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Geriatric patients are generally assumed to be at higher risk than healthy young adults when undergoing anesthesia, but healthy pediatric patients should also be approached as challenges for the anesthetist.
Although rehabilitation is more commonly used for dogs, cats can also benefit from many of the same techniques—even swimming!
This year, the 13th veterinary technician specialty—ophthalmology—was recognized by NAVTA.
Laboratory tests are invaluable medical tools…if the results are reliable.
Canine parvovirus is a longstanding nemesis of veterinary professionals.
This article reviews common behavioral changes in senior and geriatric cats and provides recommendations that clients can use in enriching and adapting the home environment for their older pets.
Successful surgical outcomes rely on more than the operative procedures themselves.
Emergencies cannot be predicted, but they can be anticipated.
Fluid therapy is one of the most common therapies in small animal medicine, and knowing what, why, and how to deliver it is a core competency for veterinary nurses.