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In the ever-evolving landscape of veterinary medicine, the incorporation of advanced diagnostic tools has become instrumental in enhancing the quality of care for our beloved pets. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), a technology commonly associated with human medicine, is increasingly finding its place in the veterinary realm. However, the question that looms large for both veterinary professionals and pet owners alike is can the expense of MRI for dogs and cats can be justified. Read our latest blog post on the balancing act >> https://hubs.li/Q02rD_Lq0

Our latest blog from one of our partners Volition Veterinary explores the ground-breaking Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test, a game-changer in early cancer detection for our canine companions. With the Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test, veterinarians can detect cancer in dogs at an early stage, which is crucial in providing effective treatment and ensuring a better quality of life for our furry friends. 🐾 Join the webinar revolution and stay at the forefront of veterinary medicine. Learn more about the Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test and how it can benefit your practice and your patients. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of the future of veterinary medicine. 🚀👨⚕️🐶🐾 Blog link in the comments box below ⬇ Volition Veterinary Devin DeVoue Michael Albo Kate Kelm #NuQVetCancerTest #EarlyCancerDetection #VeterinaryMedicine #CanineCompanions #WebinarRevolution #GameChanger

🌬️ Dive into the world of veterinary oxygen therapy with our latest article! Discover the airflow capacity of Snyder ICUs and how they're revolutionizing patient care. Click to learn more! #SnyderMFG #VeterinaryCare #OxygenTherapy #Airnetic #Veterinaryoxygen 💨 https://lnkd.in/gc4y7cYS

Oral health is important in animals, yet doesn’t always receive the attention it deserves. The latest AVMA Journals (JAVMA) supplement promises to brush readers up on common issues in veterinary dentistry, and help veterinary clinicians make evidence-based diagnostic and treatment recommendations for a wide variety of oral pathologies and animal species. Dentistry in Your Practice: Making Gold-Standard Recommendations is available online and has been mailed to JAVMA subscribers with the December 2023 issue of the journal. Click the link to read more on what can you expect to find in the supplement: https://bit.ly/47XVbOJ

A recent article by Today’s Veterinary Practice delves into the role of teleconsulting in veterinary oncology, shedding light on how this innovative approach is transforming the field. By leveraging teleconsulting, veterinarians can collaborate with specialists, share cases, and access expert guidance to enhance the care they provide to cancer patients. With the growing importance of telemedicine in today's veterinary landscape, understanding its applications in oncology is crucial for veterinary professionals seeking to optimise patient outcomes. Read the details here: https://bit.ly/451G4Tx #Teleconsulting #VeterinaryOncology #TelemedicineInVeterinaryCare #CollaborativeCare #PatientOutcomes

Elevating pet healthcare with Precision Medicine in Veterinary Oncology. Tailored treatments, targeted mutations, and personalized plans for advanced interventions. #PetWellness #TechForPets #VetTechRevolution #VirtualVetCare #DigitalVetCare #FutureOfVetMedicine

Revolutionizing Veterinary Care: The Impact of AI on Veterinary Clinic Management. To learn more: https://lnkd.in/djwAAm3h #AI #VeterinaryCare #Efficiency #Innovation #AnimalHealth #TechAdvancement #FutureofMedicine

Gribbles Veterinary Pathology and Vedi Announce New Partnership Vedi and Gribbles have teamed up to bring state-of-the-art digital pathology ordering to vets in Victoria and South Australia. The Vedi platform will bring a host of benefits to veterinary clinics, including eliminating the need for handwritten pathology request forms and more. Click the link below to read the full Media Release. #partnership #gribblesveterinarypathology #vedi #veterinaryscience #veterinarymedicine #pathology #ehealth #eordering

📢 Our Top Story: Big Changes Coming for North Carolina Vets 📢 Edited: The veterinary community in North Carolina is on the brink of a transformative shift! Starting March 1st, 2025 (Confirmed by NORTH CAROLINA VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION), a new state law signed by Governor Cooper, will require veterinarians to report their use of Gabapentin, a medication commonly used for animal pain management. 📅📜 This legislative change aims to bring transparency and accountability to the use of Gabapentin in veterinary practices. The move has ignited discussions within the veterinary profession, especially in the context of ongoing debates about the scientific support for Gabapentin's use in animals. 🤔🐕🐈 Gabapentin has been a staple in veterinary medicine for pain management, but its effectiveness remains a topic of debate. 🤷♂️📚 Richard Joseph, a board-certified veterinary neurologist and founder of Veterinary TeleSpecialty by VOCN, shares his insights on this matter in our exclusive news story. 🎙️👨⚕️ In human medicine, Gabapentin is vital for managing neuropathic pain, altering the way nerves transmit messages in the brain. However, its efficacy in treating deep pain (nociceptive pain) remains unproven. 🧠🚫 The debate continues with studies and case reports painting a complex picture. Some show positive effects in cats with osteoarthritis, while others question its impact on post-surgery pain in dogs. 🐾🐕🐈 It's worth mentioning that in human medicine, Gabapentin's interaction with opioids has led to its reclassification as a controlled medication in some states. North Carolina is now joining this movement. 📃🔐 As the March 1st deadline approaches, veterinarians in North Carolina must adapt to the new reporting requirements for Gabapentin. The landscape of Gabapentin usage in veterinary practice is evolving, and we'll keep you updated on this significant change! 📅💼 Stay tuned for more news and updates here on Vet Candy. Thank you for being a part of our community! 🐾👩⚕️👨⚕️ #VetCandyNews #VeterinaryMedicine #GabapentinDebate #NorthCarolinaVets NORTH CAROLINA VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION #veterinary