Authors






David Kovalik, DVM

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Lecture Link: Diagnosing and treating urinary tract infection in cats

Practical tips for working up and treating cats with urinary signs.


Julie Steinbeck

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Community teamwork keeps stray pets current on vaccinations

Our veterinary hospital works with the city to ensure all loose pets are healthy and vaccinated before theyre released.


Marian Paulachak

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Low stress on the joints-and the psyche

Try this tasty tip for encouraging skiddish veterinary patients undergoing underwater treadmill therapy.


Marianne Holbein, DVM

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Lecture Link: Postanesthesia monitoring pointers for small animals

Life-saving measures indeed since more than 50% of the complications with anesthesia occur while the patient is recovering.



Michael Nappier, DVM, DABVP

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What was that? Top 10 veterinary client mispronunciations

From ‘heatworms’ to ‘rimadrill,’ our clients always keep us on our toes and guessing.


Robert Pope, DVM

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Letter to Veterinary Economics: Combat falling drug revenue with these practical tips

One practitioner shares his thoughts on how to handle the smaller portion of income his his veterinary practice's pharmacy generates.


Dr. Amy Learn

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Fear-Free in action: Treats take the scary out of clippers

We used a Hansel and Gretel trail of cheerios and a bottle of squeeze cheese to coach a shy pet through a potentially scary veterinary visit.


Kathryn Primm, DVM, CVPM

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Top 5 culture killers in a practice

And how to overcome them to promote your work environment and wellbeing







Jennifer E. Stokes, DVM, DACVIM

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Dietary management of alimentary disease in dogs and cats (Proceedings)

There is little evidence based medicine concerning the best dietary or nutritional management of alimentary disease in dogs and cats.


Simon R. Platt, DVM, BVM&S, MRCVS, DACVIM (neurology), DECVN

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Cranial nerve disorders in dogs (Proceedings)

Generally, the underlying causes of neurological abnormalities of the head and face are similar whichever nerve (or nucleus) is affected, but, in addition, there are a few conditions that are specific to, or more commonly affect, certain nerves.




Lori Woods, MBA

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How paperless practice is like "Free Bird"

One's an innovation, one's a cool song. Both can appeal to baby boomers. Here's how to set the computer-unsavvy free in your veterinary clinic with paperless practice.


Chris Reilly

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Relaxation station: Create a pheromone station at your front desk

Watch this 51-second video to see how a pheromone station can work to calm visiting cats at your veterinary clinic.




Kendall Taney, DVM, DAVDC

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Image Quiz: Submandibular draining tracts in a Maltese mix

Scan the photos, spot the answer and save the patient.


Jessica Midence, DVM, DACVIM

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5 tips to stop stressing over diabetic patient monitoring

Mrs. Smith is hypervigilant and Mr. McKinley is laissez faire. Your veterinary team can manage these pet owners' expectations with these five fairly simple steps for more effective home monitoring without the frustration.



Julie Carlson, CVT

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Do parents rule your practice?

Not everyone working in a veterinary hospital has kids (or wants them). How can you, as a practice owner or manager, fairly accommodate everybodys work schedules?

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