Erythrocyte morphology: Getting the most from your blood smearMicroscopic examination of a blood smear is an essential part of the hemogram as it can provide vital diagnostic information that is not provided by automated hematology analyzers. Read More
Cobalamin deficiencyCobalamin (vitamin B12) deficiency occurs commonly in both dogs and cats with chronic gastrointestinal disease. Read More
Diagnosis of canine and feline pancreatitis – Enough with lipases alreadyPancreatitis remains challenging to diagnose, especially since many patients do not present with classical clinical signs or may even be subclinical. Read More
Client communication skills: Tools for better medical & business outcomesLearn more about 5 core clinical communication skills: asking open-ended questions, reflective listening, eliciting client perspective, non-verbal communication, and empathy. Read More
Thermoregulation in the ICU: To treat or not to treat?In the face of disease, thermoregulation may be adversely affected. Knowing why the body is altering a patient’s core temperature is essential for the veterinary team to understand in the ER & ICU. Read More
RECOVER CPR guidelines: What you need to know!Clinically-relevant guidelines from the Reassessment Campaign on Veterinary Resuscitation (RECOVER) initiative for CPR guidelines Read More
Sudden Acquired Retinal Degeneration Syndrome (SARDS) Compassion fatigue is a complex phenomenon that can be prevented in most cases. Read More
Current status with canine lymphoma: Diagnostics and prognosisLymphoma is one of the most common tumors of dogs and cats, representing 7-24% of all dog tumors. Read More
A dark horse: Illuminating the price of compassion fatigue Compassion fatigue is a complex phenomenon that can be prevented in most cases. Read More