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Equine Medicine

A Veterinary Nursing Career in Equine Field Service

Equine Medicine

A Veterinary Nursing Career in Equine Field Service

Large animal field service may be a career option for you if you enjoy working outside and offsite, can adapt to the best way the clinician can utilize you, and are interested in possibly even mentoring veterinary and veterinary nursing students.
Low-Stress Veterinary Visits for Horses

Behavior

Low-Stress Veterinary Visits for Horses

Reading and communicating the signals of equine stress will help the clinic incorporate low-stress practices and improve the client–patient–clinic relationship.
VTS in Equine Veterinary Nursing

Equine Medicine

VTS in Equine Veterinary Nursing

Earning the VTS-EVN distinction requires 8000 hours of credentialed work experience, along with other benchmarks.
Periparturient Hemorrhage in a Mare

Equine Medicine

Periparturient Hemorrhage in a Mare

This case report of a mare that began hemorrhaging into her abdomen soon after parturition illustrates how preliminary laboratory work, careful observations, and prompt treatment allowed for the best possible outcome.

Gastric Ulcers in Performance Horses

Equine Medicine

Gastric Ulcers in Performance Horses

The many risk factors predisposing horses to gastric ulcers can be greatly reduced if skilled veterinary professionals properly educate clients on this complex disease.

Equine Pythiosis: An Overview

Equine Medicine

Equine Pythiosis: An Overview

Pythiosis is a noncontagious disease caused by Pythiosis insidiosum, a fungus-like, protozoan organism.

Cantharidin Toxicosis from Blister Beetles in Horses

Equine Medicine

Cantharidin Toxicosis from Blister Beetles in Horses

Blister beetles, also known as Spanish fly, contain a toxic substance called cantharidin that can severely injure or kill horses.

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