Clinical
When the seasons change, so does the risk of pets encountering certain toxins. In this seasonal series, AAHA has collaborated with Renee Schmid, DVM, DABT, DABVT, of Pet Poison Helpline, to identify some of the common pet poisons veterinarians encounter with their clients. Here’s what to watch for this summer.
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Culture and People
Culture and People
Precision fermentation protein offers a unique, sustainable alternative to traditional pet foods without the ethical and environmental impacts of animal consumption.
The human-animal bond is an important aspect of veterinary medicine, but there are nuances that are helpful for veterinary professionals to understand. Today’s round-up highlights examples of those nuances, a program helping seniors and their pets stay together, and a reminder that the “animal” part of that bond can go way, way beyond the animals we typically share our homes with.
Much commentary about corporate consolidation focuses only on the outcomes for practice owners and practitioners. Here’s a look at the potential opportunities and challenges for veterinary staff and clients as they navigate shifts from independent to corporate ownership.
