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Our next veterinary infographic is the anatomy of a tooth. We cover the enamel, pulp, dentin, gingiva, gingval sulcus, alveolar bone, and cementum.

Veterinary anesthesia monitoring Heart Rate, Respiration, Temperature, Eye Position, Gum Color #veterinarynurse

I made this anesthesia monitoring guide for my clinic to hang & train newer technicians

Why is it important to know Anatomical and Directional terminology in veterinary medicine?

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It is no secret that vet med professionals speak a different language! Here are the most common abbreviations that should be known by everyone working in the

FIV/FeLV vet tech

Veterinary Abbreviations are all about the funny (and not so funny) abbreviation terms veterinary professionals use when writing down information on patients'

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If you don’t administer CRIs on a regular basis, you may not be comfortable with calculating dosing information off the top of your head. That’s okay!