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Articles by Rachael Whitcomb

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DVM-usic Oct 22, 2008 By: Rachael Whitcomb "I think everyone needs an outlet, no matter what they do," says public health veterinarian Stanley 'Doc' Baker.

Oregon reviewing roles of CVTs, assistants Oct 1, 2008 By: Rachael Whitcomb PORTLAND, ORE. — As many areas face shortages of veterinary assistants and technicians, more state boards are debating how far they can go to extend care.

Prop 2 debate divides DVMs Oct 1, 2008 By: Rachael Whitcomb A debate has ensued over California's Prop 2, which would drastically alter animal agriculture.

World Rabies Day 2008 Sep 26, 2008 By: Rachael Whitcomb International Report -- World leaders team up this weekend to spread rabies education and vaccines.

Green clinics can save practices money and help the environment Sep 8, 2008 By: Rachael Whitcomb National Report -- Gas and electric prices continue to rise for everyone - including businesses, and the state of the economy isn't exactly putting more money into clients' pockets to offset higher operating costs.

At-home euthanasia is a growing trend, but it can be abused Sep 8, 2008 By: Rachael Whitcomb National Report -- Home euthanasia is a luxury more DVMs are offering their ailing patients.While it might not always seem convenient or cost-effective for veterinarians, offering at-home services like euthanasia might be necessary to keep owners from seeking alternative means to their pet's end.

Surviving in the rust belt A city in economic decline doesn't mean the same trend awaits veterinary practices Sep 8, 2008 By: Rachael Whitcomb Cleveland, Ohio -- Two veterinarians practicing their trade 10 minutes apart from one another, on the same side of a city ranked lowest in growth by the U.S. Census Bureau are proving that there's a lot more than economics involved in making one's business a success.

Global warming or warning? Veterinarians debate what impact climate change has on domestic animals Sep 8, 2008 By: Rachael Whitcomb National Report -- The plight of polar bears losing their food supply and habitat because of melting ice caps has been making news for some time, but could climate change really be causing a kitten boom? Will disease vectors on the move because of changes in their habitat cause outbreaks in companion animals?

The job hop Studies show new associate veterinarians switch jobs faster than average workers Sep 1, 2008 By: Rachael Whitcomb Studies show new associate veterinarians switch jobs faster than average workers.

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