Rehabilitation
Getting Started in Physical Rehabilitation
Physical rehabilitation is an exciting and challenging field in which veterinary technicians can develop new skills and grow in their career development.
Dermatology
Taking the Bite Out of Feline Mites
Veterinary nurses should be well-versed in the multitude of ectoparasites that can afflict a cat's skin, as well as performing the diagnostic tests and educating the client on treatment options.
Dentistry
Pain Management for Veterinary Dental Patients
Pain management is also a critical component of a comprehensive dental service.
Neurology
Veterinary Technicians and Neurologic Rehabilitation
Neurologic rehabilitation can be among the most challenging and rewarding work for the veterinary team.
Urology & Renal Medicine
The Ins and Outs of Managing Feline Chronic Kidney Disease
Managing chronic kidney disease in cats can be a daunting task and is often frustrating for owners as well as veterinary practitioners and technicians.
Emergency Medicine/Critical Care
Shock: An Overview
Shock is a sequela of trauma and diseases commonly seen in emergency practice, such as heart failure, inflammatory conditions (e.
Dentistry
Increasing Clients’—and Your Own—Dental Awareness: From the Exam Room to the Dental Suite
By starting the conversation with owners from their very first visit, we can teach them that oral health is an important part of our complete care for their pet.
Dermatology
Scratching the Surface of Allergies in Dogs
Pruritus—a classic sign of allergic disease—is a common complaint described by dog owners.
Endocrinology
Canine Diabetes Mellitus: It’s About the Sugar
Diabetes mellitus is an endocrine disorder characterized by insufficient production of insulin in the body (type 1, or insulin-dependent, diabetes) or a resistance to the hormone itself (type 2 diabetes).