Articles
Radiation Protection in the Veterinary Hospital
Just because we cannot see it or feel it we must be aware that radiation is damaging to cells when over exposure occurs. Learn about radiation protection in the veterinary hospital.
Meeting Clients’ Expectations Through Equipment Financing
At times a veterinary practice will have available cash and access to lines of credit. The key question to ask is “what is the most effective use of cash?”
Veterinary Ultrasound & The General Practitioner
The costs of newer and better veterinary ultrasound machines have become so much more affordable. The general practitioner can achieve a high level of skill and confidence in a relatively short period of time.
Canine Cruciate Disease
The pathophysiology of cruciate ligament disease in dogs remains very complicated and incompletely understood, and the search for the elusive, optimal corrective procedure continues.
Small Animal Dental Radiology
Intra oral dental radiology is fundamental to the practice of veterinary dentistry. Learn More.
Radial Fx-Toy Breeds
In dogs weighing less than 3 kg, fractures of the distal third of the radius and ulna are relatively common. Learn about recommendations and common repairs.
Global FAST– Using Ultrasound in Dog and Cats as an Extension of Your Physical Exam
Learn about the target organ approaches of AFAST (Abdominal FAST), TFAST (Thoracic FAST), and Vet BLUE applications in this informative article.
