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PYRETHRIN TOXICOSIS IN A CAT *Note: This video has no sound, so no need to adjust your sound!* In this VetGirl video, we show what “classic” pyrethrin toxicity looks like in cats.Pyrethrins and their synthetic derivative, pyrethroids, are commonly found in household insect sprays and insecticides (e.g., permethrin, cypermethrin, cyphenothrin, etc.). HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRL In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. TREATMENT OF THE CONSTIPATED CAT In this VETgirl online veterinary CE blog, we demonstrate how to treat the constipated cat.These patients often present slightly dehydrated, very obese, and with underlying disease – in other words, a disease process that predisposes them to a dehydrated state (e.g., renal failure, diabetes mellitus, etc.) or due to primary gastrointestinal (e.g., colonic) disease. 8 TOOLS TO RUN YOUR VETERINARY PRACTICE Today’s guest blogger for VetGirl is Susan Payton. She writes for ScheduleBase, an online employee scheduling software with mobile apps that is taking headaches away from business owners, one employee at a time. 8 Tools to Help You Run Your Vet Practice In veterinary school, they don’t often tell you that running your own practice DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic LYME DISEASE: TREATMENT OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC … Testing Historically, testing for Lyme was done based on antibodies against Bb via enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISA) and indirect fluorescent antibody (IFA) techniques.4,7 Culture and PCR can potentially be performed, but are typically very difficult (due to lownumber of
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IDIOPATHIC HEAD TREMORS IN DOGS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate what a dog with Idiopathic Head Tremors looks like.While this isn’t very common, it can be quite scary for a pet owner to observe. Idiopathic Head Tremors have been reported in several breeds of dogs including the Labrador retriever, doberman pinscher, boxer, and English bulldog. COCCYGEAL EPIDURALS IN BLOCKED CATS Coccygeal epidurals for feline urethral obstruction (FUO) Feline urethral obstruction (FUO) is a common emergency condition seen in feline medicine. This disease is not only life-threatening, but can be painful as well. Once the acute obstruction has been relieved, the focus is often shifted to pain management to help reduce urethral spasm. In this VetGirl podcast, we VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM VETgirl Certificate Program. VETgirl is proud to announce several unique veterinary course series for certification in the areas of: VETgirl certification is designed to give you the expertise that you need, geared for clinical veterinary professionals. Offered in unique tracks, these courses range from 12-60 hours of RACE-Approved CE forboth
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IDIOPATHIC HEAD TREMORS IN DOGS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate what a dog with Idiopathic Head Tremors looks like.While this isn’t very common, it can be quite scary for a pet owner to observe. Idiopathic Head Tremors have been reported in several breeds of dogs including the Labrador retriever, doberman pinscher, boxer, and English bulldog. HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS In this VETgirl blog, we demonstrate how to perform a buccal mucosal bleeding time (BMBT) in a dog to test for von Willebrands factor (vWF) disease. Keep in mind that a BMBT will test for primary hemostasis. Prior to performing a BMBT, a coagulation panel and platelet count should be performed. Prothrombin time (PT) and activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) should not be affected with LYME DISEASE: TREATMENT OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC … Testing Historically, testing for Lyme was done based on antibodies against Bb via enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISA) and indirect fluorescent antibody (IFA) techniques.4,7 Culture and PCR can potentially be performed, but are typically very difficult (due to lownumber of
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ANESTHESIA FOR THE C-SECTION PATIENT In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, VMD, DACVECC addresses anesthesia for the C-section veterinary patient!Anesthesia can be a scary thought for any patient, let alone when you are performing anesthesia on a patient that is pregnant! Simply put, we know there are a multitude of physiological and hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy and HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRL In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic HOW TO PERFORM A JOINT TAP IN A DOG In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform a joint tap in a dog.This is a relatively simple procedure, that can be easily performed by veterinarians under sedation using aseptic technique. This should be done in any patient with joint swelling, especially if Lyme disease IDIOPATHIC HEAD TREMORS IN DOGS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate what a dog with Idiopathic Head Tremors looks like.While this isn’t very common, it can be quite scary for a pet owner to observe. Idiopathic Head Tremors have been reported in several breeds of dogs including the Labrador retriever, doberman pinscher, boxer, and English bulldog. HOW TO PLACE AN INTRAVENOUS CATHETER In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education video, we demonstrate how to place an intravenous (IV) catheter. This is a common daily procedure that veterinarians and veterinary technicians must feel comfortable performing. To start, make sure to be well prepared and have all the supplies necessary in place (e.g., clippers, scrub, restrainer, white tape ripped TREATMENT OF HYPERNATREMIA IN DOGS AND CATS Treatment of the hypernatremia patient in veterinary medicine can be challenging, and appropriate fluid therapy and careful monitoring is imperative. The speed of correction of hypernatremia will depend on the speed of onset of hypernatremia in the patient. Normal body sodium in both the dog and cat is approximately 140 mEq/L. PRODUCTION-BASED COMPENSATION IN VETERINARY MEDICINE Production-Based Compensation: The Impact on Ethical Decision-Making in Veterinary Medicine. By VETgirl. COMPLETED! MARK AS COMPLETE. During veterinary school, I chose to extern at a veterinary practice in Alaska for a summer. What I didn’t know was that I was working for the most expensive veterinarian in the state. FLEX YOUR SPINAL CORD REFLEXES KNOWLEDGE! The withdrawal reflex is performed by pinching a toe. A positive response is seen if the patient flexes the hip, stifle, and hock. This reflex evaluates the function of the sciatic nerve and its associated spinal cord segments (L6-S1). The patellar reflex is performed bytapping the
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IMPROVING MOBILITY IN GENERAL PRACTICE Add to Calendar 06/15/2021 08:30 PM 06/15/2021 09:30 PM America/New_York ageAwCWSizIGXeivJmVv66952 15 June 15, 2021: Keep them moving: Improving mobility in general practice In this complimentary, 1-hour VETgirl-Elanco webinar, Dr. Carolina Medina, DACVSMR, CVA, CVPP will review how to improve mobility in our canine patients. This lecture will cover the various HOW TO PERFORM AN ENUCLEATION In this VETgirl veterinary continuing education video, we will review how to perform an enucleation.Enucleation is a common ocular surgery which may be indicated for a variety of reasons, such as nonresponsive glaucoma, perforated corneal ulceration, or intraocular neoplasia. IDIOPATHIC HEAD TREMORS IN DOGS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate what a dog with Idiopathic Head Tremors looks like.While this isn’t very common, it can be quite scary for a pet owner to observe. Idiopathic Head Tremors have been reported in several breeds of dogs including the Labrador retriever, doberman pinscher, boxer, and English bulldog. “DOS AND DONʼTS” FOR FUROSEMIDE USE IN DOGS VETGIRL Thanks to Dr. Janet Olson, DACVIM (Cardiology) of Veterinary Cardiology Specialists in Minneapolis, MN for this great VETgirl guest blog! Here, she discusses the appropriate and inappropriate uses of furosemide, the diuretic (commonly called Lasix in North America). Furosemide is the most common medication used in dogs with confirmedheart failure.
TREATMENT OF THE CONSTIPATED CAT In this VETgirl online veterinary CE blog, we demonstrate how to treat the constipated cat.These patients often present slightly dehydrated, very obese, and with underlying disease – in other words, a disease process that predisposes them to a dehydrated state (e.g., renal failure, diabetes mellitus, etc.) or due to primary gastrointestinal (e.g., colonic) disease. HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS In this VETgirl blog, we demonstrate how to perform a buccal mucosal bleeding time (BMBT) in a dog to test for von Willebrands factor (vWF) disease. Keep in mind that a BMBT will test for primary hemostasis. Prior to performing a BMBT, a coagulation panel and platelet count should be performed. Prothrombin time (PT) and activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) should not be affected with TREATMENT OF HYPERNATREMIA IN DOGS AND CATS Treatment of the hypernatremia patient in veterinary medicine can be challenging, and appropriate fluid therapy and careful monitoring isimperative.
LYME DISEASE: TREATMENT OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC … Testing Historically, testing for Lyme was done based on antibodies against Bb via enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISA) and indirect fluorescent antibody (IFA) techniques.4,7 Culture and PCR can potentially be performed, but are typically very difficult (due to lownumber of
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HOMEPAGE - VETGIRLMEMBERSHIPCE LIBRARYVETGIRL UBLOGMESSAGE BOARDCERTIFICATE PROGRAM The #1 Veterinary CE Resource for Busy Veterinary Professionals. VETgirl is a subscription-based multimedia service offering RACE-approved, online continuing education for veterinaryprofessionals.
IMPROVING MOBILITY IN GENERAL PRACTICE Add to Calendar 06/15/2021 08:30 PM 06/15/2021 09:30 PM America/New_York ageAwCWSizIGXeivJmVv66952 15 June 15, 2021: Keep them moving: Improving mobility in general practice In this complimentary, 1-hour VETgirl-Elanco webinar, Dr. Carolina Medina, DACVSMR, CVA, CVPP will review how to improve mobility in our canine patients. This lecture will cover the various HOW TO PERFORM AN ENUCLEATION In this VETgirl veterinary continuing education video, we will review how to perform an enucleation.Enucleation is a common ocular surgery which may be indicated for a variety of reasons, such as nonresponsive glaucoma, perforated corneal ulceration, or intraocular neoplasia. IDIOPATHIC HEAD TREMORS IN DOGS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate what a dog with Idiopathic Head Tremors looks like.While this isn’t very common, it can be quite scary for a pet owner to observe. Idiopathic Head Tremors have been reported in several breeds of dogs including the Labrador retriever, doberman pinscher, boxer, and English bulldog. “DOS AND DONʼTS” FOR FUROSEMIDE USE IN DOGS VETGIRL Thanks to Dr. Janet Olson, DACVIM (Cardiology) of Veterinary Cardiology Specialists in Minneapolis, MN for this great VETgirl guest blog! Here, she discusses the appropriate and inappropriate uses of furosemide, the diuretic (commonly called Lasix in North America). Furosemide is the most common medication used in dogs with confirmedheart failure.
TREATMENT OF THE CONSTIPATED CAT In this VETgirl online veterinary CE blog, we demonstrate how to treat the constipated cat.These patients often present slightly dehydrated, very obese, and with underlying disease – in other words, a disease process that predisposes them to a dehydrated state (e.g., renal failure, diabetes mellitus, etc.) or due to primary gastrointestinal (e.g., colonic) disease. HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS In this VETgirl blog, we demonstrate how to perform a buccal mucosal bleeding time (BMBT) in a dog to test for von Willebrands factor (vWF) disease. Keep in mind that a BMBT will test for primary hemostasis. Prior to performing a BMBT, a coagulation panel and platelet count should be performed. Prothrombin time (PT) and activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) should not be affected with TREATMENT OF HYPERNATREMIA IN DOGS AND CATS Treatment of the hypernatremia patient in veterinary medicine can be challenging, and appropriate fluid therapy and careful monitoring isimperative.
LYME DISEASE: TREATMENT OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC … Testing Historically, testing for Lyme was done based on antibodies against Bb via enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISA) and indirect fluorescent antibody (IFA) techniques.4,7 Culture and PCR can potentially be performed, but are typically very difficult (due to lownumber of
FLUID THERAPY IN REAL-LIFE PRACTICE: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW! Sponsorship Thanks to Abbott Animal Health for sponsoring tonight’sVetGirl webinar!
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ANESTHESIA FOR THE C-SECTION PATIENT In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, VMD, DACVECC addresses anesthesia for the C-section veterinary patient!Anesthesia can be a scary thought for any patient, let alone when you are performing anesthesia on a patient that is pregnant! Simply put, we know there are a multitude of physiological and hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy and HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRL In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. HOW TO PERFORM A JOINT TAP IN A DOG In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform a joint tap in a dog.This is a relatively simple procedure, that can be easily performed by veterinarians under sedation using aseptic technique. This should be done in any patient with joint swelling, especially if Lyme disease HOW TO PLACE AN INTRAVENOUS CATHETER In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education video, we demonstrate how to place an intravenous (IV) catheter. This is a common daily procedure that veterinarians and veterinary technicians must feel comfortable performing. To start, make sure to be well prepared and have all the supplies necessary in place (e.g., clippers, scrub, restrainer, white tape ripped DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic IDIOPATHIC HEAD TREMORS IN DOGS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate what a dog with Idiopathic Head Tremors looks like.While this isn’t very common, it can be quite scary for a pet owner to observe. Idiopathic Head Tremors have been reported in several breeds of dogs including the Labrador retriever, doberman pinscher, boxer, and English bulldog. TREATMENT OF HYPERNATREMIA IN DOGS AND CATS Treatment of the hypernatremia patient in veterinary medicine can be challenging, and appropriate fluid therapy and careful monitoring isimperative.
FLEX YOUR SPINAL CORD REFLEXES KNOWLEDGE! T3-L3? L4-L6? What reflexes correlate with what spinal cord segments? Spinal reflexes are an important part of the neurologic examination and must be interpreted in the context of the full examination, not as an isolated examination finding.VetGirl PRODUCTION-BASED COMPENSATION IN VETERINARY MEDICINE Here’s one for you: Our vets are on the base-plus-share-of-revenue system and have no complaints with it, per se. However, our practice serves both equine and food animal clients and there is a significant difference in the fee structure for charges to those industries for both services and supplies. HOMEPAGE - VETGIRLMEMBERSHIPCE LIBRARYVETGIRL UBLOGMESSAGE BOARDCERTIFICATE PROGRAM The #1 Veterinary CE Resource for Busy Veterinary Professionals. VETgirl is a subscription-based multimedia service offering RACE-approved, online continuing education for veterinary professionals. Sign Up Now Start A Free Trial. VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM VETgirl Certificate Program. VETgirl is proud to announce several unique veterinary course series for certification in the areas of: VETgirl certification is designed to give you the expertise that you need, geared for clinical veterinary professionals. Offered in unique tracks, these courses range from 12-60 hours of RACE-Approved CE forboth
PYRETHRIN TOXICOSIS IN A CAT In this VetGirl video, we show what “classic” pyrethrin toxicity looks like in cats. Pyrethrins and their synthetic derivative, pyrethroids, are commonly found in household insect sprays and insecticides (e.g., permethrin, cypermethrin, cyphenothrin, etc.). Due to a cat’s altered liver glururonidation metabolism, cats aresignificantly
HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRL In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. TREATMENT OF THE CONSTIPATED CAT In this VETgirl online veterinary CE blog, we demonstrate how to treat the constipated cat.These patients often present slightly dehydrated, very obese, and with underlying disease – in other words, a disease process that predisposes them to a dehydrated state (e.g., renal failure, diabetes mellitus, etc.) or due to primary gastrointestinal (e.g., colonic) disease. DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic “DOS AND DONʼTS” FOR FUROSEMIDE USE IN DOGS VETGIRL Thanks to Dr. Janet Olson, DACVIM (Cardiology) of Veterinary Cardiology Specialists in Minneapolis, MN for this great VETgirl guest blog! Here, she discusses the appropriate and inappropriate uses of furosemide, the diuretic (commonly called Lasix in North America). Furosemide is the most common medication used in dogs with confirmedheart failure.
HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS BMBT lancet by JorVet. 1) Gently restrain the patient in lateral recumbency. 2) In dogs, tie a gauze strip around the muzzle to fold the upper lip up, thereby exposing the mucosal surface. Tie this securely to hold the lip up, but not too tight as to occlude blood flow. 3) Choose an area to perform the BMBT that is free of visibleblood vessels
TREATMENT OF HYPERNATREMIA IN DOGS AND CATS Treatment of the hypernatremia patient in veterinary medicine can be challenging, and appropriate fluid therapy and careful monitoring is imperative. The speed of correction of hypernatremia will depend on the speed of onset of hypernatremia in the patient. Normal body sodium in both the dog and cat is approximately 140 mEq/L. 8 TOOLS TO RUN YOUR VETERINARY PRACTICE Today’s guest blogger for VetGirl is Susan Payton. She writes for ScheduleBase, an online employee scheduling software with mobile apps that is taking headaches away from business owners, one employee at a time. 8 Tools to Help You Run Your Vet Practice In veterinary school, they don’t often tell you that running your own practice HOMEPAGE - VETGIRLMEMBERSHIPCE LIBRARYVETGIRL UBLOGMESSAGE BOARDCERTIFICATE PROGRAM The #1 Veterinary CE Resource for Busy Veterinary Professionals. VETgirl is a subscription-based multimedia service offering RACE-approved, online continuing education for veterinary professionals. Sign Up Now Start A Free Trial. VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM VETgirl Certificate Program. VETgirl is proud to announce several unique veterinary course series for certification in the areas of: VETgirl certification is designed to give you the expertise that you need, geared for clinical veterinary professionals. Offered in unique tracks, these courses range from 12-60 hours of RACE-Approved CE forboth
PYRETHRIN TOXICOSIS IN A CAT In this VetGirl video, we show what “classic” pyrethrin toxicity looks like in cats. Pyrethrins and their synthetic derivative, pyrethroids, are commonly found in household insect sprays and insecticides (e.g., permethrin, cypermethrin, cyphenothrin, etc.). Due to a cat’s altered liver glururonidation metabolism, cats aresignificantly
HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRL In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. TREATMENT OF THE CONSTIPATED CAT In this VETgirl online veterinary CE blog, we demonstrate how to treat the constipated cat.These patients often present slightly dehydrated, very obese, and with underlying disease – in other words, a disease process that predisposes them to a dehydrated state (e.g., renal failure, diabetes mellitus, etc.) or due to primary gastrointestinal (e.g., colonic) disease. DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic “DOS AND DONʼTS” FOR FUROSEMIDE USE IN DOGS VETGIRL Thanks to Dr. Janet Olson, DACVIM (Cardiology) of Veterinary Cardiology Specialists in Minneapolis, MN for this great VETgirl guest blog! Here, she discusses the appropriate and inappropriate uses of furosemide, the diuretic (commonly called Lasix in North America). Furosemide is the most common medication used in dogs with confirmedheart failure.
HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS BMBT lancet by JorVet. 1) Gently restrain the patient in lateral recumbency. 2) In dogs, tie a gauze strip around the muzzle to fold the upper lip up, thereby exposing the mucosal surface. Tie this securely to hold the lip up, but not too tight as to occlude blood flow. 3) Choose an area to perform the BMBT that is free of visibleblood vessels
TREATMENT OF HYPERNATREMIA IN DOGS AND CATS Treatment of the hypernatremia patient in veterinary medicine can be challenging, and appropriate fluid therapy and careful monitoring is imperative. The speed of correction of hypernatremia will depend on the speed of onset of hypernatremia in the patient. Normal body sodium in both the dog and cat is approximately 140 mEq/L. 8 TOOLS TO RUN YOUR VETERINARY PRACTICE Today’s guest blogger for VetGirl is Susan Payton. She writes for ScheduleBase, an online employee scheduling software with mobile apps that is taking headaches away from business owners, one employee at a time. 8 Tools to Help You Run Your Vet Practice In veterinary school, they don’t often tell you that running your own practice VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM VETgirl Certificate Program. VETgirl is proud to announce several unique veterinary course series for certification in the areas of: VETgirl certification is designed to give you the expertise that you need, geared for clinical veterinary professionals. Offered in unique tracks, these courses range from 12-60 hours of RACE-Approved CE forboth
HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRL In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. HOMEMADE VETERINARY DIETS Today’s guest blogger on VETgirl is Dr. Catherine Lenox discusses all you need to know about creating a balanced, homemade diet for your veterinary patients. Dr. Lenox is a board-certified veterinary nutritionist with an interest in homemade diet formulation. First,we’re
CARNASSIAL TOOTH EXTRACTION IN A DOG VETGIRL VETERINARY CE In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education video, a board-certified veterinary dentist demonstrates how to extract a fractured 4th upper premolar (known as the carnassial tooth) in a dog. First, a pre-extraction dental radiograph should be performed under general anesthesia to confirm the diagnosis, to reveal clinically important pathology and to review the patient’s local anatomy. HOW TO PERFORM A JOINT TAP IN A DOG In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform a joint tap in a dog.This is a relatively simple procedure, that can be easily performed by veterinarians under sedation using aseptic technique. This should be done in any patient with joint swelling, especially if Lyme disease has been ruled out. Before just routinely putting a dog on prednisone and ANESTHESIA FOR THE C-SECTION PATIENT In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, VMD, DACVECC addresses anesthesia for the C-section veterinary patient!Anesthesia can be a scary thought for any patient, let alone when you are performing anesthesia on a patient that is pregnant! Simply put, we know there are a multitude of physiological and hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy and ANTIVENOM UPDATES IN VETERINARY MEDICINE ACP antivenom is distributed by Boeringer Ingelheim Vetmedica and is currently the only USDA approved antivenom for use in veterinary medicine. Depending on the distributor, a veterinary clinician may be able to purchase this antivenom for about $300.00 – $500.00 per vial. F (ab) antivenom ( CroFab ®) is a concentrated, lyophilized,purified
HOW TO BE A MORE EFFICIENT VETERINARIAN Chug your Nalgene to stay hydrated. Finally pee. Down a granola bar. Let your dog outside to pee. Reassess your critically ill patient. Fill out a treatment sheet for your current waiting-to-be-seen patient (Warning: This usually jinxes it and makes the owner euthanize or notadmit the case).
TREATMENT OF HYPERNATREMIA IN DOGS AND CATS Treatment of the hypernatremia patient in veterinary medicine can be challenging, and appropriate fluid therapy and careful monitoring is imperative. The speed of correction of hypernatremia will depend on the speed of onset of hypernatremia in the patient. Normal body sodium in both the dog and cat is approximately 140 mEq/L. THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN VETERINARY Today’s VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog is by guest blogger, Karen Schuder, Ed.D., M.Div., M.A.M. Here, she reviews the importance of communication skills in veterinary medicine. While many of us went into veterinary medicine “because we love animals,” we have to learn to love people too, as we deal with themall the time.
HOMEPAGE - VETGIRLMEMBERSHIPCE LIBRARYVETGIRL UBLOGMESSAGE BOARDCERTIFICATE PROGRAM The #1 Veterinary CE Resource for Busy Veterinary Professionals. VETgirl is a subscription-based multimedia service offering RACE-approved, online continuing education for veterinary professionals. Sign Up Now Start A Free Trial. VETGIRL U 2021 VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CONFERENCE Join us at the boutique veterinary conference, VETgirl U 2021 at the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago, IL from August 5-8, 2021 for all veterinarians, veterinary technicians, exhibitors and more! Our veterinary TED-like talks, networking events, and incredible veterinary conference will have you attending each year for CE! VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM VETgirl Certificate Program. VETgirl is proud to announce several unique veterinary course series for certification in the areas of: VETgirl certification is designed to give you the expertise that you need, geared for clinical veterinary professionals. Offered in unique tracks, these courses range from 12-60 hours of RACE-Approved CE forboth
HOW TO PERFORM AN ENUCLEATION In this VETgirl veterinary continuing education video, we will review how to perform an enucleation.Enucleation is a common ocular surgery which may be indicated for a variety of reasons, such as nonresponsive glaucoma, perforated corneal ulceration, or intraocular neoplasia. DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic IDIOPATHIC HEAD TREMORS IN DOGS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate what a dog with Idiopathic Head Tremors looks like.While this isn’t very common, it can be quite scary for a pet owner to observe. Idiopathic Head Tremors have been reported in several breeds of dogs including the Labrador retriever, doberman pinscher, boxer, and English bulldog. HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS BMBT lancet by JorVet. 1) Gently restrain the patient in lateral recumbency. 2) In dogs, tie a gauze strip around the muzzle to fold the upper lip up, thereby exposing the mucosal surface. Tie this securely to hold the lip up, but not too tight as to occlude blood flow. 3) Choose an area to perform the BMBT that is free of visibleblood vessels
FLEX YOUR SPINAL CORD REFLEXES KNOWLEDGE! The withdrawal reflex is performed by pinching a toe. A positive response is seen if the patient flexes the hip, stifle, and hock. This reflex evaluates the function of the sciatic nerve and its associated spinal cord segments (L6-S1). The patellar reflex is performed bytapping the
“DOS AND DONʼTS” FOR FUROSEMIDE USE IN DOGS VETGIRL Thanks to Dr. Janet Olson, DACVIM (Cardiology) of Veterinary Cardiology Specialists in Minneapolis, MN for this great VETgirl guest blog! Here, she discusses the appropriate and inappropriate uses of furosemide, the diuretic (commonly called Lasix in North America). Furosemide is the most common medication used in dogs with confirmedheart failure.
BROMETHALIN TOXICITY IN DOGS & CATS In dogs, the LD50 of bromethalin is 2.38-3.65 mg/kg, with a minimum lethal dose being 2.5 mg/kg.1 Cats are more sensitive to the effects of bromethalin, and the LD50 is significantly lower (0.54 mg/kg).1 Clinical signs are dose-dependent, and the onset of clinical signs depends on the amount ingested. Typically, with acute ingestion, signsmay
HOMEPAGE - VETGIRLMEMBERSHIPCE LIBRARYVETGIRL UBLOGMESSAGE BOARDCERTIFICATE PROGRAM The #1 Veterinary CE Resource for Busy Veterinary Professionals. VETgirl is a subscription-based multimedia service offering RACE-approved, online continuing education for veterinary professionals. Sign Up Now Start A Free Trial. VETGIRL U 2021 VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CONFERENCE Join us at the boutique veterinary conference, VETgirl U 2021 at the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago, IL from August 5-8, 2021 for all veterinarians, veterinary technicians, exhibitors and more! Our veterinary TED-like talks, networking events, and incredible veterinary conference will have you attending each year for CE! VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM VETgirl Certificate Program. VETgirl is proud to announce several unique veterinary course series for certification in the areas of: VETgirl certification is designed to give you the expertise that you need, geared for clinical veterinary professionals. Offered in unique tracks, these courses range from 12-60 hours of RACE-Approved CE forboth
HOW TO PERFORM AN ENUCLEATION In this VETgirl veterinary continuing education video, we will review how to perform an enucleation.Enucleation is a common ocular surgery which may be indicated for a variety of reasons, such as nonresponsive glaucoma, perforated corneal ulceration, or intraocular neoplasia. DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic IDIOPATHIC HEAD TREMORS IN DOGS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate what a dog with Idiopathic Head Tremors looks like.While this isn’t very common, it can be quite scary for a pet owner to observe. Idiopathic Head Tremors have been reported in several breeds of dogs including the Labrador retriever, doberman pinscher, boxer, and English bulldog. HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS BMBT lancet by JorVet. 1) Gently restrain the patient in lateral recumbency. 2) In dogs, tie a gauze strip around the muzzle to fold the upper lip up, thereby exposing the mucosal surface. Tie this securely to hold the lip up, but not too tight as to occlude blood flow. 3) Choose an area to perform the BMBT that is free of visibleblood vessels
FLEX YOUR SPINAL CORD REFLEXES KNOWLEDGE! The withdrawal reflex is performed by pinching a toe. A positive response is seen if the patient flexes the hip, stifle, and hock. This reflex evaluates the function of the sciatic nerve and its associated spinal cord segments (L6-S1). The patellar reflex is performed bytapping the
“DOS AND DONʼTS” FOR FUROSEMIDE USE IN DOGS VETGIRL Thanks to Dr. Janet Olson, DACVIM (Cardiology) of Veterinary Cardiology Specialists in Minneapolis, MN for this great VETgirl guest blog! Here, she discusses the appropriate and inappropriate uses of furosemide, the diuretic (commonly called Lasix in North America). Furosemide is the most common medication used in dogs with confirmedheart failure.
BROMETHALIN TOXICITY IN DOGS & CATS In dogs, the LD50 of bromethalin is 2.38-3.65 mg/kg, with a minimum lethal dose being 2.5 mg/kg.1 Cats are more sensitive to the effects of bromethalin, and the LD50 is significantly lower (0.54 mg/kg).1 Clinical signs are dose-dependent, and the onset of clinical signs depends on the amount ingested. Typically, with acute ingestion, signsmay
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About. Founded by two board-certified veterinary specialists, VETgirl is the #1 online veterinary continuing education provider. We invite you to learn with us, CONTACT US | VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION PODCASTS Podcasts. Apr 7, 2021. What you need to know about the veterinary Caesarean-section patient | VETgirl Veterinary Continuing Education Videos. Videos. Mar 16, 2021. September 1, 2021: Topical NSAIDS – When to Choose Them or Lose Them. Real Life Rounds. Aug 26, 2021 / HOMEMADE VETERINARY DIETS Today’s guest blogger on VETgirl is Dr. Catherine Lenox discusses all you need to know about creating a balanced, homemade diet for your veterinary patients. Dr. Lenox is a board-certified veterinary nutritionist with an interest in homemade diet formulation. First,we’re
HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRL In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. TREATMENT OF THE CONSTIPATED CAT In this VETgirl online veterinary CE blog, we demonstrate how to treat the constipated cat.These patients often present slightly dehydrated, very obese, and with underlying disease – in other words, a disease process that predisposes them to a dehydrated state (e.g., renal failure, diabetes mellitus, etc.) or due to primary gastrointestinal (e.g., colonic) disease. ANESTHESIA FOR THE C-SECTION PATIENT In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, VMD, DACVECC addresses anesthesia for the C-section veterinary patient!Anesthesia can be a scary thought for any patient, let alone when you are performing anesthesia on a patient that is pregnant! Simply put, we know there are a multitude of physiological and hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy and IDIOPATHIC HEAD TREMORS IN DOGS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate what a dog with Idiopathic Head Tremors looks like.While this isn’t very common, it can be quite scary for a pet owner to observe. Idiopathic Head Tremors have been reported in several breeds of dogs including the Labrador retriever, doberman pinscher, boxer, and English bulldog. THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN VETERINARY Today’s VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog is by guest blogger, Karen Schuder, Ed.D., M.Div., M.A.M. Here, she reviews the importance of communication skills in veterinary medicine. While many of us went into veterinary medicine “because we love animals,” we have to learn to love people too, as we deal with themall the time.
8 TOOLS TO RUN YOUR VETERINARY PRACTICE Today’s guest blogger for VetGirl is Susan Payton. She writes for ScheduleBase, an online employee scheduling software with mobile apps that is taking headaches away from business owners, one employee at a time. 8 Tools to Help You Run Your Vet Practice In veterinary school, they don’t often tell you that running your own practice HOMEPAGE - VETGIRLMEMBERSHIPCE LIBRARYVETGIRL UBLOGMESSAGE BOARDCERTIFICATE PROGRAM The #1 Veterinary CE Resource for Busy Veterinary Professionals. VETgirl is a subscription-based multimedia service offering RACE-approved, online continuing education for veterinary professionals. Sign Up Now Start A Free Trial. VETGIRL U 2021 VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CONFERENCE Join us at the boutique veterinary conference, VETgirl U 2021 at the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago, IL from August 5-8, 2021 for all veterinarians, veterinary technicians, exhibitors and more! Our veterinary TED-like talks, networking events, and incredible veterinary conference will have you attending each year for CE! VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM VETgirl Certificate Program. VETgirl is proud to announce several unique veterinary course series for certification in the areas of: VETgirl certification is designed to give you the expertise that you need, geared for clinical veterinary professionals. Offered in unique tracks, these courses range from 12-60 hours of RACE-Approved CE forboth
HOW TO PERFORM AN ENUCLEATION In this VETgirl veterinary continuing education video, we will review how to perform an enucleation.Enucleation is a common ocular surgery which may be indicated for a variety of reasons, such as nonresponsive glaucoma, perforated corneal ulceration, or intraocular neoplasia. DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic IDIOPATHIC HEAD TREMORS IN DOGS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate what a dog with Idiopathic Head Tremors looks like.While this isn’t very common, it can be quite scary for a pet owner to observe. Idiopathic Head Tremors have been reported in several breeds of dogs including the Labrador retriever, doberman pinscher, boxer, and English bulldog. HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS BMBT lancet by JorVet. 1) Gently restrain the patient in lateral recumbency. 2) In dogs, tie a gauze strip around the muzzle to fold the upper lip up, thereby exposing the mucosal surface. Tie this securely to hold the lip up, but not too tight as to occlude blood flow. 3) Choose an area to perform the BMBT that is free of visibleblood vessels
FLEX YOUR SPINAL CORD REFLEXES KNOWLEDGE! The withdrawal reflex is performed by pinching a toe. A positive response is seen if the patient flexes the hip, stifle, and hock. This reflex evaluates the function of the sciatic nerve and its associated spinal cord segments (L6-S1). The patellar reflex is performed bytapping the
“DOS AND DONʼTS” FOR FUROSEMIDE USE IN DOGS VETGIRL Thanks to Dr. Janet Olson, DACVIM (Cardiology) of Veterinary Cardiology Specialists in Minneapolis, MN for this great VETgirl guest blog! Here, she discusses the appropriate and inappropriate uses of furosemide, the diuretic (commonly called Lasix in North America). Furosemide is the most common medication used in dogs with confirmedheart failure.
BROMETHALIN TOXICITY IN DOGS & CATS In dogs, the LD50 of bromethalin is 2.38-3.65 mg/kg, with a minimum lethal dose being 2.5 mg/kg.1 Cats are more sensitive to the effects of bromethalin, and the LD50 is significantly lower (0.54 mg/kg).1 Clinical signs are dose-dependent, and the onset of clinical signs depends on the amount ingested. Typically, with acute ingestion, signsmay
HOMEPAGE - VETGIRLMEMBERSHIPCE LIBRARYVETGIRL UBLOGMESSAGE BOARDCERTIFICATE PROGRAM The #1 Veterinary CE Resource for Busy Veterinary Professionals. VETgirl is a subscription-based multimedia service offering RACE-approved, online continuing education for veterinary professionals. Sign Up Now Start A Free Trial. VETGIRL U 2021 VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CONFERENCE Join us at the boutique veterinary conference, VETgirl U 2021 at the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago, IL from August 5-8, 2021 for all veterinarians, veterinary technicians, exhibitors and more! Our veterinary TED-like talks, networking events, and incredible veterinary conference will have you attending each year for CE! VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM VETgirl Certificate Program. VETgirl is proud to announce several unique veterinary course series for certification in the areas of: VETgirl certification is designed to give you the expertise that you need, geared for clinical veterinary professionals. Offered in unique tracks, these courses range from 12-60 hours of RACE-Approved CE forboth
HOW TO PERFORM AN ENUCLEATION In this VETgirl veterinary continuing education video, we will review how to perform an enucleation.Enucleation is a common ocular surgery which may be indicated for a variety of reasons, such as nonresponsive glaucoma, perforated corneal ulceration, or intraocular neoplasia. DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic IDIOPATHIC HEAD TREMORS IN DOGS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate what a dog with Idiopathic Head Tremors looks like.While this isn’t very common, it can be quite scary for a pet owner to observe. Idiopathic Head Tremors have been reported in several breeds of dogs including the Labrador retriever, doberman pinscher, boxer, and English bulldog. HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS BMBT lancet by JorVet. 1) Gently restrain the patient in lateral recumbency. 2) In dogs, tie a gauze strip around the muzzle to fold the upper lip up, thereby exposing the mucosal surface. Tie this securely to hold the lip up, but not too tight as to occlude blood flow. 3) Choose an area to perform the BMBT that is free of visibleblood vessels
FLEX YOUR SPINAL CORD REFLEXES KNOWLEDGE! The withdrawal reflex is performed by pinching a toe. A positive response is seen if the patient flexes the hip, stifle, and hock. This reflex evaluates the function of the sciatic nerve and its associated spinal cord segments (L6-S1). The patellar reflex is performed bytapping the
“DOS AND DONʼTS” FOR FUROSEMIDE USE IN DOGS VETGIRL Thanks to Dr. Janet Olson, DACVIM (Cardiology) of Veterinary Cardiology Specialists in Minneapolis, MN for this great VETgirl guest blog! Here, she discusses the appropriate and inappropriate uses of furosemide, the diuretic (commonly called Lasix in North America). Furosemide is the most common medication used in dogs with confirmedheart failure.
BROMETHALIN TOXICITY IN DOGS & CATS In dogs, the LD50 of bromethalin is 2.38-3.65 mg/kg, with a minimum lethal dose being 2.5 mg/kg.1 Cats are more sensitive to the effects of bromethalin, and the LD50 is significantly lower (0.54 mg/kg).1 Clinical signs are dose-dependent, and the onset of clinical signs depends on the amount ingested. Typically, with acute ingestion, signsmay
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About. Founded by two board-certified veterinary specialists, VETgirl is the #1 online veterinary continuing education provider. We invite you to learn with us, VETERINARY THERAPEUTIC ELIMINATION DIETS—SO, WHAT’S THE In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, sponsored by Blue Buffalo.Please note the opinions in this blog are the expressed opinion of the author, and not directly endorsed by VETgirl, LLC. June 2021. Veterinary therapeutic elimination diets—so, what’s the bottom line for usage? CONTACT US | VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION PODCASTS Podcasts. Apr 7, 2021. What you need to know about the veterinary Caesarean-section patient | VETgirl Veterinary Continuing Education Videos. Videos. Mar 16, 2021. September 1, 2021: Topical NSAIDS – When to Choose Them or Lose Them. Real Life Rounds. Aug 26, 2021 / HOMEMADE VETERINARY DIETS Today’s guest blogger on VETgirl is Dr. Catherine Lenox discusses all you need to know about creating a balanced, homemade diet for your veterinary patients. Dr. Lenox is a board-certified veterinary nutritionist with an interest in homemade diet formulation. First,we’re
HOW TO PERFORM AN ENUCLEATION In this VETgirl veterinary continuing education video, we will review how to perform an enucleation.Enucleation is a common ocular surgery which may be indicated for a variety of reasons, such as nonresponsive glaucoma, perforated corneal ulceration, or intraocular neoplasia. HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRL In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. ANESTHESIA FOR THE C-SECTION PATIENT In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, VMD, DACVECC addresses anesthesia for the C-section veterinary patient!Anesthesia can be a scary thought for any patient, let alone when you are performing anesthesia on a patient that is pregnant! Simply put, we know there are a multitude of physiological and hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy and TREATMENT OF THE CONSTIPATED CAT In this VETgirl online veterinary CE blog, we demonstrate how to treat the constipated cat.These patients often present slightly dehydrated, very obese, and with underlying disease – in other words, a disease process that predisposes them to a dehydrated state (e.g., renal failure, diabetes mellitus, etc.) or due to primary gastrointestinal (e.g., colonic) disease. IDIOPATHIC HEAD TREMORS IN DOGS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate what a dog with Idiopathic Head Tremors looks like.While this isn’t very common, it can be quite scary for a pet owner to observe. Idiopathic Head Tremors have been reported in several breeds of dogs including the Labrador retriever, doberman pinscher, boxer, and English bulldog. THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN VETERINARY Today’s VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog is by guest blogger, Karen Schuder, Ed.D., M.Div., M.A.M. Here, she reviews the importance of communication skills in veterinary medicine. While many of us went into veterinary medicine “because we love animals,” we have to learn to love people too, as we deal with themall the time.
HOMEPAGE - VETGIRLMEMBERSHIPCE LIBRARYVETGIRL UBLOGMESSAGE BOARDCERTIFICATE PROGRAM The #1 Veterinary CE Resource for Busy Veterinary Professionals. VETgirl is a subscription-based multimedia service offering RACE-approved, online continuing education for veterinaryprofessionals.
DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM VETgirl is proud to announce the certificate program in BASIC and ADVANCED emergency medicine, nutrition and practice management. Plus, more online veterinary certificates to come! Use these veterinary certification programs to help train both veterinarians and veterinarytechnicians.
VETGIRL U 2021 VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CONFERENCE Join us at the boutique veterinary conference, VETgirl U 2021 at the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago, IL from August 5-8, 2021 for all veterinarians, veterinary technicians, exhibitors and more! Our veterinary TED-like talks, networking events, and incredible veterinary conference will have you attending each year for CE! COCCYGEAL EPIDURALS IN BLOCKED CATS Coccygeal epidurals for feline urethral obstruction (FUO) Feline urethral obstruction (FUO) is a common emergency condition seen in feline medicine. This disease is not only life-threatening, but can be painful as well. Once the acute obstruction has been relieved, the focus is often shifted to pain management to help reduce urethral spasm. In this VetGirl podcast, we HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRLWHEN TO TRANSFUSE A DOGATRIUM AUTOTRANSFUSION BAGAUTOTRANSFUSION BAGAUTOTRANSFUSION CHEST TUBEAUTOTRANSFUSION MACHINESAUTOTRANSFUSION SYSTEMS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS In this VETgirl blog, we demonstrate how to perform a buccal mucosal bleeding time (BMBT) in a dog to test for von Willebrands factor (vWF) disease. Keep in mind that a BMBT will test for primary hemostasis. Prior to performing a BMBT, a coagulation panel and platelet count should be performed. Prothrombin time (PT) and activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) should not be affected with “DOS AND DONʼTS” FOR FUROSEMIDE USE IN DOGS VETGIRL Thanks to Dr. Janet Olson, DACVIM (Cardiology) of Veterinary Cardiology Specialists in Minneapolis, MN for this great VETgirl guest blog! Here, she discusses the appropriate and inappropriate uses of furosemide, the diuretic (commonly called Lasix in North America). Furosemide is the most common medication used in dogs with confirmedheart failure.
FLEX YOUR SPINAL CORD REFLEXES KNOWLEDGE! T3-L3? L4-L6? What reflexes correlate with what spinal cord segments? Spinal reflexes are an important part of the neurologic examination and must be interpreted in the context of the full examination, not as an isolated examination finding.VetGirl BROMETHALIN TOXICITY IN DOGS & CATS Bromethalin – a neurotoxicant. Bromethalin is a commonly used rodenticide, but should NOT be confused with brodifacoum and bromadiolone (which are both anticoagulant rodenticides). HOMEPAGE - VETGIRLMEMBERSHIPCE LIBRARYVETGIRL UBLOGMESSAGE BOARDCERTIFICATE PROGRAM The #1 Veterinary CE Resource for Busy Veterinary Professionals. VETgirl is a subscription-based multimedia service offering RACE-approved, online continuing education for veterinaryprofessionals.
DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM VETgirl is proud to announce the certificate program in BASIC and ADVANCED emergency medicine, nutrition and practice management. Plus, more online veterinary certificates to come! Use these veterinary certification programs to help train both veterinarians and veterinarytechnicians.
VETGIRL U 2021 VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CONFERENCE Join us at the boutique veterinary conference, VETgirl U 2021 at the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago, IL from August 5-8, 2021 for all veterinarians, veterinary technicians, exhibitors and more! Our veterinary TED-like talks, networking events, and incredible veterinary conference will have you attending each year for CE! COCCYGEAL EPIDURALS IN BLOCKED CATS Coccygeal epidurals for feline urethral obstruction (FUO) Feline urethral obstruction (FUO) is a common emergency condition seen in feline medicine. This disease is not only life-threatening, but can be painful as well. Once the acute obstruction has been relieved, the focus is often shifted to pain management to help reduce urethral spasm. In this VetGirl podcast, we HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRLWHEN TO TRANSFUSE A DOGATRIUM AUTOTRANSFUSION BAGAUTOTRANSFUSION BAGAUTOTRANSFUSION CHEST TUBEAUTOTRANSFUSION MACHINESAUTOTRANSFUSION SYSTEMS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS In this VETgirl blog, we demonstrate how to perform a buccal mucosal bleeding time (BMBT) in a dog to test for von Willebrands factor (vWF) disease. Keep in mind that a BMBT will test for primary hemostasis. Prior to performing a BMBT, a coagulation panel and platelet count should be performed. Prothrombin time (PT) and activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) should not be affected with “DOS AND DONʼTS” FOR FUROSEMIDE USE IN DOGS VETGIRL Thanks to Dr. Janet Olson, DACVIM (Cardiology) of Veterinary Cardiology Specialists in Minneapolis, MN for this great VETgirl guest blog! Here, she discusses the appropriate and inappropriate uses of furosemide, the diuretic (commonly called Lasix in North America). Furosemide is the most common medication used in dogs with confirmedheart failure.
FLEX YOUR SPINAL CORD REFLEXES KNOWLEDGE! T3-L3? L4-L6? What reflexes correlate with what spinal cord segments? Spinal reflexes are an important part of the neurologic examination and must be interpreted in the context of the full examination, not as an isolated examination finding.VetGirl BROMETHALIN TOXICITY IN DOGS & CATS Bromethalin – a neurotoxicant. Bromethalin is a commonly used rodenticide, but should NOT be confused with brodifacoum and bromadiolone (which are both anticoagulant rodenticides). HOW TO PERFORM A JOINT TAP IN A DOG In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform a joint tap in a dog.This is a relatively simple procedure, that can be easily performed by veterinarians under sedation using aseptic technique. This should be done in any patient with joint swelling, especially if Lyme disease VETERINARY THERAPEUTIC ELIMINATION DIETS—SO, WHAT’S THE In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, sponsored by Blue Buffalo.Please note the opinions in this blog are the expressed opinion of the author, and not directly endorsed by VETgirl, LLC. June 2021. Veterinary therapeutic elimination diets—so, what’s the bottom line for usage? HOMEMADE VETERINARY DIETS Today’s guest blogger on VETgirl is Dr. Catherine Lenox discusses all you need to know about creating a balanced, homemade diet for your veterinary patients. Dr. Lenox is a board-certified veterinary nutritionist with an interest in homemade diet formulation. First,we’re
HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRL In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. TREATMENT OF THE CONSTIPATED CAT In this VETgirl online veterinary CE blog, we demonstrate how to treat the constipated cat.These patients often present slightly dehydrated, very obese, and with underlying disease – in other words, a disease process that predisposes them to a dehydrated state (e.g., renal failure, diabetes mellitus, etc.) or due to primary gastrointestinal (e.g., colonic) disease. ANESTHESIA FOR THE C-SECTION PATIENT In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, VMD, DACVECC addresses anesthesia for the C-section veterinary patient!Anesthesia can be a scary thought for any patient, let alone when you are performing anesthesia on a patient that is pregnant! Simply put, we know there are a multitude of physiological and hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy and THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN VETERINARY Today’s VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog is by guest blogger, Karen Schuder, Ed.D., M.Div., M.A.M. Here, she reviews the importance of communication skills in veterinary medicine. While many of us went into veterinary medicine “because we love animals,” we have to learn to love people too, as we deal with themall the time.
HOW TO BE A MORE EFFICIENT VETERINARIAN In this VETgirl blog, we give away all our trade secrets on life - how to be a more efficient veterinarian. Follow these 5 rules to make youa better vet.
CANINE ECLAMPSIA (HYPOCALCEMIA) *Note: There is no sound on this video, so no need to turn it up. This VETgirl online veterinary CE video demonstrates classic clinical signs of canine eclampsia.Clinical signs of hypocalcemia are evidenced by: panting, agitation, tremors, facial rubbing (pruritus), and potentially even seizures. DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF CANINE INSULINOMA VETGIRL In today’s VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, Dr. Garret Pachtinger reviews hypoglycemia secondary to insulinoma in the dog.How do we diagnose and treat canine insulinomas in veterinary medicine? Hypoglycemia, or a low blood glucose, is a common concern in veterinary medicine. HOMEPAGE - VETGIRLMEMBERSHIPCE LIBRARYVETGIRL UBLOGMESSAGE BOARDCERTIFICATE PROGRAM The #1 Veterinary CE Resource for Busy Veterinary Professionals. VETgirl is a subscription-based multimedia service offering RACE-approved, online continuing education for veterinaryprofessionals.
DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM VETgirl is proud to announce the certificate program in BASIC and ADVANCED emergency medicine, nutrition and practice management. Plus, more online veterinary certificates to come! Use these veterinary certification programs to help train both veterinarians and veterinarytechnicians.
VETGIRL U 2021 VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CONFERENCE Join us at the boutique veterinary conference, VETgirl U 2021 at the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago, IL from August 5-8, 2021 for all veterinarians, veterinary technicians, exhibitors and more! Our veterinary TED-like talks, networking events, and incredible veterinary conference will have you attending each year for CE! COCCYGEAL EPIDURALS IN BLOCKED CATS Coccygeal epidurals for feline urethral obstruction (FUO) Feline urethral obstruction (FUO) is a common emergency condition seen in feline medicine. This disease is not only life-threatening, but can be painful as well. Once the acute obstruction has been relieved, the focus is often shifted to pain management to help reduce urethral spasm. In this VetGirl podcast, we HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRLWHEN TO TRANSFUSE A DOGATRIUM AUTOTRANSFUSION BAGAUTOTRANSFUSION BAGAUTOTRANSFUSION CHEST TUBEAUTOTRANSFUSION MACHINESAUTOTRANSFUSION SYSTEMS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS In this VETgirl blog, we demonstrate how to perform a buccal mucosal bleeding time (BMBT) in a dog to test for von Willebrands factor (vWF) disease. Keep in mind that a BMBT will test for primary hemostasis. Prior to performing a BMBT, a coagulation panel and platelet count should be performed. Prothrombin time (PT) and activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) should not be affected with “DOS AND DONʼTS” FOR FUROSEMIDE USE IN DOGS VETGIRL Thanks to Dr. Janet Olson, DACVIM (Cardiology) of Veterinary Cardiology Specialists in Minneapolis, MN for this great VETgirl guest blog! Here, she discusses the appropriate and inappropriate uses of furosemide, the diuretic (commonly called Lasix in North America). Furosemide is the most common medication used in dogs with confirmedheart failure.
FLEX YOUR SPINAL CORD REFLEXES KNOWLEDGE! T3-L3? L4-L6? What reflexes correlate with what spinal cord segments? Spinal reflexes are an important part of the neurologic examination and must be interpreted in the context of the full examination, not as an isolated examination finding.VetGirl BROMETHALIN TOXICITY IN DOGS & CATS Bromethalin – a neurotoxicant. Bromethalin is a commonly used rodenticide, but should NOT be confused with brodifacoum and bromadiolone (which are both anticoagulant rodenticides). HOMEPAGE - VETGIRLMEMBERSHIPCE LIBRARYVETGIRL UBLOGMESSAGE BOARDCERTIFICATE PROGRAM The #1 Veterinary CE Resource for Busy Veterinary Professionals. VETgirl is a subscription-based multimedia service offering RACE-approved, online continuing education for veterinaryprofessionals.
DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM VETgirl is proud to announce the certificate program in BASIC and ADVANCED emergency medicine, nutrition and practice management. Plus, more online veterinary certificates to come! Use these veterinary certification programs to help train both veterinarians and veterinarytechnicians.
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FLEX YOUR SPINAL CORD REFLEXES KNOWLEDGE! T3-L3? L4-L6? What reflexes correlate with what spinal cord segments? Spinal reflexes are an important part of the neurologic examination and must be interpreted in the context of the full examination, not as an isolated examination finding.VetGirl BROMETHALIN TOXICITY IN DOGS & CATS Bromethalin – a neurotoxicant. Bromethalin is a commonly used rodenticide, but should NOT be confused with brodifacoum and bromadiolone (which are both anticoagulant rodenticides). HOW TO PERFORM A JOINT TAP IN A DOG In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform a joint tap in a dog.This is a relatively simple procedure, that can be easily performed by veterinarians under sedation using aseptic technique. This should be done in any patient with joint swelling, especially if Lyme disease VETERINARY THERAPEUTIC ELIMINATION DIETS—SO, WHAT’S THE In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, sponsored by Blue Buffalo.Please note the opinions in this blog are the expressed opinion of the author, and not directly endorsed by VETgirl, LLC. June 2021. Veterinary therapeutic elimination diets—so, what’s the bottom line for usage? HOMEMADE VETERINARY DIETS Today’s guest blogger on VETgirl is Dr. Catherine Lenox discusses all you need to know about creating a balanced, homemade diet for your veterinary patients. Dr. Lenox is a board-certified veterinary nutritionist with an interest in homemade diet formulation. First,we’re
HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRL In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. TREATMENT OF THE CONSTIPATED CAT In this VETgirl online veterinary CE blog, we demonstrate how to treat the constipated cat.These patients often present slightly dehydrated, very obese, and with underlying disease – in other words, a disease process that predisposes them to a dehydrated state (e.g., renal failure, diabetes mellitus, etc.) or due to primary gastrointestinal (e.g., colonic) disease. ANESTHESIA FOR THE C-SECTION PATIENT In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, VMD, DACVECC addresses anesthesia for the C-section veterinary patient!Anesthesia can be a scary thought for any patient, let alone when you are performing anesthesia on a patient that is pregnant! Simply put, we know there are a multitude of physiological and hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy and THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN VETERINARY Today’s VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog is by guest blogger, Karen Schuder, Ed.D., M.Div., M.A.M. Here, she reviews the importance of communication skills in veterinary medicine. While many of us went into veterinary medicine “because we love animals,” we have to learn to love people too, as we deal with themall the time.
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VETGIRL U 2021 VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CONFERENCE Join us at the boutique veterinary conference, VETgirl U 2021 at the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago, IL from August 5-8, 2021 for all veterinarians, veterinary technicians, exhibitors and more! Our veterinary TED-like talks, networking events, and incredible veterinary conference will have you attending each year for CE! DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRL In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. COCCYGEAL EPIDURALS IN BLOCKED CATS Coccygeal epidurals for feline urethral obstruction (FUO) Feline urethral obstruction (FUO) is a common emergency condition seen in feline medicine. This disease is not only life-threatening, but can be painful as well. Once the acute obstruction has been relieved, the focus is often shifted to pain management to help reduce urethral spasm. In this VetGirl podcast, we HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS In this VETgirl blog, we demonstrate how to perform a buccal mucosal bleeding time (BMBT) in a dog to test for von Willebrands factor (vWF) disease. Keep in mind that a BMBT will test for primary hemostasis. Prior to performing a BMBT, a coagulation panel and platelet count should be performed. Prothrombin time (PT) and activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) should not be affected with “DOS AND DONʼTS” FOR FUROSEMIDE USE IN DOGS VETGIRL Thanks to Dr. Janet Olson, DACVIM (Cardiology) of Veterinary Cardiology Specialists in Minneapolis, MN for this great VETgirl guest blog! Here, she discusses the appropriate and inappropriate uses of furosemide, the diuretic (commonly called Lasix in North America). Furosemide is the most common medication used in dogs with confirmedheart failure.
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VETGIRL VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM VETgirl is proud to announce the certificate program in BASIC and ADVANCED emergency medicine, nutrition and practice management. Plus, more online veterinary certificates to come! Use these veterinary certification programs to help train both veterinarians and veterinarytechnicians.
VETGIRL U 2021 VETERINARY CONTINUING EDUCATION CONFERENCE Join us at the boutique veterinary conference, VETgirl U 2021 at the Fairmont Hotel in Chicago, IL from August 5-8, 2021 for all veterinarians, veterinary technicians, exhibitors and more! Our veterinary TED-like talks, networking events, and incredible veterinary conference will have you attending each year for CE! DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO HYPOALBUMINEMIA IN DOGS AND CATS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education podcast, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, board certified emergency and critical care specialist and co-founder of VETgirl, reviews the diagnostic approach to hypoalbuminemia in dogs and cats.Hypoalbuminemia is a common problem seen by the small animal veterinarian. It is important to understand that albumin is the major determinant of oncotic HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRL In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. COCCYGEAL EPIDURALS IN BLOCKED CATS Coccygeal epidurals for feline urethral obstruction (FUO) Feline urethral obstruction (FUO) is a common emergency condition seen in feline medicine. This disease is not only life-threatening, but can be painful as well. Once the acute obstruction has been relieved, the focus is often shifted to pain management to help reduce urethral spasm. In this VetGirl podcast, we HOW TO PERFORM A BMBT IN DOGS In this VETgirl blog, we demonstrate how to perform a buccal mucosal bleeding time (BMBT) in a dog to test for von Willebrands factor (vWF) disease. Keep in mind that a BMBT will test for primary hemostasis. Prior to performing a BMBT, a coagulation panel and platelet count should be performed. Prothrombin time (PT) and activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) should not be affected with “DOS AND DONʼTS” FOR FUROSEMIDE USE IN DOGS VETGIRL Thanks to Dr. Janet Olson, DACVIM (Cardiology) of Veterinary Cardiology Specialists in Minneapolis, MN for this great VETgirl guest blog! Here, she discusses the appropriate and inappropriate uses of furosemide, the diuretic (commonly called Lasix in North America). Furosemide is the most common medication used in dogs with confirmedheart failure.
FLEX YOUR SPINAL CORD REFLEXES KNOWLEDGE! T3-L3? L4-L6? What reflexes correlate with what spinal cord segments? Spinal reflexes are an important part of the neurologic examination and must be interpreted in the context of the full examination, not as an isolated examination finding.VetGirl BROMETHALIN TOXICITY IN DOGS & CATS Bromethalin – a neurotoxicant. Bromethalin is a commonly used rodenticide, but should NOT be confused with brodifacoum and bromadiolone (which are both anticoagulant rodenticides). VETERINARY THERAPEUTIC ELIMINATION DIETS—SO, WHAT’S THE In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, sponsored by Blue Buffalo.Please note the opinions in this blog are the expressed opinion of the author, and not directly endorsed by VETgirl, LLC. June 2021. Veterinary therapeutic elimination diets—so, what’s the bottom line for usage? HOMEMADE VETERINARY DIETS Today’s guest blogger on VETgirl is Dr. Catherine Lenox discusses all you need to know about creating a balanced, homemade diet for your veterinary patients. Dr. Lenox is a board-certified veterinary nutritionist with an interest in homemade diet formulation. First,we’re
HOW TO PERFORM AN ENUCLEATION In this VETgirl veterinary continuing education video, we will review how to perform an enucleation.Enucleation is a common ocular surgery which may be indicated for a variety of reasons, such as nonresponsive glaucoma, perforated corneal ulceration, or intraocular neoplasia. HOW TO PERFORM AN AUTOTRANSFUSION IN A DOG VETGIRL In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate how to perform an autotransfusion in a dog with a traumatic hemoabdomen.In this video, a 5-year-old pit bull terrier was hit by a car and presented with a severe hemoabdomen. Initial volume resuscitation included fluid resuscitation with crystalloids, colloids, packed red blood cells (pRBCs) and finally auto-transfusion. ANESTHESIA FOR THE C-SECTION PATIENT In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, Dr. Garret Pachtinger, VMD, DACVECC addresses anesthesia for the C-section veterinary patient!Anesthesia can be a scary thought for any patient, let alone when you are performing anesthesia on a patient that is pregnant! Simply put, we know there are a multitude of physiological and hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy and THE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN VETERINARY Today’s VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog is by guest blogger, Karen Schuder, Ed.D., M.Div., M.A.M. Here, she reviews the importance of communication skills in veterinary medicine. While many of us went into veterinary medicine “because we love animals,” we have to learn to love people too, as we deal with themall the time.
IDIOPATHIC HEAD TREMORS IN DOGS In this VETgirl online veterinary continuing education blog, we demonstrate what a dog with Idiopathic Head Tremors looks like.While this isn’t very common, it can be quite scary for a pet owner to observe. Idiopathic Head Tremors have been reported in several breeds of dogs including the Labrador retriever, doberman pinscher, boxer, and English bulldog. TREATMENT OF THE CONSTIPATED CAT In this VETgirl online veterinary CE blog, we demonstrate how to treat the constipated cat.These patients often present slightly dehydrated, very obese, and with underlying disease – in other words, a disease process that predisposes them to a dehydrated state (e.g., renal failure, diabetes mellitus, etc.) or due to primary gastrointestinal (e.g., colonic) disease. HOW TO BE A MORE EFFICIENT VETERINARIAN In this VETgirl blog, we give away all our trade secrets on life - how to be a more efficient veterinarian. Follow these 5 rules to make youa better vet.
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All prior and contemporaneous discussions concerning the subject matter of these Terms and Conditions have been merged and integrated into, and are superseded by, these Terms and Conditions. 17. MODIFICATIONS AND AMENDMENTS. VETgirl reserves the right, at any time, to modify or amend the Terms and Conditions without prior notice to you. Modifications and/or amendments are effective immediately upon being posted on the Sites. Your continued use of the Sites and the services and products therein after any modifications or amendments are posted constitutes your acceptance of the modifications or amendments. Except as provided in this paragraph, these Terms and Conditions may not be amended except by agreement in writing signed by the party against whom enforcement of the amendment is sought. 18. WAIVER. VETgirl’s failure to exercise or enforce any term in these Terms and Conditions will not constitute a waiver of such term. 19. SEVERABILITY. If any provision of these Terms and Conditions is declared to be invalid, unenforceable, or void by a court of competent jurisdiction, such provision will be deemed stricken, and the Terms and Conditions will be reformed to replace that provision with a valid and enforceable provision which comes as close as possible to expressing the intention of the stricken provision. The remainder of the Terms and Conditions shall have the same force and effect as if such provision had never been included. 20. ATTORNEY’S FEES. In the event that any action, suit or legal proceeding is initiated or brought to enforce any or all of the provisions of these Terms and Conditions, you agree that VETgirl shall be entitled, in addition to any other remedies provided by law or equity, to collect from you, and you agree to pay VETgirl its costs and expenses, including reasonable attorney’s fees, costs, disbursements, photocopy charges, witness fees, subpoena fees, expert witness fees, computerized legal research fees, computer forensics consulting fees, and all other expenses incurred by VETgirl, including those on appeal and in connection with the enforcement or collection of any order, award, or judgment against you, to the extent that VETgirl prevails (in whole or part) in such legal proceeding. 21. ASSIGNABILITY. The rights, responsibilities, or obligations granted or assumed with respect to these Terms and Conditions and any subscription or CE purchased by you through the Sites may not be assigned by you, in whole or in part, without first obtaining VETgirl’s written consent. 22. RULE OF CONSTRUCTION. It is expressly agreed by the parties to these Terms and Conditions that the rule of construction that a document should be more strictly interpreted against the person who drafted it shall not apply to any provision. 23. USE OF WEBSITES AND CONTENT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES. VETgirl makes no claims regarding access or use of the Sites or the VETgirl Content outside of the United States. IF YOU USE OR ACCESS THE SITES OR THE VETGIRL CONTENT OUTSIDE OF THE UNITED STATES, YOU DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK AND ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAWS OF YOUR JURISDICTION AS WELL AS THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS. 24. CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS. All CE programs offered on the VETgirl website are certified by the Registry of Approved Continuing Education (“RACE”). VETgirl cannot guarantee your satisfactory completion of any CE course or that you will be granted CE credit for having completed a course. It is your responsibility to verify and track its CE completion status and eligibility for credit. Typically, a certificate for completion of CE programs will be provided to you if you attended a live, interactive CE webinar for the complete duration of the webinar or (a) successfully complete an online quiz for each CE program (with a score of at least 80% correct); and (b) certify that you are the person who actually took the quiz. 25. VERIFICATION OF MEDICAL INFORMATION AND COURSE QUALIFICATION. It is your responsibility to verify that any CE course completed through the Sites qualifies for CE credit in your state. While we believe that the information contained in the Sites and any CE course offered through the Sites is accurate at the time it is posted to the Sites, there are frequently new scientific discoveries and changes to accepted veterinary practices. Likewise, the some of the Content may be the expressed scientific and medical opinion of the speaker. It is your responsibility to verify that the information provided is still accurate and up-to-date. We make no guarantee that your use of the information or techniques contained in or demonstrated in any CE course offered through the Sites will be successful. Further, reviewing of CE program materials is not a substitute for all aspects of in-person training, where the trainer is able to evaluate your skills in using the techniques demonstrated. You are responsible for confirming all medical information such as drug doses and medical accuracy against veterinary literature as needed. 26. SOCIAL MEDIA. 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In order to consistently deliver innovative, high quality RACE-approved continuing education, once your automatic renewal is complete, we are unable to issue a refund. As of September 23, 2019 refunds for any reason (products, etc) will be processed with a processing fee. This processing fee is in line with industry practice and a result of payment portals no longer providing a refund of transaction fees. The fee will be $14.99 for payments under $300. For payments larger than $300 the fee will be 4.9% of the payment. 2019 VETgirl, LLC. All rights reserved. This document was last updated on April 15, 2020._______________
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