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Jennifer Lyons

Jennifer Lyons

CVT, LVT, MS, VTS (ECC)

About the Author

Jennifer is an emergency and critical care veterinary technician specialist and clinical supervisor at MedVet Salt Lake City. She acquired her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from UC Davis in animal biology with a focus in genetics and reproduction. After some time in research, including working in laboratories that pioneered the research for feline infectious peritonitis treatment and feline genome mapping, she transitioned to veterinary medicine and achieved her VTS credential in 2021. She is a published author and experienced speaker. Outside of veterinary medicine, she spends her free time adventuring with her husband and being a doting mom to her 4 cats.

Updated November 2023

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Anesthetizing the Critical-Care Patient

Anesthesiology

Anesthetizing the Critical-Care Patient

This article provides a thorough, multimodal approach for how to support the critical-care patient through the pre-, peri-, and postoperative anesthetic periods.
Septic Shock Secondary to Duodenal Perforation

Emergency Medicine/Critical Care

Septic Shock Secondary to Duodenal Perforation

Early recognition of sepsis from the emergency care team played an important role in the case of this Siberian husky.
Concurrent Immune-Mediated Anemia and Thrombocytopenia in a Dog

Emergency Medicine/Critical Care

Concurrent Immune-Mediated Anemia and Thrombocytopenia in a Dog

This case report describes a young dog who's immune system was destroying its own red blood cells due to a rare autoimmune disease called Evans syndrome.

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