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Exploring Mental Health in Companion Animals
Our canine companions can suffer from canine compulsive disorder (CCD), a disorder very similar in nature to human OCD.
Mental Health PPE
What if we had a world of mental health PPE? What would that look like? What are the things we should be doing daily to make sure our mental health is as good as it can be?
The Positive Impact of Companion Animals on Mental Health
When it comes to mental health and wellbeing, many of us utilize different strategies and techniques to take care of ourselves; these methods range greatly from meditation, to exercise, to crafts, to journaling.
Dental Radiography & The Diagnostic Process: The Technician ‘Key’
When you start with dental radiography, be kind to yourself! Instead of trying for perfection, aim to get what we need for diagnostics.
The New Normal
Whilst the demand for veterinary care has increased, staffing shortages have ravaged the veterinary field.
Multitasking! Let’s Be Realistic!
What is multitasking and how does it relate to complex tasks like dentistry and anesthesia?
Not One More Vet
This Suicide Prevention Day we want to make sure we address an incredibly important movement: Not One More Vet.
Dental Blocks: Are They Right for Your Patient? (The answer is “yes”)
Any complete anesthetic and pain management plan should include regional analgesia or freezing. With proper training, regional analgesia is a powerful tool and well within a technician’s a scope of practice to perform.
Cyberbullying in Veterinary Medicine
In this day and age, cyberbullying is inevitable. What veterinary professionals can do.
Anesthesia for Dentistry
Learn about safety through, what is often, a prolonged anesthesia, pain management, and an effective dentistry.
Becoming a Veterinary Technician Specialist
RVTs can further their training by pursuing a specialty and earning the title of Veterinary Technician Specialist (VTS).
Why I Love to Treat Feline Atopy!
Since atopy is for the life of the cat it is essential to devise a treatment plan that will work both for the owner and the patient.
