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In the last 25 years, veterinarians have become increasingly concerned with their patients’ oral health, and today more than ever, ...
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When Sid Trump was a high schooler playing offensive and defensive tackle for the York Suburban High School Trojans in York, Pa., his coach in ...
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When it comes to diets and supplements, vets look for – and expect – the highest quality
If veterinarians have one leading concern about their patients’ ...
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Editor’s Note: The following is the second part in a series of Veterinary Advantage articles on selling capital equipment (the first is available in the ...
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Pfizer acquires Wyeth, sells many of the Fort Dodge products to Boehringer Ingelheim, and returns to Virbac the distribution rights for its equine tapeworm parasiticides. ...
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Animals at risk of catching virus from humans
Is it a media frenzy? Maybe, maybe not. But the fact is, H1N1 among companion and production animals ...
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For pet owners, animal rehabilitation has become a standard, not a luxury
For years, the baby-boomer generation has relied on physical therapy to address their aches, ...
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Accurate diagnosis of heart disease depends on using the right products at the right time
Recognizing signs of heart disease in companion animals and intervening early ...
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When positioning a new vaccine, education and compliance can be challenging
It’s not just your customers who need to be on board. The veterinary staff and ...
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An ounce of prevention goes a long way
By Laura Thill
Healthy animals make great patients. And, as better diagnostic tools become available, more and more vets ...
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