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Six key strategies to revamp your pain management protocols

March 16, 2021

Despite the invasiveness of surgery, it is possible that we can have patients recover smoothly, quietly, and comfortably.

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Research Lessons on Feline Housing

Felines can be extremely sensitive to changes in their environment…especially if they aren’t in charge. Noise, overcrowding and stress can cause catastrophic health problems for cats.

A baker’s dozen hacks for surgery lovers

March 5, 2021

Veterinarians and nurses are notoriously creative when it comes to little hacks that make their lives easier.

Shoe-eating croc receives gastrotomy

February 22, 2021

A 341-lb Nile crocodile is breathing comfortably after having a shoe removed from her stomach at the University of Florida (UF).

Four classic scientific articles you can put to use right away

January 27, 2021

What is a classic scientific paper? Largely, it is one that changes the way we think and shakes the up status quo.

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Local control of mast cell tumors

December 17, 2020

Newer alternate therapies for mast cell tumors, such as ECT or TT, also have a role in veterinary medicine but they do not replace surgery.

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Lasering in on a better approach for BOAS patients

November 13, 2020

A practical guide of surgical tips to using lasers for BOAS patients, as well as an overview of related issues for brachycephalic dog breeds.

Squashing stubborn surgery stress

September 16, 2020

You don’t have to be an uber-experienced, cool-as-a-cucumber surgical rock star to enjoy surgery.

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Why do some greyhounds bleed and others clot excessively?

June 24, 2020

Sighthounds in general, and greyhounds in particular, have evolved over the past 6,000 to 7,000 years to follow their prey by sight. Hence, they have developed numerous physiologic and hematologic adaptations specific to the breeds.1 In retired racing greyhounds (RRGs), the packed cell volume (PCV), hemoglobin concentration, red blood cell (RBC) count, and whole blood viscosity are higher, while the white blood cell count, neutrophil count, and platelet count are lower than in other dogs …

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