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Video: Feline obesity: Behavioral solutionsPredation, play, and perches are key to helping cats expend more energy, says Dr. Jacqueline Neilson.
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Five most commonly misdiagnosed pathologiesThe basis for any accurate diagnosis is a thorough knowledge of the discipline of dental disease. The more one knows how to recognize the pathology and the prognosis for the condition, the more accurate the eventual diagnosis and treatment plan will be.
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Just Ask the Expert: When is a professional dental cleaning indicated?Dr. Daniel Carmichael clarifies when this important preventive procedure is truly called for.
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The right task at the right timeA simple process for managing an overwhelming to-do list can make you more productive — and less stressed — in no time.
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Search dogs provide a lifeline during disastersThe Natural Disaster Search Dog Foundation teams relied on canine rescuers during the 2025 California wildfires
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Stand with clients on the path to 'The End'For us, veterinary medicine is a form of friendship, and caring for hospice and palliative-care patients is a team activity that asks for attention, care and skill from every single team member in our hospitals.
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Handout: How veterinarians can curb cancer painPet owners with questions about pain from cancer get some questions answered from this PDF clientand are urged to talk to their veterinarian.
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Video: Transposition flapsThis procedural video shows Dr. Steven Swaim using this wound reconstruction technique to repair an area under a dog's eye.
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Pointers on when and how to feed sick catsDr. Susan Little addresses this critical component of patient care, including the importance of nutrition in ill cats, whether to force-feed anorectic cats, and when to place a feeding tube.
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Letter to dvm360: Warning about veterinary wellness care misguidedPractices make the most impact on pets health and well-being through preventive services.
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Client handout: Why punishment fails, and what works betterUse this handout to show clients this should not be the first training method of choice.
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Mind Over Miller: Halloween prank becomes a Halloween frightDr. Robert Miller inadvertently spooks a horse owner during a late-night veterinary call.
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Veterinary employees: Exempt or non-exempt? That is the question!Moving top-performing veterinary employees from hourly to salaried positions isn't always a win-win situation.
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Video: How to hire the right candidateStressed about who to hire? Here's a guide to ensuring your new team member will be a great fit in your practice, courtesy of Debbie Allaben Gair, CVPM, president of Bridging the Gap in Sparta, Mich.
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The veterinary brain, interruptedInterruptions kill productivity, making your brain work harder to cope. Try these 12 steps to increase your focus and enhance patient care at your veterinary clinic.
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WVC keynote: How to kill stress in veterinary practiceAnxiety: It is literally holding you back from success, says management consultant Michael Staver during a keynote presentation today at the Western Veterinary Conference (WVC).
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Oral surgery solutions: Managing mysterious cases and making tough choicesVeterinarians and pet owners alike often deal with unanswered questions and difficult decisions when it comes to dentistry.
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I like to vaccinate petsPreventing disease is a primary goal for general-practice veterinarians. It's time to better explain why they're important to pet owners, to make it easy as possible on pets and to help clients understand that vaccination is not as bad as they thinksay, with low-volume vaccines?
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Help cats with hyperaldosteronism hold their heads highWhat you need to know when it comes to recognizing, diagnosing and managing this endocrine disease in cats.
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The ins and outs of polyuria and polydipsia in veterinary practiceThere are many terms used to describe abnormalities in urine production. Here we set out to provide a concise reference for the most common ones veterinarians encounter.
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One more fright, one less heartbeatThis cardiologist wants to prove that the intense effects of the fight-or-flight "sympathetic storm" in pets from scary veterinary visits can wear out their hearts before their time.
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Canine Cushing's Case Files: The ins and outs of detection and treatment-The economics of managing hyperadrenocorticism in dogs (Sponsored by Dechra Veterinary Products)An underestimated financial benefit exists for any practice that produces satisfied clients who have pets with well-controlled diseases that live longer lives.
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Minimalist design, maximum effectClean lines and comfortable spaces help clients, pets, and staff members relax at this upscale New York hospital.
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Veterinary supplements: The uncertainty of the add-ons?Help clients navigate the murky information about supplements and keep their pets feeling their best.
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New studies in veterinary internal medicine: EndocrinologyInvestigating the best way to monitor dogs with hyperadrenocorticism and whether fructosamine concentrations can be used to monitor glycemic control in diabetic patients.
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Canine brucellosis (Proceedings)Brucella canis is a non-motile, Gram negative coccobacillus with a host range limited to domestic and wild canids. Stray dog populations may act as a reservoir. There is a higher reported prevalence in purebred animals but few studies have attempted to compare populations of owned and stray dogs.
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Stroke: CNS vascular diseases (Proceedings)The brain is an extremely well vascularized organ and is supplied by approximately 15-20% of the total blood flow of the body. This high requirement for blood is necessitated by the brain's high metabolic activity and corresponding need for oxygen and glucose to fuel this activity.
