Sentences with phrase «practice veterinarians often»

General practice veterinarians often work with our board - certified veterinary specialists, who are experts at neurosurgery and in managing disorders of the brain, spinal cord and neuromuscular systems.

Not exact matches

At that time, the Director of Spiritual Care, Rev. Delana Taylor McNac — a veterinarian no longer in practice — recognized that all too often terminally ill patients give up their pets because they can't afford pet food or vet care.

Veterinarians don't enter the profession to practice accounting, which is why they often delegate bookkeeping to others.

To fulfil the objective of Poultry Respiratory Disease - Coordinated Agricultural Project (PRD - CAP), we plan to direct extension efforts towards two audiences: SFOs and veterinarians (both mixed practice and companion animal veterinarians) who often are not familiar with the prevalence and control of poultry diseases.

Dr. Gorse opened Veterinary Specialty Services in June of 1994 and was joined two years later by Dr. Mark Anderson who shared her vision of a multi-specialty referral only practice where the specialists would work in collaboration with and support of primary care veterinarians throughout Missouri and surrounding states to diagnose and treat complex, challenging, and often life - threatening pet health problems.

Now, as a recent graduate and practicing veterinarian, I still attend the monthly spay - neuter clinics as often as possible.

Fortunately, this leaves hundreds of capable managers who love managing smaller practices and who often run the business by default when the veterinarian owners are too busy to do so.

«Veterinary students and practicing veterinarians alike are often exhausted and overly stressed, and typically don't have time to find support after hours.

A 1999 study surveyed 327 veterinarians and 322 physicians about how often they encountered zoonotic diseases to suggest the appropriate role each profession should play in educating the public on zoonotic diseases, prevention, and precautions.7 The findings indicated that veterinarians encounter zoonotic diseases in their practices or discuss them with their clients more frequently than physicians.

Veterinarians also play a critical role in educating owners on proper husbandry practices, often a key element in disease prevention and detection.

To practice veterinary medicine in a particular state, a veterinarian often has to pass a state board exam as well.

Many veterinarians lack the time to fully implement operational improvements and new initiatives because they are often overwhelmed with clinical care and basic practice management tasks.

From my perspective, it's always interesting to read a sensational story about a veterinarian, as we often lead arduous and sometimes seemingly - mundane professional lives grinding away in the trenches of clinical practice.

Although veterinary liens may be utilized more often in small animal practices than in equine practices, a question that veterinarians should consider before exercising a lien is whether payment for services justifies the potential costs in legal fees, time and aggravation.

A 2016 Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association paper on incorporating the human - animal bond into the veterinary practice noted, «Owners who have the strongest bond with their pets are more likely to accept healthcare recommendations from their veterinarians, and high - bonded owners visit their veterinarian more often and are more likely to seek preventative care.»

That is why I have been so supportive of encouraging every Educational Seminar put on by dog breeder organizations to have at least one Veterinarian discuss best practices to avoid the spread of PARVO, a highly contagious and viral disease that often leads to the death of puppies and young dogs if they do not receive all of their Parvo booster shots.

This is why as veterinarians, we often reach for the prescription diets whether hypoallergenic or a limited ingredient diet, as they tend to have higher standards and cleaning practices to guarantee their diets are free from other protein contaminants.

As a holistic veterinarian having a concierge - style, house call practice serving clients and patients in their homes in Los Angeles I often find myself in a variety of interesting neighborhoods and circumstances.

Often oncologists serve as consultants to assist in the treatment of pets with cancer for veterinarians in private practice.

Veterinarians practicing Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM) in addition to Western medicine often have more options available for pet parents.

Your veterinarian can also dispense a tranquilizer if necessary, although I feel this is often not a good practice.

Finding a veterinarian who owns his or her own practice compared to offices with multiple vets, or those with «hospital» in the name, will often provide more reasonable costs.

Veterinarians and pet owners interested in alternatives or complements to conventional practice often shun commercial diets, and some cancer patients refuse them, as well.