Sentences with phrase «with general veterinary practitioners»

Arizona Veterinary Specialists: A comprehensive, state of the art, multi-specialty veterinary referral hospital that works with general veterinary practitioners to provide comprehensive, innovative, and compassionate care for your furry friends.

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His father is a retired general practitioner in Philadelphia and he works with his brother, a veterinary internist.

ACVIM, owner of DocuTech Veterinary Consultants in Baton Rouge, La., and co-author of «Geriatrics & Gerontology of the Dog and Cat,» says, «Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs remain a top choice of general practitioners, but orthopedic surgeons say rehabilitative activity remains most important for dogs with arthritis and muscle degeneration, while weight control is the number one factor in helping senior cats.»

Patients and the referring hospital both can benefit when a general practitioner partners with a veterinary specialist.

General practitioner Dr. Joanna Bender has cared for pets with Monroe Veterinary Associates since 1989.

When your pet is faced with cancer, a veterinary oncologist will typically work in concert with your pet's general practitioner veterinarian in order to obtain the best possible medical outcome for your pet.

As veterinary general practitioners, we are challenged daily with medical cases, ranging from simple infections to complex metabolic problems.

Integrative veterinary practitioner — with skills in general medicine and surgery, acupuncture, homeopathy, therapeutic laser — to work with primarily canine and feline patients.

We are now established as a 5 - location veterinary practice, staffed with general practitioners and specialty veterinarians, in addition to a highly - trained staff dedicated to meeting the needs of each patient and client.

Newburgh Veterinary Hospital's team of general practitioners, consulting board certified specialist, animal health technicians, resort and office staff are dedicated to providing you and your pet with quality care.

In addition, there are a wide range of veterinary specialties, with some vets focusing on narrow fields such as dentistry or cardiology, while other vets remain general practitioners, providing a range of services to those animals under their care.

Since l984, our small animal practice has watched the change in veterinary medicine from the general practitioner «doing it all» to now having the ability to partner with our local veterinary specialists to offer and provide the highest level of veterinary care and service to our patients and their owners.

It is the only practice in Oregon that combines the knowledge of a Board Certified Veterinary Behaviorist with active general practitioners to provide multidimensional diagnostic assessments for dogs and cats exhibiting behavior concerns.

At the forefront of research breakthroughs, specialists serve as conduits to improve the veterinary community's quality of medicine by teaching veterinary students, speaking at continuing education events, publishing peer reviewed articles, research abstracts and review articles, as well as consulting with general practitioners one - on - one for individual case management.

Pathologists work in partnership with general practitioners and veterinary specialists in discovering the correct diagnosis.

General practice veterinary hospitals, clinics and practitioners are welcome to apply, whether they are private, municipally - run or affiliated with a non-profit shelter.

As general practitioners we often end up referring these cases to either trainers or expensive veterinary specialists in behavior, and even though there are great efforts made by these wonderful people, I am often left with disappointed clients who have spent lots of money on often very difficult to understand and treat disturbing behaviors in their feline and canine animal companions.

Our board certified radiologists combine their knowledge of veterinary medicine with state - of - the - art imaging equipment to help general practitioners and other veterinary specialist diagnose and treat our veterinary patients.

There is a report on VIN (Veterinary Information Network) from a general practitioner who dealt with two cats that died within 10 days of receiving Convenia.

Dr. Gustafson is a general practitioner who has been with Veterinary Specialists since 1982.

Your general practitioner veterinarian will still oversee all aspects of your pet's care, but with the added, specialized input of a veterinary ophthalmologist.

Your veterinary surgeon will work closely with your general practitioner or veterinary oncologist to ensure your pet is getting the very best care.

Board certified veterinary surgeons also are often affiliated with referral hospitals where they may have access to specialized diagnostic or surgical equipment, the latest and safest anesthesia monitoring equipment, physical therapy or rehabilitation capabilities, and other critical care services that a general practitioner may not have access to.

Your veterinary surgeon will work closely with your general practitioner veterinarian, as well as, depending on your pet's condition, other board certified specialists in internal medicine, veterinary oncology, veterinary neurology, and veterinary radiology.

We invite private practitioners, general and specialty, to join in with the NPDF to provide much needed and genuinely appreciated veterinary care to police dogs nationwide.