When you are a practicing veterinarian, there may come a time where you find yourself looking to grow and expand your veterinary practice and the services that you offer to the pet owners and animals that you serve. However, if you have been running your practice in the same way with the same equipment for many years, it can be difficult to decide what you can and should do to change and grow your practice.
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There are plenty of benefits that come from spaying or neutering your cat. Cats who are spayed and neutered are less likely to fight, stray, and can't get pregnant or impregnate other cats. However, there's one more added benefit to this process: spaying and neutering can help to protect cats of both genders from cancer. Read on to learn how this works and why you should spay and neuter your cats:
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Dogs shed their fur usually twice per year, but you're going to find dog hair throughout your home every single day in between too. If you don't like fur being on just about every surface of your home, a dog as a pet just isn't for you. The good news is you can help minimize the amount of shedding you find throughout your house. Follow the tips below to minimize shedding of your furry pal.
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If you have never cared for a pregnant horse, you might be concerned about providing the proper care. Pregnancy is not anything to be anxious about, but your mare will have some additional care needs you should be aware of. Here are some basic tips to help you know how to keep your horse health during pregnancy.
1. Know when to schedule ultrasounds.
Once you know that your mare is pregnant, you should contact your vet about scheduling a pet ultrasound.
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The minute that you purchase a dog you realize that the dog is not a pet, but a member of your family. With a new dog it is important that you take care of them in every way. You most likely have a meal plan and also have a shot schedule just to ensure the dog is healthy and happy.
These are all great ways to keep your dog healthy, but there are instances that occur that are not planned.
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