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Idea Exchange: A foolproof way to dispense the correct insulin dose
A practical tip that ensures patients go home with the correct insulin syringes.
Pets and Vets: Alaska university accused of failing to provide sufficient veterinary care to resident musk oxen
USDA alleges violations of the Animal Welfare Act after 12 musk oxen died at a university facility.
BizQuiz answer: Mostly Bs
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Digital radiography product guide: Comparison chart
Veterinary Economics breaks down the top digital radiography systems.
Digital radiography: Product showcase
A new radiography unit is one of the top items veterinarians shop for lately. To help, we present this comparison chart of these DR systems and others as well as advice you need before you buy.
References: Managing iron deficiency anemia
Are you a bully? Answer B
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Case report: A 5-year-old golden retriever with IDA
A look at the case management of a hunting dog with iron deficiency anemia secondary to chronic GI blood loss.
Mind Over Miller: The importance of exceptional veterinary interns
Dr. Miller expresses the value of the interview in finding caring candidates.
Toxicology case: Jatropha multifida toxicosis in a dog
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.
Journal Scan: One month later ... Effects of storage on compounded doxycycline
Does a doxycycline suspension made from doxycycline tablets maintain an appropriate concentration four weeks of storage?
Preserving immune function: Fat-soluble vitamins play a key role
Veterinarians should exercise caution to ensure supplements are provided at proper levels.
New novel pits local clinic against big veterinary chain
In Dog Gone, Back Soon, veterinarian and best-selling author Nick Trout brings second installment of Dr. Cyrus Mills' story to life.
BizQuiz Answer: Mostly As
Check your results for the No Baloney BizQuiz.
No new veterinary program for University of Arizona-yet
State Senate votes against appropriations amendment to fund new state program.
New veterinary guidelines: The latest in equine parasite control
Changes in parasite biology have inspired the AAEP to reevaluate its control protocols. The following summarizes its new guidelines and details practical recommendations veterinarians can implement.
Filling the nutrition gap: A veterinary order for supplemented stored forages
When horses can't graze on nutrient-rich grass, veterinarians may supplement with fat-soluble vitamins to preserving health and immunity.
Client handout: Answers to your 3 most burning questions on ear and skin infections
Dechra partners with new manufacturer for ophthalmic ointments
Consistent supply of two products will begin with more to follow.
Enter our reader appreciation giveaway to win veterinarian Nick Trout's new novel
Like us on Facebook to enter the drawing-five lucky winners will receive an autographed copy of Dog Gone, Back Soon.
Journal Scan: Using evidence-based medicine to approach decision-making in clinical practice
A commentary on the use of evidence-based medicine as part of a more methodical approach to decision-making in clinical practice.
Million-dollar lawsuit filed against Texas veterinarian
Couple accuse Millard Lucien Tierce, who allegedly kept sick dogs for experiments, of gross negligence.
Merial beginning to fill back orders for veterinarians waiting on Purevax
Distribution of the feline rabies vaccines stopped in April after irregularities found in product.
Mizzou veterinary student wins Bayer Excellence in Communication Award
Bayer awards $70,000 to veterinary students at 27 schools.
NexGard effective against two additional types of ticks
FDA approves Merial label claims for black-legged, Lone star ticks.
Visits may be down, but veterinary spending is going up
Pet expenditures exceed expectations in 2013; forecasters expect more growth in 2014.
Shortage of Apoquel, new veterinary pruritus drug, to continue until 2015
Zoetis: Existing patients can continue treatment but no new orders are being accepted.
FDA approves chewable flea-tick preventive from Merck
Bravecto approved to kill ectoparasites for 12 weeks in single dose.
Compounded drug may have killed four horses, FDA reports
10 horses in Kentucky and Florida affected by EPM treatment; agency is investigating.