Ophthalmology
Canine Uveitis and the Veterinary Technician
Uveitis can be not only a confusing and frustrating diagnosis for owners, but also a sign of underlying, potentially zoonotic disease.
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Uveitis can be not only a confusing and frustrating diagnosis for owners, but also a sign of underlying, potentially zoonotic disease.
This article explores the implications of antimicrobial resistance, not only for patient health, but also for the practice of veterinary medicine.
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Some toxic agents—“interrupts”—require emergency care for even small exposures.
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Currently, Fear Freesm certification is only possible for individuals; however, starting in 2018, veterinary hospitals will be able to become Fear Free certified.
The Veterinary Nurse Initiative Coalition is moving forward.
Find out how editorial board member Brenda Feller found her career path through her passions—and vice versa.
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