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Discover the March edition of Vet Candy Magazine, where we uncover groundbreaking medical feats and tackle pressing issues in the veterinary community. Dr. Jennifer Hennessey's journey from ER to bodybuilding stage is a testament to resilience. Dive into stories on wellness initiatives at Texas A&M, Penn Vet students advocating for change, and miraculous pet recoveries. Plus, shocking findings on secondhand smoke's impact on pets' health. Get inspired by the incredible world of veterinary medicine!
Adrenal Crisis in Dogs: A Groundbreaking Study Reveals No Difference Between Popular Treatments
In a pivotal multi-institutional retrospective observational study spanning from July 2016 to May 2022, researchers have taken significant strides in understanding the treatment of adrenal crisis in dogs, a condition that can be life-threatening without prompt and effective intervention. This comprehensive analysis involved 39 client-owned dogs diagnosed with adrenal crisis, focusing on comparing the effectiveness of two widely used treatment protocols: hydrocortisone (HC) continuous rate infusion (CRI) versus intermittent dexamethasone (DEX) administration.
PetSmart's MySimplePetExpress Clinics: Bridging the Veterinary Gap with Vet Tech Expertise in Colorado
In response to Colorado's alarming veterinary shortage and in alignment with new legislation empowering veterinary technicians, PetSmart has launched MySimplePetExpress clinics at two strategic locations in the state. This innovative approach aims to tackle the pressing issue of pet healthcare accessibility by leveraging the expertise of skilled veterinary technicians.
Nestled in Highlands Ranch and Sheridan, these clinics represent a departure from traditional veterinary care models. With a focus on efficiency and accessibility, MySimplePetExpress clinics are primarily manned by vet techs, offering a solution to the scarcity of veterinarians in the state.
Vet students on hunger strike. Join the Fight for Justice Now and Share Their Story
In the village of Bahuakbarpur, nestled within the vibrant city of Rohtak, a peaceful revolution brews within the walls of the International Institute of Veterinary Education and Research (IIVER). Here, amidst the idyllic countryside, a group of final year students has become the voice of a generation, bravely confronting the injustices that threaten to derail their dreams.
For the past 20 days, these students have stood united, their resolve unyielding as they protest against the recent tuition hikes imposed by Mr. Bhupendra Singh Malik, the college chairman. This hike, estimated to be around 7-8 lacs (up from 2.5 lacs), has sent shockwaves through the student body, exacerbating the financial strain on these students. This increase is a staggering blow to students already struggling to make ends meet in a country where the cost of living continues to rise. For many aspiring veterinarians, this hike places an insurmountable barrier to accessing quality education, perpetuating inequality and stifling their opportunities.
The silent struggle of compassion fatigue
Working in veterinary shelter medicine can be a deeply rewarding profession, as it allows healthcare professionals to make a positive impact on the lives of animals in need. However, it also comes with its unique challenges, including the risk of compassion fatigue. This phenomenon refers to the emotional exhaustion and gradual decline in empathy experienced by individuals exposed to the suffering and distress of others, commonly seen in caregivers and helping professionals, including veterinarians and shelter workers. Compassion fatigue can have a significant impact on the mental, emotional, and physical well-being of veterinary professionals, potentially leading to burnout and decreased job satisfaction. Let's explore this issue further, backed by statistics, and learn effective ways to prevent and manage compassion fatigue.
Unveiling the Veterinary Business Secrets: From AI Pioneers to Market Titans - Inside Vet Candy's Latest Issue!
As we delve into the Q1, 2024 issue of Vet Business by Vet Candy, it's clear that Dr. Zuraw's journey is one of inspiration and innovation. With a deep understanding of veterinary pathology and a passion for technological advancement, she has seamlessly integrated AI into her practice, revolutionizing the way veterinarians diagnose and treat their patients.
From developing algorithms that can detect subtle abnormalities in diagnostic images to creating predictive models for disease progression, Dr. Zuraw's work is at the forefront of veterinary medicine. With AI by her side, she's not just diagnosing diseases – she's predicting and preventing them before they even occur.
But Dr. Zuraw's success is just one facet of the rich tapestry of veterinary business covered in this issue. From industry giants like Idexx, Zoetis, Purina, Chewy, Elanco Animal Health, Myvet, Petco, PetSmart, AIrVet, Sploot, and Vetoquinol, we bring you the latest news and trends shaping the veterinary landscape.