Orthopedic Developmental Diseases

The Importance of Understanding Orthopedic Developmental Diseases in Dogs

Orthopedic developmental diseases in dogs are conditions that affect the growth and development of bones, joints, and muscles, often leading to lifelong mobility issues if not properly addressed. Recognizing and understanding these conditions is crucial for veterinarians, breeders, and pet owners for several reasons. Early Detection and Treatment Orthopedic developmental disorders, such as Swimmer Syndrome,…

VetPrep PowerPrep Poultry Resources

Key NAVLE Resources: Poultry

Cornell University’s Poultry Disease Atlas is a valuable resource designed to help veterinarians, poultry producers, and students in diagnosing and understanding poultry diseases. This atlas provides high-quality images and descriptions of various poultry diseases, focusing on both clinical and pathological presentations. It serves as a practical reference tool for identifying disease symptoms and understanding their…

Swine NAVLE resources

Key NAVLE Resources:  Respiratory and Gastrointestinal Diseases in Swine

Respiratory and gastrointestinal diseases in swine are critical topics for veterinary students preparing for the NAVLE (North American Veterinary Licensing Examination), as swine are the 5th most commonly tested species, following dogs, cats, cows, and horses. Understanding these diseases is essential because they represent some of the most common and economically significant health challenges in…

VetPrep PowerPrep Week 4: Ruminants

Key NAVLE Resources: Trichomoniasis, Hormones, and Dystocia Management in Cattle

Here, we’ll re-cap three key resources from VetPrep PowerPrep that are invaluable for anyone studying ruminant reproduction for the NAVLE. Below, you’ll find detailed insights into three important topics: Trichomoniasis, the use of reproductive hormones in cows, and managing dystocia during calving. These resources are designed to enhance your understanding and help you feel confident…

Medical Math Connect

Embracing the Everyday Math of Veterinary Medicine: Why It Matters for Both Veterinarians and Vet Techs

Whether you love it or hate it, math is an integral part of life in veterinary medicine, for both veterinarians and veterinary technicians. The calculations you master as a student aren’t just for passing the VTNE® or NAVLE®—they’re critical tools you’ll rely on throughout your career. Veterinary calculations cover a broad spectrum, from straightforward drug…

Learning to Speak “pet owner”

An AVMA study, Language That Works: Changing the Way We Talk About Veterinary Care, reveals the words veterinary teams should (and shouldn’t) use when talking with pet owners. By Synchrony, Health & Wellness Check out Care Credit’s website for more helpful resources.

Let’s talk effective client communication

Engage with pet owners about veterinary costs to show them that you care about their pet’s healthcare needs as well as their financial needs. Listening to their concerns is just as important as speaking to solutions. Foster better communication by being attentive to their unique situations to help instill trust in you, as their veterinarian,…

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Why Vetoquinol is Supporting Veterinary Technicians

As you step into the dynamic and rewarding world of being a veterinary technician, you must recognize and embrace the profound impact you will have on animal health care. At Vetoquinol, we understand the critical role veterinary technicians play in ensuring the well-being of animals. Your contributions extend beyond routine tasks, shaping the foundation of…