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Dermatology

“Why Does My Dog Have Itchy Skin?”

Dogs with itchy (pruritic) skin are seen on a daily basis; honing your history taking and communication skillsets can help you deduce the underlying cause(s). 

Urology & Renal Medicine

“Why Does My Cat Have Trouble Urinating?”

This series will help veterinary nurses understand the most effective way to guide clients through common questions, with key communication tips along the way.

Personal/Professional Development

The Euthanasia Experience

Euthanasia is not just a medical event, it is a complex procedure. Emotions are high all around and communication and empathy are your biggest allies.

Behavior

Empowering Clients to Address Behavior Concerns

Because behavior issues can negatively impact the human-animal bond, it’s important to discuss and address them as early as possible.

Practice Management

Postoperative Discharges: Improving Owner Education

Improving your clinic’s ability to provide thoughtful, detailed postoperative instruction helps to ensure a more smooth recovery for the pet, the owner, and your clinic.

Practice Management

Cutting Through the Noise: Client Interaction During COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic created a laundry list of challenges for veterinary teams, but some of these challenges could turn into opportunities for improved client support moving forward.

Anesthesiology

Talking to Clients About the Risks from Anesthesia

As veterinary nurses, we are in a unique position to help alleviate many of our clients’ fears about anesthesia and reduce the stress of a surgical event for them and their pet.

Ophthalmology

Cataracts in Dogs: The Importance of Early Detection and Management

Veterinary nurses play a very important role in educating the client about cataracts in dogs and the options for sight-restoration.

Emergency Medicine/Critical Care

Seizing the Moment

This article will focus on the questions to ask when faced with uncertain seizure events in pets, as well as tips for keeping the pet owner calm and helping them to maintain a safe environment for their pet.

Dentistry

Dentistry Education for Patients and Practices

Oral disease is one of the most prevalent diseases in dogs and cats, yet 80% of companion animals do not receive dental care at the veterinary hospital.

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