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In the second volume of Edra Publishing's new 20-book series on veterinary internal medicine, the authors dive into the fascinating world of endocrinology.
The ability to diagnose, treat, and manage various endocrine disorders has greatly advanced in the recent year. The goal of this textbook is to provide an up-to-date, comprehensive, yet accessible resource for understanding and managing endocrine disorders in dogs.
The book is divided into two parts:
The first part takes a problem-oriented...
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In the first volume of Edra Publishing's new 20-book series on veterinary internal medicine, VIM, Dr. Penny Watson provides an essential guide to diagnosing and managing liver and pancreas diseases. This book presents recent advancements in the understanding and treatment of these conditions in dogs, while addressing the challenges faced by veterinary professionals.
This book guides both first and second opinion practitioners through clinical assessments and workups, preventing oversight of...
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Streamlined approach for MMVD diagnosis and treatment in dogs In 2019, the ACVIM updated its guidelines on managing myxomatous mitral valve disease (MMVD) in dogs, underscoring the importance of early, preventative care.
This in-clinic tool is a practical, easy-to-use chart that condenses these updates on patient staging, diagnosis, and treatment planning for MMVD1. It offers clear, actionable guidance to support fast decision-making and consistent patient care. Don't wait! Investigate the...
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October is National RVT Month in Canada! Royal Canin is proud to support the professional development of Registered Veterinary Technicians across Canada in October and throughout the rest of the year.
This month and year-round, Royal Canin celebrates the significant role Registered Veterinary Technicians play within veterinary clinics across Canada, working tirelessly to put pets’ needs first. We appreciate and support the professional development and wellbeing of these dedicated veterinary...
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Participate in the third CommuniVET™ PowerUp fund contest and you could win a prize value of up to $1,500 to pursue your career aspirations! *** Submission deadline extended to October 15, 2024 *** PowerUp is a special fund created by CommuniVET™ — in conjunction with the RVT PWR virtual event (October 26, 2024) to help cover the costs associated with the professional development of Canadian RVTs. Feeling stoked about levelling up your career? Tell us all about it!
To be considered for the...
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October is RVT Month which means… your time to shine! Ever wonder what living your best life as an RVT could look like?
With RVT PWR, you don’t have to wonder! RVT PWR is a CE-accredited live webcast event, to help you design the kind of professional life you’ll want to be high-key invested in.
Whether you want the ins and outs of starting your entrepreneurial journey or learn how to advocate for yourself and be more resilient in your day-to-day, we’ve got you covered! RVT PWR 2024October 26,...
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The Working Mind (TWM) program, presented by the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA), hosted by Mental Health Commission of Canada, and sponsored by Petsecure, is a must for all veterinary staff.
TWM addresses mental health distress caused by inherent workplace stresses such as day-to-day workflow pressures, interpersonal relationships, conflicts, and challenges unique to veterinary medicine like ethical and moral distress. Significant mental health challenges in the veterinary...
Empathy for Itch: A collaboration with a mission The Canadian Academy of Dermatology (CAVD) has partnered with Royal Canin, Zoetis, and Ceva to create Empathy for Itch (EFI), an educational and awareness campaign aimed at both veterinary teams and pet owners.
The goal of EFI is to empower veterinary teams in dealing with pruritic pets by sharing tools and handouts, and raising pet owner awareness of pruritus with an emphasis on seeking veterinary care with the tagline, ‘‘Itchy pet, set your...
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Veterinary teams need to adapt communication and pet parent interactions in new ways, confirms recent NVA Canada survey NVA Canada recently conducted a survey of over 1,300 pet owners in Ontario and BC and is making these data publicly available for the industry to reflect on ways it can continue to evolve to meet changing pet parent expectations. Survey insights show generational differences in preferred modes of communication and consumer behaviour. The needs of pet parents have changed,...
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