VTW August 14: Tuesday Topic: Pupillary Light Reflexes
Published: August 28, 2020
Laura Schwartz

Friday, August 14, 2020
 
Pupillary Light Reflexes -- The Window to the Brain
Tuesday, August 18, Noon ET
Presented by Anne Elizabeth Katherman, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Neurology)
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Improve Your Search Skills
Wednesday, August 19, 9:30 p.m. ET
Learn how to get more from your VIN membership in this LIVE session! Email HowTo@VIN.com for more information.
Veterinary Medicine in the COVID-19 Era: Where Are We Now and Where Are We Going?
Thursday, August 20, 9 p.m. ET
Presented by J. Scott Weese, DVM, DVSc, DACVIM (LAIM)
 

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Summer Survival: Client Education Resources to Share

The dog days of summer are upon most of the northern hemisphere and the heat is also on in many other places. It's never too late or too early to remind clients about hot weather hazards.

These VIN client education resources will help your clients and patients keep their cool in hot weather: 
 
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Veterinary technicians upbeat as UK mulls expanded role

Proposal would authorize nurses in Britain to castrate cats, prescribe drugs

 
 
Public to weigh in on California animal-rehabilitation rules

Proposed regulations restrict practice to veterinarians, technicians, assistants

 
 
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VIRTUAL CONFERENCES

Many conferences are going virtual for 2020. Get CE without leaving the house. Keep up to date with the event status list in the VIN COVID-19 Information Center.
 
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Tetanus in Animals 

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Dog With Possible Rabies Vaccine-Induced Vasculitis

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Paraneoplastic Syndromes in Dogs and Cats
 

Have you seen a shift in canine parvovirus test results in dogs compared to clinical signs since February?


Parvo perplexity? How are your canine parvovirus test results matching clinical signs? Visit the Front Page Quick Poll to share.

If you'd rather never set scalpel to a large dog spay again, you're not alone. Last week when asked how they felt about large dog spays, only 5% of your colleagues were enthusiastic. Well over half admit to fearing the procedure. Are you gung ho or ho-hum about spaying the big dogs? Visit the Quick Poll Archives to read the full results and to share your take on this or other polls.
 
Veterinary Partner
Triaditis in Cats

Texas Farm Radio
Extruded Horse Feed vs Pelleted Horse Feed

VetzInsight
What’s so Special about General Practice?
 
Abstract of the Week
Outcomes of 43 Small Breed Dogs Treated for Splenic Hemangiosarcoma
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American Temperament Test Society 


New Medical FAQ
Heartworm Slow-kill Protocols
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