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Placement of intravenous catheters (IVCs) in equine patients is an important technical skill that can be mastered by credentialed veterinary technicians working in both ambulatory and hospital practices.
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Recognizing the pathology and contributing factors of periodontal disease enables pet owners to take initiative in prevention and management, ultimately safeguarding the overall health of their pets.
Discussing with clients the type of stone affecting their dog and how diet helps manage and/or prevent future stones increases their understanding and compliance.
Anesthesia is an indispensable component of modern veterinary medicine, enabling a vast range of diagnostic, therapeutic, and surgical procedures that would otherwise be impossible, painful, or distressing for patients.
Knowing how treatment modalities work and their associated adverse effects requires an understanding of how cancer develops and thrives.
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Exercise is a crucial part of the weight-management plan and should be tailored to meet the needs of the patient and the client.