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Jennifer Vossman explores the wide range of expert hands-on training that awaits you.

Dr. Laura Smallwood helps a reader sort out the best method of diagnosing pancreatitis.

Dr. Robert Miller explores the good and bad about the big cities of United States.

That x-ray box in your exam room can perform a double duty.

Martin, a 4-year-old Labrador, was looking forward to a great afternoon after a Sunday morning on the driving range. But this dog brought home a gift from the fun outing. After surgical removal of the golf balls, Martin made a full recovery.

A genetically modified form of Bermuda grass known as Tifton 85 seems to be the cause of death for a herd of Corriente cattle in central Texas.

This study explored the efficacy of a three-day course of enrofloxacin in dogs.

Solid Gold Health Products, Natural Balance Pet Foods and WellPet LLC have issued voluntary recalls.

Dr. Robert M. Miller expounds on what he considers ethical advertising.

A reader tip to make sure IV catheters are out before patient dismissal.

Get out all the lint with this reader tip.

An idea to encourage client compliance with Elizabethan collars.

Common sense or ESP? Test your psychic powers at the next veterinary client visit.

Award goes to registered technicians in non-private practice.

Is intravenous lipid emulsion a new potential cure for serveral drug toxicoses?

Mini the German sheperd's owners had no idea their dog needed immediate attention.

These Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association-Rural Area Veterinary Service volunteers provide care to 8,600 pets every year.

HSVMA-RAVS is compiled of nearly 400 volunteers around the world.

When hematologic changes are evident and a blood smear alone does not provide enough information to make a diagnosis, a complete bone marrow evaluation is often indicated.

Participating recent graduates now have seven N.D. counties to establish practice in.