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Elizabeth Kowalski

Elizabeth Kowalski

CVT, FFCP

About the Author

Elizabeth is a writer with Rumpus Writing and Editing, a veterinary copywriting company. Before transitioning to her current full-time role in 2022, Elizabeth spent 11 years in clinical practice. Unwilling to leave “the floor” entirely, she can still be found in the clinic weekly. To contact Elizabeth, visit rumpuswriting.com.

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Understanding and Preventing External Parasites

Preventive Medicine

Understanding and Preventing External Parasites

Parasite prevention is a year-round effort that depends on client understanding and compliance, and veterinary nurses are essential educators in the fight against ectoparasite infestations.
Top Parasitology Concerns in the Western United States

Parasitology

Top Parasitology Concerns in the Western United States

Many of North America’s most common pet parasites thrive in warm, moist conditions, but a few have adapted to specific ecosystems in the West.
Top Parasitology Concerns in the Midwestern United States

Parasitology

Top Parasitology Concerns in the Midwestern United States

The Midwest hosts many parasite species as the warming climate allows their ranges to expand and overlap.
Top Parasitology Concerns in the Northeastern United States

Parasitology

Top Parasitology Concerns in the Northeastern United States

Veterinary nurses in the Northeast should be on the lookout for ticks, Giardia, roundworms, fleas, and heartworms.
Top Parasitology Concerns in the Southeastern United States and Texas

Parasitology

Top Parasitology Concerns in the Southeastern United States and Texas

The southeastern United States and Texas boast a warm, humid coastal climate that significantly challenges veterinary professionals treating pets infested with parasites.

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