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Veterinary teams want to be able to help every pet that comes through the door, but they’re often constrained by factors out of their control. What if practices could expand their offerings by collaborating with nonprofit organizations and the community beyond their walls?
Fluid therapy is a mainstay of veterinary practice, from prescribing subcutaneous fluids for the feline kidney disease patient, to supporting the dehydrated parvovirus-positive pup, to treating the Addisonian dog in crisis, to administering fluids during anesthesia. Determining which type of fluids to select, how much to administer, and for how long can be like navigating through choppy waters.
Treating allergic skin diseases in pets is not one-size-fits-all, and a multimodal approach often yields the best results.
AAHA cares about simplifying the journey towards excellence for all veterinary practices. That’s why many of our evidence-based resources are free.
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Care about improving technician utilization in clinical practice? Until December 1, you have a unique chance to make your voice heard.
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Check out AAHA’s new Veterinary Technician Utilization Toolkit!
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November 2024
In this competitive environment, there are special offers, seasonal “specials,” and other volume purchase discounts available to your practice. If you play your cards right, these can help clients save money while increasing your profits. But, if not properly taken advantage of, these savings may actually be reducing your practice’s profit.
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November 2024
Pursuing the activities and education necessary to receive AAHA end-of-life accreditation can equip practice team members to provide not only medical expertise, but to offer an important layer of emotional support that can help a pet owner navigate this uncertain terrain.
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November 2024
Common challenges facing senior pets include reduced mobility, chronic pain, organ pathology, cognitive decline, hearing and vision loss, dental disease, metabolic disease, reduced immunity, obesity, and cancer. When it comes to treating senior pets, an integrative approach that includes some complementary therapies just makes sense.
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November 2024
Veterinary practices need help attracting senior pets into their clinics, and with giving clients useful, practical tips that will allow the seniors (and their caregivers) to have as easy a last chapter in life as possible.
From free webinars to certificate programs to AAHA Con, the premier annual gathering of veterinary professionals, AAHA has you covered.
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Continuing Education
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Continuing Education
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Continuing Education
September 11-13, 2025 Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile