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How core communication skills about gastrointestinal problems can help improve veterinary client compliance and pet health outcomes.
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Noncore vaccines allow clinicians to design preventive care strategies that reflect the lived realities of pets and the families who love them.
Over-the-counter (OTC) drug tests are immunoassays that are designed to detect a certain level of drug or drug metabolite in human urine.
Veterinary critical care often involves the use of nasogastric or nasoesophageal feeding tubes to provide nutritional support to patients that are unable or unwilling to eat.
A Yorkshire terrier presents for its annual examination at the general veterinary practice, and the owner has questions about occasional “skipping” of the pelvic limbs while walking.
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.
Dystocia in mares is defined as any abnormal or difficult birth resulting from either maternal or fetal causes.