This week's VetTechPrep Poll for all the Vet Techs out there: How Do You Feel About Practicing on Cadavers?
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Read MoreThis week's VetTechPrep Poll for all the Vet Techs out there: How Do You Feel About Practicing on Cadavers?
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Read MoreEvaluating senior pets is something that we do every day. Senior pets needs some additional attention. While age is not a disease, early detection of aging issues can help prolong a pet's life and increase their quality of life as this aging process occurs.
As a technician, you are usually the first point of contact with the owner and their pet other than the receptionist. It is important to take a good history for each pet.
Read MoreTake this quick quiz to see if you read and accurately diagnose this arrhythmia. Be sure to take our other quizzes!
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Do any of these sound familiar? You know you're a vet tech if some of these apply to you!
Read MoreThis week's VetTechPrep Poll for all the Vet Techs out there: Where Would You Go On Vacation With Your Pet?
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Read MoreI am very excited to introduce you to registered veterinary technician Melissa Ortiz for our August feature. Melissa is a compassionate and talented exotics vet tech working at the Queens zoo. Her career path is very inspiring and she is doing what she loves in her dream job! Aside from her busy career, Melissa finds time to give back to her community in so many ways.
Read MoreTake this quick quiz to see if you know how these parasites are treated. Be sure to take our other quizzes!
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Veterinary technicians are often asked to collect samples for skin cytology, fungal cultures, or perform skin scrapes. This is a review on the most common techniques which veterinary technicians perform.
Read MoreThis week's VetTechPrep Poll for all the Vet Techs out there: What's Your Favorite Way To Study?
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Read MoreDid you know enucleation is defined as the removal of the globe, nictitating membrane, eyelids and conjunctiva (depending on the technique). It is the most common orbital surgical procedure performed by veterinary ophthalmologists and veterinarians.
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