Nutritional assessment for dogs and cats — why it’s so important
By placing an emphasis on nutrition during examination, it is possible that fewer pets will be subjected to invasive diagnostic procedures and illnesses requiring drug…
Category: Cats
GMOs and getting to the roots of pet food
With more clients becoming concerned about their pet’s food, we take a look at what a GMO is and how this ingredient affects the pet…
Yunnan Baiyao – Miracle Herb for Your Clinic
Do you ever wonder what your veterinary practice would be like if you had to give up some of your favorite tools, the ones on…
The benefits of raw green tripe for dogs and cats
It might look and smell disgusting, but raw green tripe is a rich source of nutrients for dogs and cats. Most of our clients are…
Rabies Challenge Fund: Five-Year DOI Study Results
Rabies vaccine is the one immunization required by law for domestic dogs and cats. It’s also the only one required to have duration of immunity…
Understanding and diagnosing headache in animals
To be able to successfully treat and relieve headaches in companion animals, we first have to notice and “diagnose” them, while remaining undeterred by the…
Massage and healing touch for animals in the veterinary clinic
Massage and healing touch can be used to enhance patient well being, and both are within the scope of CVT guidelines. Massage and Healing Touch…
Chia – Small Seed, BIG Benefits
For years, chia has been famous for its ability to sprout out of ceramic containers shaped like pets or farm animals. In just days, the…
Titer testing in your practice
Vaccines have been one of the most significant factors in reducing serious infectious diseases. Although all veterinarians agree vaccines are necessary, studies showing minimum duration…
Homeopathy: A 200-Year Old Nanomedicine – Part 2
New evidence is emerging on the nature and properties of homeopathic medicines, or remedies. These findings indicate that the science of homeopathy is a form…
The gentle power of empathy
Your skills as a technician, combined with empathy that allows you to understand what fearful patients and clients are going through, can help calm and…
Preparing for a disaster
If disaster strikes, you’ll need to have systems in place to take care of your family, your animals, and your veterinary practice. A disaster usually doesn’t…
