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Hate Veterinary Holidays? You Don't Have To!
Views: 2,726 - Comments: 3Veterinary professionals hate the holidays. It’s true. And with good reason! Between the “Seasonal Sixteen” weight gain from all of the delicious treats our grateful clients and vendors bring us this time of year, and the generali...
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Avian Restraint and Exam
Views: 8,500 - Comments: 7On location at Oswego Veterinary Hospital, Deb Ward, DVM, and Stephanie Cooper, CVT, demonstrate and explain basic avian restraint and how to perform a physical exam.
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Toxicities in the ER
Views: 6,169 - Comments: 0Erika Loftin, DVM, DACVECC, discusses approach, diagnosis, decontamination and treatment plans in common toxicity cases. This talk is specifically RACE-approved for one DVM or one Technician CE credit.
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Tiny Talk - Pancreatitis
Views: 2,909 - Comments: 1In this Tiny Talk, Katherine Earl, DVM, discusses pancreatitis in cats and dogs. Clinical signs, diagnostics, and treatment of this common disease are covered in the talk.
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Feelings and Veterinary Jobs
Views: 3,449 - Comments: 2Today’s blog isn’t going to run smoothly. These are just a few random thoughts on feelings and the veterinary workplace. Summary: Feelings suck. A few months ago at work a DVM started telling me all about this cute, cuddly...
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When Veterinary Medicine Gets Personal
Views: 2,779 - Comments: 1I’m standing at the treatment table, looking down at a 120 pound Bullmastiff. Her mucus membranes are pale, she is almost completely unconscious and barely breathing. Under normal circumstances, this is the kind of case that gets...
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Making Sense of Nutritional Trends
Views: 8,926 - Comments: 3As a clinician in a facility where vomiting and diarrhea top the list of presenting complaints, I find myself asking most clients “what does your pet eat?” It seems that more frequently the client will reply they are feeding some...
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Penrose Drain Placement
Views: 8,236 - Comments: 1Maree Doolan, DVM, places a penrose drain in a dog that was attacked by a larger dog. She performs a local block before drain placement and talks through where and how to place each drain.
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Radiograph Interpretation: Linear Foreign Body
Views: 1,937 - Comments: 1Alan Lipman, DVM, DACVR, discusses the identification of linear foreign bodies and important considerations for radiographic study.
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Little Things: Tips for Better Veterinary Client Service
Views: 5,109 - Comments: 1In the peak hours of our emergency hospital (DoveLewis) the wait to see a doctor or get results for diagnostics can be long. Especially when there are multiple emergencies and urgent care visits pulling staff in every directi...
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Seizures! What Do I Do?
Views: 7,572 - Comments: 0Ladan Mohammad-Zadeh, DVM, DACVECC, talks about seizure disorders, and how to manage them in your hospital and with pet owners at home. This talk is specifically RACE-approved for one DVM or one Technician CE credit.
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RadLand: Pulmonary Infiltrates
Views: 6,007 - Comments: 0A 7 year old neutered male mixed breed dog presented to DoveLewis Emergency Animal Hospital for lethargy, anorexia and respiratory distress. Physical examination revealed left sided pulmonary crackles and generally harsh lung soun...
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Feline Ovariohysterectomy (Spay)
Views: 8,426 - Comments: 1Glynis McCorkle, DVM, performs a feline ovariohysterectomy under the guidance of Coby Richter, DVM, DACVS.
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The Little Things Matter. Be Proud of Your Work!
Views: 1,688 - Comments: 6Every little thing we do's like magic Anything we do will not go wrong Every little thing we do's like magic Everywhere we go we're rockin' on Black Eyed Peas (Magic) When I read the topic suggestion for this month’s at...
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Interview with VMD Technology
Views: 1,786 - Comments: 0I recently had the pleasure of answering some interview questions for Dr. Caleb Frankel of VMD Technology about my career and how atdove.org came to be. Here are a few of those questions, and a link to the full article!How di...
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Don’t Fear the Reefer - Marijuana Toxicity
Views: 24,550 - Comments: 2Dietary indiscretion and resulting toxicities are some of the most common emergencies in veterinary medicine. Each class, and potentially each individual toxin, may present as a distinct set of clinical signs. Marijuana is one of...
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Challenging Urethral Obstructions
Views: 4,124 - Comments: 0Coby Richter, DVM, DACVS, gives a case-based presentation that covers ruptured urethras, ruptured bladders, stones that won’t budge and stones you know are there but cannot find. This talk is specifically RACE-approved fo...
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Five Radiographic Opacities
Views: 2,589 - Comments: 0Alan Lipman, DVM, DACVR, discusses the five radiographic opacities and the diagnosis of a lipoma for a patient presenting with a mass in the retroperitoneal space.
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I Can Help! Veterinary Training and Planning
Views: 2,935 - Comments: 2As veterinary managers go, I'm a PLANNER. While flying by the seat of my pants and treating unpredictable emergencies in the DoveLewis ER is fun, in every other area I need a PLAN. I like to set my expectations based on what I thi...
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Marijuana Toxicity
Views: 5,967 - Comments: 1Megan Brashear, CVT, VTS (ECC), discusses the common clinical signs seen in Marijuana (THC) toxicity, and the common emergency treatments. This video highlights the ataxia and hyperesthesia often noted in these cases.
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Voiding Urohydropropulsion
Views: 16,130 - Comments: 0A three-year-old, 39-pound, spayed Cocker Spaniel was referred for evaluation of a urinary tract obstruction. She had stranguria of several hours in duration. Evaluation at her primary care veterinarian’s office revealed a large,...
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Gross ER Veterinary Stuff
Views: 4,775 - Comments: 16IVECCS is coming. It’s NEXT WEEK. It’s my favorite conference of the year, even when it’s in San Antonio (river walk again?). Because it’s 4 days of emergency nerds trying to one up each other with our stories. Stories of how many...
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Veterinary Superstition
Views: 4,353 - Comments: 5I don’t feel like a particularly superstitious person. Cracks in the sidewalk get stepped on, black cats walk around me all the time, and I don’t generally notice that any given Friday was the 13th day of a month until a couple of...
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Medical Math – Metoclopramide CRI
Views: 11,343 - Comments: 10Megan Brashear, CVT, VTS (ECC), walks you through how to calculate a metoclopramide CRI for any sized patient when adding the drug to their already running IV fluids. This calculation is used for adding any drug to fluids that are...
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Administering a Rabies Vaccine
Views: 8,881 - Comments: 3Sarah Tauber, DVM, demonstrates administering a rabies vaccine to a cat.
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Enucleation of the Eye
Views: 7,043 - Comments: 4Ashley Magee, DVM, DACVS, assists intern Glynis McCorkle, DVM, as she performs an eye enucleation surgery on a cat. This video covers patient preparation through closing the incision.
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Tiny Talk - Trauma to the Tooth
Views: 1,878 - Comments: 0Liz Hardesty, DVM, comes to a special DoveLewis DVM rounds session to discuss different cases of dental trauma. She covers basic dental anatomy, how to know when a case needs special dental care, and treatment of complex dental tr...
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Thoracic Trauma Following Coyote Attack
Views: 10,092 - Comments: 1An eight-year-old spayed Yorkshire terrier was referred for continued care following an early morning coyote attack. She was ambulatory after being rescued by her owner, but had full-thickness bite wounds over both hemithoraces an...
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Laryngeal Tie-Back (Post-Op)
Views: 3,320 - Comments: 0After laryngeal tie-back surgery, patients need special attention and care to avoid complications such as aspiration pneumonia. Megan Brashear, CVT, VTS (ECC), talks about how to care for these patients, and why it's so important...
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How It Feels to Treat Poison Victims
Views: 1,902 - Comments: 5Over the July 4th weekend I saw a sickening post on Facebook. In the San Francisco area there were reports of meatballs containing strychnine being left along sidewalks and these were poisoning dogs. Even the best trained dogs can...
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Indwelling Chest Tube for Drainage and Lavage
Views: 5,346 - Comments: 4Lee Herold, DVM, DACVECC, talks DoveLewis veterinary intern Glynis McCorkle through placing bilateral chest tubes in a cat diagnosed with pyothorax. Once the chest tube is placed, Dr. Herold explains thoracic lavage via the chest...
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How to Ace a Veterinary Job Interview
Views: 16,748 - Comments: 3It’s no secret that the supply of veterinarians is outpacing demand. Any of us who took a basic economics class in college know the simple fact is that interviews for open DVM positions have suddenly become mini rose cere...
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Rabbit Anesthesia
Views: 8,557 - Comments: 6Mark Burgess, DVM, of Southwest Animal Clinic discusses anesthesia in rabbits. How to handle rabbits pre-anesthesia, what to be careful of during induction, and anesthesia monitoring techniques are mentioned.
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Rabbit Neuter
Views: 6,470 - Comments: 0Mark Burgess, DVM, of Southwest Animal Clinic performs a rabbit neuter. He talks through the surgical procedure and the recovery process for the rabbit.
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Ear Laceration in a Dog
Views: 4,447 - Comments: 0Katherine Earl, DVM, evaluates an ear pinna laceration on a young dog and explains her reasoning for bandaging the wound vs. suturing the wound.
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Pet Food Matters
Views: 2,606 - Comments: 2I will admit it. I’m a sucker for fads. It's not like I buy everything from late night infomercials but I’ve come close. I come by this trait honestly, my mom has a kitchen FULL of "As Seen on TV" gadg...
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RadLand: Back Pain and Muscle Atrophy
Views: 3,950 - Comments: 1A seven-year-old FS German Shepherd presented to the rDVM with a history of decreased activity, generalized back pain and epaxial muscle atrophy. The cranial aspect of the lumbar spine seemed particularly painful upon physical exa...
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Ovariohysterectomy and Gastropexy Part 2/2
Views: 5,294 - Comments: 2Ashley Magee, DVM, DACVS, demonstrates how to perform an incisional gastropexy on a large breed dog.
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New Site Features for Efficient Team Training
Views: 1,921 - Comments: 0Did you know that On the Floor @Dove is constantly evolving to meet your veterinary training needs? In response to feedback and requests we received from our users, we've expanded our premium account features to include:...
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Ovariohysterectomy and Gastropexy Part 1/2
Views: 4,139 - Comments: 0In part 1 of this 2-part series Sarah Tauber, DVM, with the guidance of staff surgeon Ashley Magee, DVM, DACVS, performs a canine ovariohysterectomy on a large dog.
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Time Management
Views: 3,166 - Comments: 0DoveLewis veterinarians discuss their personal ideas and methods for managing their time during busy shifts in the ER and ICU. How to keep track of multiple clients, frequent communication, and keeping track of multiple diagnostic...
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Exam Room Communication for Veterinarians
Views: 2,586 - Comments: 0Christy Michael, BVMS, explains the process of communicating with clients during their pet’s exam, and why it’s important to communicate the value of a complete physical exam.
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Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy (CRRT)
Views: 4,362 - Comments: 0Lee Herold, DVM, DACVECC, discusses the concepts of veterinary CRRT (Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy). The basics of the machine and filter, anticoagulation therapy, and patient monitoring are discussed as well as managing th...
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Top 10 Ways to Get Hired in Veterinary Medicine
Views: 5,382 - Comments: 31. Be better than the other candidates. Write a cover letter and make it specific to the practice you want to work at. Do your homework and talk about why you want to work there. 2. Tailor your resume to the job pos...
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Better Out Than In: Thoracocentesis for Pleural Effusion
Views: 16,106 - Comments: 2The presence of pleural effusion and subsequent presentation of the dyspneic patient is a common emergency in both the dog and cat. Unfortunately, the onset of clinical symptoms for pleural effusion is often so severe and acute th...
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Supporting a Grieving Veterinary Colleague
Views: 2,445 - Comments: 5When a member of our hospital experiences the death of a personal pet, we all understand the pain they are going through. We know how hard it is to come to work and focus while feeling sad. And while we do an awesome job supportin...
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Veterinary Financial Coordinator Interview
Views: 3,542 - Comments: 4Financial Coordinator at DoveLewis, Amy O’Daly, discusses her job description, how it fits in to the flow of the hospital, and her tips for talking about money with clients. This video is helpful for anyone responsible for discuss...
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Hypoadrenocorticism (Addison’s Disease) in Dogs
Views: 19,952 - Comments: 0Hypoadrenocorticism (HA) is a deficiency of the adrenal cortex to produce mineralocorticoids and glucocorticoids. Aldosterone is responsible for potassium excretion, sodium retention and water reabsorption. Cortisol has a cataboli...
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Max and My Grief
Views: 2,588 - Comments: 8If you’ve seen our Fractious Cat video, then you’ve met my oldest cat Max, who really has been fired from four vet offices in his fifteen years of life. This week Max was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Wh...
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RadLand: Coughing
Views: 11,530 - Comments: 0A fourteen-year-old female spayed Labrador Retriever presented with a six-month history of a progressive cough, exercise intolerance and weight loss. Based on her presentation, the primary differentials were laryngeal paralysis an...
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