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Aseptic surgical patient prep: Back to the basics

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One veterinary professional restrains a Shiba Inu on an exam table while another team member clips hair from the dog's side in preparation for surgery

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Aseptic surgical patient prep: Back to the basics

We turned to veterinary technicians with special expertise in the fields of anesthesia and surgery, in addition to the AAHA Standards of Accreditation, to answer questions about best practices in aseptic surgical prep of veterinary patients.

Multidrug resistance: A One Health approach
A gloved hand holds multiple drug capsules next to petri dishes with bacterial colonies growing on them

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Multidrug resistance: A One Health approach

“Antibiotic resistance doesn’t respect fences,” said Yosra Helmy, DVM, MVSc, PhD. That’s why it’s so important to employ strategies such as antimicrobial stewardship, biosecurity, and client education to avoid selecting for new multi-drug resistant bacteria.

The future of canine sports medicine just got brighter
veterinarian and working dog

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The future of canine sports medicine just got brighter

Canine sports medicine is a dynamic and collaborative field, bringing together veterinarians, trainers, physiotherapists, researchers, and dog handlers. It benefits elite working and competitive dogs as well as family pets. And thanks to the American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation’s new residency program, it’s a specialty that’s set to grow and impact even more dogs, as well as the people who love them.

5 Questions for a microbiology specialist
Claire Burbick DVM

Antimicrobials

5 Questions for a microbiology specialist

Claire Burbick, DVM, PhD, DACVM, is associate professor and Bacteriology section head at Washington State University College of Veterinary Medicine, Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory.

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