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How Veterinary Nurses Can Improve Their Study Skills

Studying isn't always as easy as re-reading a textbook or some notes. In order to study efficiently and successfully, utilize multiple learning styles and boost your confidence with the power of reflection.

Personal/Professional Development

Incarcerated Students Gain Skills, Confidence Through Veterinary Assistant Program

The veterinary assisting program at Elmwood Correctional Facility offers a veterinary nurse the chance to share her passion for veterinary medicine.

Toxicology

10 Common Household Pet Poisons

Learn more about these pet poisons, their effects on body systems, and ways to help educate pet owners about their risk.

News

Windi Wojdak Named 2022 Clinic Champion of the Year

Today’s Veterinary Nurse and Midmark honor Windi Wojdak, the senior director of Rural Area Veterinary Services, as the 2022 Clinic Champion of the Year.

News

Survey Results Shine Light on Pet Owner Perceptions of Veterinary Nurses

Survey finds many pet owners are unaware of the wide range of care provided by credentialed veterinary nurses/technicians, from preventive medicine to life-saving and emergency care for patients.

Pet Owner Resources

The Importance of Microchipping Your Pet

Microchipping is a simple, cheap process that gives the greatest possibility of getting your pet back should they get lost or stolen.

Pet Owner Resources

Winter Weather Safety Tips for Dogs

The winter months can be hazardous to dogs' health. Read these tips for keeping your furry friend safe and download the handout for quick reminders before and after venturing outside.

Pet Owner Resources

Canine Anxiety and How to Deal With It

There are many causes that could be triggering anxiety in your dog. When your dog exhibits signs and symptoms of anxiety, try these solutions.

Pet Owner Resources

Common Household Products that Are Poisonous to Pets

Most of us think of our homes as a clean, safe oasis, but what if the everyday products you’re using aren’t the best for the health of your family and pets?

Pet Owner Resources

Pet First Aid Kit

Whether an injury is small or large—say, you cut your pet’s toenail too short or they dislocate a leg during a hike—a first aid kit is crucial to making sure an injured pet gets on the path to recovery.

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