The phrase “food be thy medicine” can apply to preventive dental healthcare. Commercial diets specifically designed to retard the accumulation of plaque and calculus are especially helpful if the owner is unable or unwilling to brush a pet’s teeth.
Written and verbal client communication is fundamental to the maintenance of pet oral health.
Not only is oral health a fundamental aspect of overall pet health and wellbeing, but veterinary dentistry is now considered a standard component of companion animal medicine.
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Tips and tricks for anesthetizing diabetic dogs and cats.
Interpreting blood glucose curves in diabetic dogs and cats.
Algorithm for monitoring blood glucose levels in diabetic dogs and cats.
Algorithm for managing hypoglycemia in diabetic dogs and cats.
Algorithm for troubleshooting diabetic dogs and cats receiving the "upper range" of insulin doses.
Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a treatable condition that requires a committed effort by veterinarian and client. Due to many factors that affect the diabetic state, a pet’s changing condition, and variable response to therapy, management of DM is often complicated.
