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Audrey Shaner

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Aggression and children: When euthanasia is a valid choice

Reader sympathizes with a DVM making the tough call.



Felix Duerr, DVM, MS, Dr. med. vet., CCRT, DACVS-SA, DECVS, DACVSMR

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The seven most common reasons Fido might limp into your clinic (Sponsored by Purina Veterinary Diets)

An overview of the diagnosis and treatment of common injuries that cause lameness in dogsIn this article, I will provide an overview of the diagnosis and treatment of these common injuries that cause lameness in dogs:> Soft tissue injuries> Stifle disease (cranial cruciate ligament rupture and patellar luxation)> Hip disease (hip dysplasia)> Elbow disease (elbow dysplasia)> Shoulder disease (soft tissue pathology and ostechondrosis dissecans)> Fractures> Arthritis


Deborah Greco, DVM, PhD, DACVIM

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Sweet success: Managing the difficult diabetic patient (Sponsored by Purina Veterinary Diets)

The management of newly diagnosed and complicated cases of diabetes in cats and dogs


David Williams, MA, VetMB, PhD, DACVIM, DECVIM-CA

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Skinny old cats : Why some senior cats lose weight. Whats going on? (Sponsored by Purina Veterinary Diets)

What is known about common age-related changes in cats and what may be done to halt or reverse the decline in body weight that is apparently a predictable prelude to death




Stan Baker, JD, DVM

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Non-economic damages for pet injuries: Are veterinarians expediting evolution of the law?

Leveraging the patient-client bond in clinic promotion could eventually have unintended consequences.


Sigfried Mayer, DVM

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Letter to dvm360: It's time to look within for the answer to oversupply

Government and regulatory agencies aren't going to solve the problem for us. Its time to trust ourselves again.


Melissa Pilarczyk, RVT

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Practice tip: An alternate use for 1ml syringes

This practice uses the syringes to hold endotracheal tubes instead of gauze.


Frank Bossong, DVM

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Top myths about veterinary shelters

Misconceptions about care at veterinary practices and shelters are addressed.


Brooke Dooley, DVM

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I paid off my student loans in five years

This young veterinarian got free of her six-figure debt fastand shes loving the freedom it brings.


Shari Lyons, DVM

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Practice Tip: A Fear Free solution to noisy clipboards

This practice quiets offending clicks by simply using a piece of tape.


Kelley Ferguson

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Ready to be recruited for a veterinary job?

Fishing for the perfect position? Recruiters pose an interesting possibility for job-seeking team members looking for the right practice.


Michelle M. Newfield, DVM

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5 questions about veterinary shelter medicineanswered

This quick Q&A busts some of the biggest myths about shelters.





Dawn Gabel

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Practice tip: Trouble keeping it all together?

This practice uses rubber bands to keep everything in one place for doctor approval.


Angela Hartin

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Your dog's doing well. Txt u L8R.

This practice texts their clients with reminders and surgery updates.


Kate Hodgson, DVM, MHSc, CCMEP

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Veterinarians are the other family doctor

Help clients see you as a resource for the health of their whole family.





Sandra M. Wing, DVM

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Letter to dvm360: Vaccination changes have hurt client visits and hospital revenue

Move from once a year vaccinations to every three years negatively impacted industry.


Gerald Dobesh, DVM

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Letter to dvm360: The solution to low-cost clinics lies within the profession

It would benefit the industry for veterinarians to own the low cost options.



ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center staff

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Marijuana ... bingo!

While fielding calls to help save pets from drug-stash ingestion accidents and allergic reactions, the veterinary team at the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center keeps up morale and mood with some harmless tallying.


Pet Poison Helpline staff

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Client handout: Large animals should leaf these trees alone

These trees are no good for large animals. Offer clients this handout and tell them to call you if they suspect ingestion of branches, bark or leaves.


Erika Ervin, MBA, CVPM, CVT

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Why an MBA didnt keep me from a CVPM

Earning my business masters degree taught me many things. Becoming a Certified Veterinary Practice Manager brought me opportunities beyond even that. Here are my thoughts on each.

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