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SOUND® has been the leader in veterinary imaging education and innovation for over 20 years and is now expanding its portfolio of industry leading products by introducing doctorVET, the first, class IV laser therapy system with Everything you need and Nothing you don’t.doctoVET boasts an industry standard frequency range, penetrating wavelengths and optimized treatment times. All in the most cost-effective class IV laser therapy system on the market, but that’s just the beginning.doctorVET PROVIDES REAL-TIME ADVICE with (TOBI) Treatments with On Board InstructionsProper laser therapy training is essential to effective clinical use but it’s difficult to prepare a technician to treat every condition presented. doctorVET gives step-by-step instructions, from our team of experts, with a combined 20+ years of veterinary laser therapy experience. Within every phase of treatment, specialized advice is presented to guide the technician through techniques that have shown to provide optimum therapeutic efficacy.ADAPTABLE TO YOUR NEEDSNot every treatment or every animal is the same. Use the right tool for the job. doctorVET offers a wide range of optional clinical packages.Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

A simple, straightforward and easy to use dental system designed for veterinarians by a veterinarian. The instruments are organized into three procedural modules; Flap, Periodontal, and Root Elevator module kits. Customized instruments and benefits include; large markings to easily find the correct instruments, ergonomic scalpel handle allowing for precise fingertip control when creating flaps, innovative flap scissors have a blunt, narrow tip for safely dissecting gingival, elevators fit comfortably in the palm providing fingertip control, Gracey currettes have easily identified sharp and dull sides, and compact organized trays for each system can be soaked or autoclaved. All Securos Surgical instruments have a lifetime warranty against defects and include free servicing for the life of the instruments making them the best value for premium instruments available. Dental Extraction courses using the TriDenta System are available through www.SecurosUniversity.com.Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

Dr. Cynthia Ward is interviewed about patient evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of diabetes mellitus. Management of concurrent disease along with diabetes mellitus will be a focus of the talk.Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

This podcast will discuss Mr. Liss' thoughts on the top 5 mistakes made when performing CPR for the cardiac arrest patient. Using the most up-to-date information, Mr. Liss will identify the key areas that can be improved when veterinary teams are faced with performing CPR. Visit digital.wvc.org or learn more.Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

Cats have similar orthopedic problems to dogs, but they also have specific injuries to them. The anatomy of acts can also differ slightly from the dog. The smaller patient often requires special consideration when planning and performing repair of fractures and injured joints. This podcast will discuss the type of orthopedic injuries affecting cats as well as the best way to diagnose and treat these conditions. Postoperative care, follow-up examination and expected outcome will also be discussed.https://digital.wvc.org/l/audio/WVC-Podcast-Series/What-are-the-common-type-of-orthopedic-injuries-affecting-cats-and-how-to-best-diagnose-and-treat-these-conditions-PodcastDid you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

Increase knowledge, confidence, and skill level in diagnosing and treating canine dental and oral diseases.Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

Today, dogs and cats are members of the family and may not be ‘working’ as the species or breed was intended. For example, dogs may not be herding cattle or sheep, and cats may not be utilized to keep the population of mice to a minimum. Dogs and cats in 2016 are often companions and family members. However, unlike human family members who are going to work and school, dogs and cats get bored, lonely, and potentially destructive. Sedentary pets are at risk for obesity. How do we keep them mentally stimulated and more active? Food puzzles.Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

Ovariohysterectomy is the most common abdominal surgery performed in dogs and cats. Surgical complications can be minimized by attention to good surgical technique. Prevention or treatment of complications that result from ovariohysterectomy long-term can be successful with dietary management and prescribed drugs.Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

The "urban hen movement" has taken the United States and mny other countries by storm, harking back to the days when chicken keeping was much more common. Those who choose to keep chickens commonly cite that the birds are relatively easy and inexpensive to maintain (when compared to most other pets), they produce eggs that are fresh, flavorful and nutritious. When these birds are kept as companions, the nature of the human-animal bond can be quite strong, and they are increasingly being presented for veterinary evaluation, diagnosis and appropriate therapy. Necropsy, as a preferred diagnostic tool of poultry medicine, is overall not an acceptable first-choice option for the pet bird owner in most settings. Awareness of how these birds are housed and treatment options is important for veterinarians whom may be called upon to treat these birds.Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org

Veterinary technicians serve a vital role in the veterinary team, providing compassion, efficiency, competency, work ethics, and professionalism that keeps the veterinary practice alive. While every week should be National Veterinary Technician Week, let's take a moment to reflect on why veterinary technicians deserve recognition.Did you enjoy this track? Listen & learn more at digital.wvc.org