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Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE Live from CVC Washington, D.C.: 11 myths about feline heartworm May 12, 2013 Make sure your team and your clients know the truth when it comes to this deadly but preventable disease in cats.

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE Live from CVC Washington, D.C.: Monitoring weight loss is a shared responsibility May 11, 2013 Partner with pet owners to achieve long-lasting success.

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE Live from CVC Washington, D.C.: 5 common errors in vomiting pets May 10, 2013 Avoid these mistakes to ensure a good outcome in all your nauseated patients.

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE Lecture Link: Rethink heartworm test results reporting February 20, 2013 Do you tell clients that their dogs' heartworm test results are negative? If so, Dr. Michael Dryden, DACVM, says veterinarians should reconsider how these results are reported to clients.

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE Lecture Link: Patients with GDV—Challenging and rewarding cases February 19, 2013 Dr. Elisa Mazzaferro says not to dread seeing these patients, because you can make a difference.

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE Live from CVC San Diego: How to perform basic oral surgery: Keys to successful extraction December 7, 2012 Veterinary dentist Dr. Christopher Snyder provides some tips for performing surgical extractions.

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE CVC Highlights: Simple steps to proper periodontal probing December 1, 2012 By: Alexander M. Reiter, Dipl Tzt, Dr med vet, DAVDC, DEVDC Don't forget this important procedure when performing a thorough oral examination.

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE Lecture Link: MRSA, MRSP, and MRSS in dogs—What can we do? December 1, 2012 By: Paul Bloom, DVM, DACVD, DABVP Suggestions for managing a case of superficial folliculitis in dogs.

Source: VETERINARY MEDICINE 3 ways to address canine fear-related aggression in your clinic December 1, 2012 By: Wayne L. Hunthausen, DVM Dr. Wayne Hunthausen will help you treat—and prevent—fear-related aggression in all your canine patients.

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