Is it possible to see congestive heart failure coming in dogs? In this month’s Vetspresso, we look into a recent study investigating the two significant variables that change the most in the months leading up to congestive heart failure and how to educate clients on ways to monitor their dogs at home. Get your energizing shots of actionable insights and find out how they can be applied to your veterinary practice in our to-the-point video featuring our Vetspresso “barista”, Lucas Yuricek, DVM....

Do you find it difficult to fit in discussions about nutritional choices with pet owners during your consultations? As homemade and raw diets are on the rise, don’t miss this month’s Vetspresso, as we look into two studies that provide insight into the increase in popularity of these unconventional approaches to pet nutrition. Get your energizing shots of actionable insights and find out what can be done differently during consultation times in your practice in our to-the-point video featuring...

Why do people react to cat allergens even if the cat isn’t even in the room? How can we help cat owners deal with allergies to their feline friend? In this month’s Vetspresso, we look into research that shows evidence of a safe and efficient technology that reduces the levels of allergens in a cat’s hair and saliva to help minimize exposure of the Fel d 1 allergen to its human companion. Get your energizing shots of actionable insight and find out how it can be applied to your veterinary...

Why are tapeworm infections now a public health risk compared to previous years? How has this parasite spread all across the country? In this month’s Vetspresso, we look into a case study about a dog presented with a hepatic abscess, which turned out to be alveolar echinococcosis. This paper is a starting point to review parasite prevention protocols and how to reduce further exposure and environmental contamination. Get your energizing shots of actionable insights and find out how they can be...

In this month’s Vetspresso, we look into an investigation validating a more practical pain assessment tool to help evaluate response to analgesics for cats by using a Feline Grimace Scale. This paper explains how pain is assessed in cats based on their facial expressions. The information provided will be useful in hospitalized patients with acute pain, which makes this scale a potential practical tool in both research and clinical settings. Get your energizing shots of insightful information...

Do you know someone who has left the veterinary profession due to burnout or have you ever thought of leaving yourself? If so, don’t miss this month’s Vetspresso, as we look into an investigation on burnout syndrome in veterinary technicians working in specialty hospitals. This research paper outlines what burnout actually is and points out some evidence-based initiatives that can be taken to overcome it. Get your energizing shots of actionable insights and find out how to apply these to your...

Get the “so what?” behind recently published papers in engaging, to-the-point videos. Have you ever wished there was a way for you to zoom in on practice-relevant takeaways in veterinary journal articles without spending precious time you don’t have sifting through lengthy preambles, methodologies and procedures? If so, you’re in the right place. Welcome to Vetspresso, a unique new perk for CommuniVETTM members! Join us for energizing shots of actionable insights, presented in...