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What happened to HGE?

Posted by Flavia Vaduva on Dec 26, 2018 3:12:32 PM
 
Hemorrhagic gastroenteritis has been renamed...it is now called Acute Hemorrhagic Diarrhea Syndrome (AHDS). 
 
AHDS is a more specific term, as HGE could refer to a number of conditions that cause inflammation and bleeding of the gastrointestinal tract. Other conditions that may lead to HGE  include but are not limited to: infectious causes, dietary indiscretion and pancreatitis among others. 
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Link: Here's Who I Blame for the High Cost of Veterinary Care

Posted by Flavia Vaduva on Dec 17, 2018 3:24:02 PM
 
As a profession, we often struggle with the financial concerns that come with the cost of providing veterinary care.
 
I know I have been that vet that has tried to come up with multiple treatment plans that might work, despite the fact that I know what may actually work but was not approved by the client. I know I have been that vet that has taken on an owner surrender case that I paid for myself and had to then worry about how I would find a good home for that pet afterwards. I know I have been that vet that has had to perform euthanasias for issues that were probably treatable but not financially affordable for the pet owner. 
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Topics: High Cost

Veterinarians and Vet Students: What can you do to help in times of natural disasters?

Posted by Flavia Vaduva on Dec 10, 2018 8:19:29 AM
 
In light of the several natural disasters that have affected the U.S. in the past year, you may be wondering what you can do to help.
 
There are many ways, options and opportunities to help- the key, if you are passionate about and interested in disaster response, is to review the resources available and decide what way or ways you want to help! 
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Topics: Natural Disasters

The Night Shift: A Health Hazard for Veterinarians?

Posted by Lori Hehn on Nov 30, 2018 10:57:39 AM

The night shift is appealing to many people for several reasons. It tends to have a more laid back atmosphere. Even when you are busiest during the rush before midnight, things tend to settle down in the earlier hours of the morning even when you have lots of patients to manage.

The night crew is usually great to work with, at least in most places I have been. It also usually offers better pay and provides a lot of experience, particularly for new graduates, that are looking for hands-on high volume emergency work.

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Topics: Job Opportunities

Link: 6 Tips for Managing Canine and Feline Diabetes

Posted by Flavia Vaduva on Nov 25, 2018 10:05:20 AM

During the holidays, it’s easy to forget to keep an eye on our- and our pet’s- nutrition. However, this is so important to keep in mind, especially for our diabetic patients.

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Topics: Diabetes

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