Pet Owner Resources
Managing a Pet With Ringworm
Ringworm is gross, especially since owners and other people can get it from an infected pet. But it is treatable!
Pet Owner Resources
Parasite Protection: Important for Your Pet … and for You!
Many common parasites can not only make your pet itchy and uncomfortable, but also transmit certain diseases to both animals and people.
Personal/Professional Development
A Brief History Lesson in Veterinary Nursing/Technology
The duties and titles of veterinary nurses/technicians have evolved so much that it is imperative to understand the history of the profession in order to implement resolution in the present and future.
Pet Owner Resources
Roundworms and Hookworms: Not Just a Pet Problem
The risk of zoonotic infection of roundworms and hookworms can be mitigated by consistent preventive medication administration and good hygiene.
News
Tammy Wynn Named 2023 Clinic Champion of the Year
Tammy Wynn of Cincinnati, Ohio, has been named the 2023 Clinic Champion of the Year for her work helping pets and people through veterinary end-of-life care.
Exotic Medicine
Veterinary Nursing in Conservation Medicine
Veterinary nurses have many different opportunities in veterinary medicine. Conservation work can be a blend of exotic medicine, public health, and something new every day.
News
The Bridge Club Names Kara M. Burns Its 2024 ICON Award Winner
The editor-in-chief of Today’s Veterinary Nurse, Kara M. Burns, is the first veterinary nurse/technician to receive the award.
Personal/Professional Development
Veterinary Nursing in Japan
As the veterinary nursing profession continues to develop around the world, it is important to consider how we fit in to animal health care worldwide as well as cultural nuances.