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WordRx: Your dose of veterinary wordplayMay 19, 2026Challenge your veterinary vocabulary with WordRx! This fun, quick Wordle-style quiz keeps your brain sharp. Let's play!
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What they don't teach you about canine osteoarthritis in veterinary schoolMay 6, 2026In vet school, OA is often presented within the musculoskeletal disease section as a cartilage disease. The problem with this focus is that cartilage does not have nerve endings, which begs the question: why is OA so painful?
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Trust: A function of a purpose-driven team, part 1April 30, 2026This article begins a six-part exploration of what it truly takes to build purpose-driven veterinary team. Each function builds upon the last, but none can stand without the first.
Trim your inventory costs with technology and best practicesApril 29, 2026Here are some tips on how to effectively manage inventory, cut costs, and ensure that the practice is neither overstocked nor understocked with medications and supplies.
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