Menu
Menu
Recognizing and supporting the human–animal bond plays a vital and beneficial role in strengthening this relationship even as pets age.
Read More
Sign up below to receive Today’s Veterinary Nurse eNewsletter today.
Veterinary critical care often involves the use of nasogastric or nasoesophageal feeding tubes to provide nutritional support to patients that are unable or unwilling to eat.
Veterinary nurses are instrumental in reducing intercat tension by directing caregivers on how to prevent and manage tension and implement behavior modification strategies.
How core communication skills about gastrointestinal problems can help improve veterinary client compliance and pet health outcomes.
This case report reviews the treatment plan for a dog with advanced-stage invasive urothelial carcinoma at diagnosis.
Noncore vaccines allow clinicians to design preventive care strategies that reflect the lived realities of pets and the families who love them.
Empowering veterinary professionals and clients to consider a wide range of treatment strategies has the potential to improve access to needed medical care for all pets.