Humans arent the only ones affected by the water crisis in Flint, Michigan. Dogs also have been exposed to lead, and, thanks to the efforts of Michigan State Universitys veterinary school, a number of them are getting tested around the city. Be sure to check out our other Link Posts.
Humans arent the only ones affected by the water crisis in Flint, Michigan. Dogs also have been exposed to lead, and, thanks to the efforts of Michigan State Universitys veterinary school, a number of them are getting tested around the city. Be sure to check out our other Link Posts.
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Technicians are often a first point of contact when a client enters the hospital with their pet. To ensure a successful visit, good client communication skills are a must.
There are a few key pieces that should be a part of any visit. As we all know, a first impression can be lasting and we want clients and their pets to have a positive experience.
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What are the top 10 ways that Veterinarians infuriate their Techs? Well our friend Dr. Andy Rourke has this great video counting down the best.
These are hilarious! I can relate with a couple of these. What about you? Or can you think of any other ways the vet makes you crazy?
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Summer is about backyard BBQ's with friends and family. Be aware of a few things during these events. Check out this infographic.
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Take this quick quiz and see how well you can identify the issue! Be sure to take our other quizzes!
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We rarely need to calculate a drip rate due to our fluid pumps doing all the work for us. But what if your fluid pump gives out, or your pumps are all being used by other patients and the doctor tells you a fluid rate to start a patient on with no pump?
Do you know how to do this? Let's walk through this medical calculation together by doing some word problems:
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This week's VetTechPrep Poll for all the Vet Techs out there: What do you prefer to be called, a veterinary technician or a veterinary nurse?
Take this quick poll! Be sure to check out our other polls!
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The National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America is starting a “veterinary nurse initiative” this year that would rename veterinary technicians as veterinary nurses. The initiative includes trying to establish a national standard for credentialing. Be sure to check out our other Link Posts.
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Did you know that glaucoma is an increased intraocular pressure resulting in damage to the retina and optic nerve? Be sure to check out our other Fact Posts!
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You don't have to redesign your veterinary clinic from scratch to build in these features. Nothing says "Best. Hospital. Ever." like coffee and potty stations. (You KNOW it's true.) Be sure to check out our other Link Posts.
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Krystal Baxter has a great story to share. She is a certified veterinary technician that is currently in a more non-traditional position working with Blue Buffalo.
She has had lots of different experiences in her journey and you will enjoy hearing her story!
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From fires, to naked clients to wardrobe malfunctions, vet techs have seen it all. What's your crazy story? Be sure to check out our other Link Posts.
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Check out this infographic on the signs of heat stroke in your pet.
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Take this quick quiz and see how well you know your surgical instruments! Be sure to take our other quizzes!
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Remember playing madlibs as a kid? A Mad Lib is an interactive story that you add words to. When prompted, you insert a specific type of word. Once all words are added, the story is ready. Here is one for you to try, Vet Tech style!
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