regarding pet health. Learn More. […]
Ultrasound and RVTs – Getting Started
Performing diagnostic ultrasound scans can generate new revenue, free up veterinarian’s time, and add to the job satisfaction of the technician. But how do we make this a reality? […]
Measuring The Years Success
Has your practice had a good year? With the year coming to a close, it’s important to look back on your practice’s performance. Here are a few things to consider when reflecting on 2022. […]
Ho, Ho, Ho, Uh oh! Winter Holiday Hazards
As veterinary professionals, we need to have a good understanding of what toxins are problematic and what diagnostic tools are needed to help us understand our patient’s status. […]
