Sentences with phrase «small animals section»

Welcome to the small animals section of OzPets.

When it comes to feeding your hamster, most people just buy a mix of seeds and grains you can get from the small animal section in any superstore, however this allows your hamster to pick out the pieces that taste the best, but leave behind the healthy pieces.

«We feel chew toys are the most important accessories in the small animal section,» said Heather Cappel, creative coordinator at Ware Manufacturing in Phoenix.

To keep the small animal section of the store fresh and exciting, retailers should seek out new, innovative products and highlight them on the shelf and in - store advertising.

Not exact matches

In July they reported that the ultrasound was able to pass through the monkeys» skulls and almost instantly loosen small sections of the animals» blood - brain barrier.

In a 2011 paper published in PLoS ONE, Evans, Hughes and Simon Elliot (of the Department of Animal Biology at the Federal University of Vicosa in Brazil) described four new species of the Ophiocordyceps fungus that were found in just a small section of rainforest in Brazil's southeastern state of Minas Gerais.

In most animals, these HOX genes are active only in a small section of the backbone, where ribs sprout from the spinal column.

The researchers extracted and isolated the denticle - bearing plates, created thin section slides and examined them under the microscope — no small feat since denticles on this animal were only about 100 microns long.

Hence, its members favor primary cell lines and try to avoid experiments with cultured cell lines, they favor three - dimensional cell cultures over two - dimensional cell monolayers that are cultivated on hard and flat surfaces and they try to maintain the three - dimensional context of plants, cell clusters, tissues sections and small animal embryos.

After realizing that Parker's was losing potential sales from small - animal owners to big - box stores, Pottenger added a small - animal section a year and a half ago.

But small - animal owners are no less passionate about their pets and will reward retailers that make the effort to keep the small - animal sections of the store brimming with new and innovative products.

Although a cat or dog may be small, you need someone in every section of the process to supervise the animal at all times.

He joined the faculty at UC Davis in 1989 and works in the small animal anesthesia section with a strong interest in analgesia and avian anesthesia.

If you live in Tippecanoe County, Indiana or are an employee of Purdue University, West Lafayette campus and want the VTH to be the primary care veterinarian for your pet, you can make an appointment directly with our Small Animal Community Practice section without a referral.

James O. Noxon, DVM, DACVIM Morrill Professor and Dermatology Section Leader Hixson - Lied Small Animal Hospital Iowa State University

ACVA, associate professor of anesthesiology and anesthesiology section chief at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, N.C., anesthesia mortality rates for small animals is 1:1,000, while that number is 1:10,000 for humans.

While at WSU he was the head of the Small Animal Medicine Section and was responsible for faculty, house officers and staff.

Croatian Small Animal Veterinary Section (CSAVS) are organizing a lot of events workshops educations and a lot of professors and educators are coming from around the world and giving lectures and teaching us how to perform better veterinary medicine.

He served on the faculty at the veterinary college at Cornell from 2007 - 2010 in the section of small animal surgery.

See the indications section for more indications for cardiac and abdominal ultrasound in small animal practice.

Department of Clinical Sciences, Section of Radiology Foster Hospital for Small Animals at Tufts University Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine, 200 Westboro Road, North Grafton, MA 01536, USA.

The section currently has three small animal DR rooms, large animal DR room, a 64 slice CT scanner, a digital fluoroscope, 1 ultrasound machine, a gamma camera for nuclear imaging and a 1.5 T MRI scanner.

A team of quality, professional technicians in the Small Animal Medicine Section is critical to providing services to support this mission.

Abou - Madi, Noha - Section of Zoological Medicine Ainsworth, Dorothy M. - Section of Large Animal Medicine Balakrishnan, Anusha - Adjunct Faculty Balkman, Cheryl M. - Section of Oncology Baneux, Philippe - Adjunct Faculty Bentley, Adrienne - Adjunct Faculty Berliner, Elizabeth - Section of Shelter Medicine Boesch, Jordyn - Section of Anesthesiology Brown, Bryan - Adjunct Faculty Cable, Christina - Courtesy Lecturer Campoy, Luis - Section of Anesthesiology Carney, Patrick C. - Section of Community Practice Service Casal, Margaret - Adjunct Faculty Center, Sharon A. - Section of Small Animal Medicine Cheetham, Jonathon - Section of Large Animal Surgery Cheong, Soon Hon - Section of Theriogenology Childs - Sanford, Sara E. - Section of Zoological Medicine Cook, Gabriel - Courtesy Lecturer Collins, Brian - Section of Community Practice Service Davies, Emma S. - Section of Neurology Delco, Michelle L. - Assistant Research Professor de Matos, Ricardo - Section of Zoological Medicine DeTar, Lena - Section of Shelter Medicine Dewey, Curtis W. - Section of Neurology Diel de Amorim, Mariana - Section of Theriogenology Divers, Thomas J. - Section of Large Animal Medicine Ducharme, Norm G. - Section of Large Animal Surgery Earley, Edward T. - Section of Large Animal Dentistry Espinheira, Filipe - Section of Ophthalmology Felippe, M. Julia - Section of Large Animal Medicine Fiani, Nadine - Section of Dentistry and Oral Surgery Fink, Lisa - Adjunct Faculty Flanders, James - Section of Small Animal Surgery Fletcher, Daniel J. - Section of Emergency and Critical Care Forman, Marnin - Adjunct Faculty Fortier, Lisa A. - Section of Large Animal Surgery Frye, Christopher W. - Section of Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation Fubini, Susan L. - Section of Large Animal Surgery Gilbert, Robert O. - Section of Theriogenology, Emeritus Gleed, Robin D. - Section of Anesthesiology Goggs, Robert - Section of Emergency Critical Care Goldberg, Katherine J. - Courtesy Lecturer Hackett, Richard P. - Section of Large Animal Surgery Hackner, Susan G. - Adjunct Faculty Hart, Robert C. - Courtesy Senior Lecturer Harvey, H. Jay - Section of Primary Care Surgery Hayashi, Kei - Section of Small Animal Surgery Hayes, Galina M. - Section of Small Animal Surgery Hillman, Robert B. - Section of Theriogenology, Emeritus, Senior Clinician Hornbuckle, William E. - Section of Community Practice Service, Emeritus Houpt, Katherine A. - Section of Behavior, Emeritus Hume, Kelly R. - Section of Oncology Hurcombe, Samuel D. A. - Cornell Ruffian Equine Specialists Irby, Nita L. - Section of Ophthalmology Johnson, Philippa J. - Section of Diagnostic Imaging Kallfelz, F.A. - Section of Nutrition, Emeritus Kaplan, Leni K. - Section of Community Practice Service Kern, Thomas J. - Section of Ophthalmology Kollias, George V. - Section of Zoological Medicine, Emeritus Korich, Jody A. - Associate Dean for Education Kornreich, Bruce - Section of Cardiology Kraus, Steve - Farrier Krotscheck, Ursula - Section of Small Animal Surgery Ledbetter, Eric C. - Section of Ophthalmology Loftus, John P. - Section of Small Animal Medicine Ludders, John W. - Section of Anesthesiology, Emeritus Martin - Flores, Manuel - Section of Anesthesiology Matthews, Nora B. - Adjunct Faculty Matusow, Rachel - Adjunct Faculty Mazzaferro, Elisa - Adjunct Faculty McCleary - Wheeler, Angela L. - Section of Oncology McDaniel, Carolyn M. - Section of Curriculum McEntee, Margaret C. - Section of Oncology Menard, Julie M. - Section of Emergency & Critical Care Miller, Meredith L. - Section of Small Animal Medicine Miller, William H. - Section of Dermatology Moise, N. Sydney - Section of Cardiology Morgan, Megan - Adjunct Faculty Morgan, Oliver D.E. - Adjunct Faculty Morrisey, James K. - Section of Zoological Medicine Nixon, Alan J. - Section of Large Animal Surgery Pariaut, Romain - Section of Cardiology Peralta, Santiago - Section of Dentistry and Oral Surgery Perkins, Gillian A. - Section of Large Animal Medicine Peters - Kennedy, Jeanine - Adjunct Faculty Peterson, Mark - Adjunct Faculty Pigott, John - Cornell Ruffian Equine Specialists Pownder, Sarah - Courtesy Lecturer Pukazhenthi, Budhan - Adjunct Faculty Putnam, Holly - Joint Appointment, Shelter Medicine Radcliffe, Robin - Wildlife & Conservation Medicine Radcliffe, Rolfe - Section of Large Animal Surgery Randolph, John F. - Section of Small Animal Medicine Reesink, Heidi - Section of Large Animal Surgery Riis, Ronald - Section of Ophthalmology, Emeritus Rishniw, Mark - Adjunct Faculty Santilli, Roberto - Adjunct Faculty Schoeffler, Gretchen - Section of Emergency and Critical Care Scott, Danny W. - Section of Dermatology, Emeritus Scrivani, Peter V. - Section of Diagnostic Imaging Short, Charles E. - Section of Anesthesiology, Emeritus Simpson, Kenneth W. - Section of Small Animal Medicine Sumner, Julia P. - Section of Small Animal Surgery Thalheim, Lindsay - Adjunct Faculty Thompson, Margret S. - Associate Dean and Director for Hospital Operations, Section of Diagnostic Imaging Todhunter, Rory J. - Section of Small Animal Surgery Trotter, Eric J. - Section of Small Animal Surgery, Emeritus Vanblaricum, Anita - Courtesy Lecturer Van Hatten, Ruth - Adjunct Faculty Wakshlag, Joseph J. - Section of Nutrition and Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation

To find out why so many cats are being diagnosed with diabetes, and what owners can do, WebMD talked to Thomas Graves, a former feline practitioner who is associate professor and section head of small animal medicine at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine.

Generally, animals with larger litters of puppies or kittens are less likely to require a C - Section, because the babies will be smaller in size.

The orthopedic service in the Small Animal Surgery section offers «state of the art» care for animals undergoing diagnosis and treatment of orthopedic conditions at the Purdue University Veterinary Teaching Hospital (PUVTH).

Gilbert, Robert O. - Section of Theriogenology Hillman, Robert B. - Section of Theriogenology, Senior Clinician Houpt, Katherine A. - Section of Behavior Kallfelz, F.A. - Section of Nutrition Kollias, George V. - Section of Zoological Medicine Ludders, John W. - Section of Anesthesiology Riis, Ronald - Section of Ophthalmology Scott, Danny W. - Section of Dermatology Short, Charles E. - Section of Anesthesiology Trotter, Eric J. - Section of Small Animal Surgery

The Section of Anesthesiology is comprised of four board - certified anesthesiologists, four residents - in - training, and eight technicians, dedicated exclusively to providing the highest quality of anesthesia to small and large animals referred to our hospitals.

The Section of Small Animal Medicine is staffed by five faculty members board - certified by the American College of Veterinary internal medicine, five residents, each completing two years of training; and three licensed veterinary technicians.

In the «read more» section, the WSAVA Vaccination Guidelines Group webpage notes: «It is clear that the controversy surrounding small companion animal vaccination has not diminished and that there is an urgent requirement for education of practicing veterinarians in this area.

Consider creating one endcap or a new product section within the small animal department.

Grooming education sessions will focus on how to build your business by adding rapid growth areas including daycare, boarding and dog training, while animal wellness sections will focus on small animal care in stores and best practices for birds, reptiles and fish.

He is a Diplomate of the American and European Colleges of Veterinary Internal Medicine and is currently Chief of the Section of Small Animal Internal Medicine at Cornell.

Student participation with clinical cases for advanced student in selected services of the small animal medicine and surgery sections of the Veterinary Teaching Hospital.

I feel that while keeping animals out of the shelter is important (and would have been a greater influence on the legal angle, which was their key focus), a small section on SAVING those who came in would have been warranted.

Ursula Krotscheck, DVM, DACVS Associate Professor of Small Animal Surgery, Section Chief of Small Animal Surgery

John Randolph, DVM, DACVIM Professor of Small Animal Medicine, Section Chief of Internal Medicine

He then went on to serve terms as chief of the internal medicine section, head of the critical care unit, lecturer in several areas of internal medicine, and the leader of the small animal practice rotations for senior students.

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