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Don't worry about digesting your insides-your pancreas has got it all under control.

A study looks at whether administration of an oral electrolyte solution would safely and effectively correct dehydration in dogs with acute onset hemorrhagic diarrhea and decrease the cost of care.

Dr. Adam Birkenheuer explains the relevance of Occam's razor when looking through your laboratory test results.From the CVC in San Diego, veterinary internist Dr. Adam Birkenheuer explains the relevance of Occam's razor when looking through your laboratory test results. 

Dr. Adam Birkenheuer gives pointers to make sure you get the most out of your laboratory test results.You run and review the results of complete blood counts and serum chemistry profiles all the time. But important conclusions may elude you if you rush through your analysis. Here are a few common areas you might overlook.

Dr. Miller reflects on the way prescription writing used to be.I do not recall any of the veterinarians I worked for during my college days, or the colleagues I worked for during my first two postgraduate years, ever writing a prescription. Instead, they all did a lot of dispensing.

With the right training and guidance-and just a little bit of encouragement-you can help clients understand that this common disease is actually quite manageable.

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A study looks at whether a point-of-care test could detect more than one anticoagulant rodenticide in a serum sample.

A commentary on the importance of providing a clinical history on laboratory requisition forms.

Use this tip to make sure all of your ear care supplies are easy to find.

A practical tip that ensures patients go home with the correct insulin syringes.

A look at the case management of a hunting dog with iron deficiency anemia secondary to chronic GI blood loss.

Dr. Miller expresses the value of the interview in finding caring candidates.

A look at the case management of a 4-year-old standard poodle with vomiting and anorexia due to ingestion of seeds from a toxic tree.

Does a doxycycline suspension made from doxycycline tablets maintain an appropriate concentration four weeks of storage?

In Dog Gone, Back Soon, veterinarian and best-selling author Nick Trout brings second installment of Dr. Cyrus Mills' story to life.

A look at the case management of a 4-year-old standard poodle with vomiting and anorexia due to ingestion of seeds from a toxic tree.

Client handout: Answers to your 3 most burning questions on ear and skin infections

A commentary on the use of evidence-based medicine as part of a more methodical approach to decision-making in clinical practice.

A review of the pathophysiology, clinical signs, diagnosis, and treatment of anaphylaxis in dogs and cats.

A study looks at whether the use of methocarbamol as a continuous rate infusion (CRI) may decrease the risk of side effects from using multiple drugs.

What are your years of veterinary training and decades of experience compared to the profundity of clients' wisdom?

An overview of the diagnosis and treatment of zinc oxide toxicosis due to ingestion of diaper rash cream.

Inventory audit tracking sheet

He will replace Jeffrey Klausner who is retiring from the veterinary hospital group.

Practice tool: Feline report card

As the most popular pet in North America, cats represent a tremendous opportunity for the veterinary profession. So why aren't more cats getting adequate care? This unprecedented package from the dvm360 portfolio takes a look at the reasons--and what you can do about it. (With an educational grant provided by Zoetis)