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Illinois Spring 2012 Kibble
Companion for DVMs, Spring 2012: The Health of Your Practice
Advantages of clients who have pet health insurance; diabetic ketoacidosis; acupuncture for patients with disc disease; lab work and bacterial infections; an interview with emergency service senior clinician Will Fischbach
DownloadKibble for Techs, Winter 2012: Keeping that clipper in action
Keeping that clipper in action; how vaccines work; catnip's allure; what's the purpose of the third eyelid?; can cats see colors?; an abbreviations puzzle 4U; the sense of taste; five veterinary technician myths
DownloadCompanion for DVMS, Winter 2012: Managing Pulmonary Contusions
Managing pulmonary contusions; managing osteoarthritis; canine bone tumors; component blood therapy; meet Ryan Bragg, DVM, MS, DACVECC, of our critical care service
DownloadKibble for Techs, Fall 2011
Patient monitoring; how ECGs work; stethoscopes; radiation safety; cardiology alphabet soup; how cats land on their feet; dogs' & cats' sense of hearing
DownloadCompanion for DVMs Fall 2011 Illinois
Vestibular disease; canine mast cell tumors; laryngeal paralysis; facial nerve paralysis; meet Dr. Ashley Bensfield of the neurology service
DownloadCOMPANION for DVMs, Summer 2011: PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOUNDING
Compounded drugs; protein-losing enteropathies; the prophylactic triple pelvic osteotomy (TPO) in the canine dysplastic patient; xylitol: a cautionary take; the dilemma of feline heartworm disease; an interview with Pedro Boria, DVM, DACVIM-Oncology
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