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- Clinical Radiology of the Horse (Hardcover)
"This book will undoubtedly become a standard reference text" "Anyone who takes radiographs of horses is likely to benefit from owning and reading the book" "The book can be thoroughly recommended for its practicality, readability and thoroughness. Even the most experienced equine clinician will glean practical advice from this book" T. S. Mair, Veterinary Times –This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
"This book will undoubtedly become a standard reference text"
"Anyone who takes radiographs of horses is likely to benefit from owning and reading the book"
"The book can be thoroughly recommended for its practicality, readability and thoroughness. Even the most experienced equine clinician will glean practical advice from this book"
T. S. Mair, Veterinary Times –This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. VIEW PRODUCT DETAILS
- How to Train a Big Dog
Training a big dog is very important. When your 120-pound dog jumps on your 90-year-old Great Aunt Gilbert it can cause big problems. A big dog also has a different set of problems than someone who has an 8-pound teacup poodle. A big dog can injure you when out for a walk, they can destroy thousands of dollars worth of household goods and more. In this article you’ll discover some important steps to follow to get your big dog under control and listening to your commands. The first step to training your big dog has nothing to do with training. The first step is to make sure your big dog gets enough exercise. About 80 percent of the big dogs that I help train have so much pent-up energy that they can’t focus and have a hard time doing obedience. When your dog has enough exercise it is much easier for your dog to live with you and it is much easier for you to live with your dog. When your big dog has had enough exercise it will be easier to train and many behavior problems will go away. A good quote to remember is: “The only good dog is a tired dog.” Once your big dog is getting enough exercise you need to establish leadership. Leadership is extremely important. The most important part of having a big dog is making sure that he never becomes aggressive. Dogs resolve conflict by using aggression. There can’t be any conflict when you ask your dog to get off the couch, to drop a chicken bone that you may have dropped, to allow you to check his ears and paws . Crate train your big dog. At some point in your dog’s life they will have to go to a groomer, a vet or travel. This will require your dog to go into a crate. Crate training can be done by associating the crate in a positive way. Tossing in your dog’s toys and treats and putting the food bowl in the back of the crate are all things that you can do to get your dog to like the crate. Having a back tie in your house can also help when company comes over or you are too busy to keep an eye on your dog. A back tie is a simple leash secured to a very solid wall. A typical back tie would be an eye hook screwed into a very sturdy wall with a leash attached to it. The big mistake some trainers make is thinking that a big dog needs to be trained with harsh, physical methods. One of the reasons dogs are so aggressive in the United States is from the training methods used. Constantly inflicting pain on a dog by using a choke, prong or electronic collar will take its toll on the dog. There is only so much punishment any living animal can take before they snap, and that is exactly what is happening with dogs today. Punishment can be a very effective way to change behavior, but overdone it leads to aggression. The best way to train your big dog is to use positive methods. Train your dog by reinforcing behaviors. The last thing you want is a big dog that becomes aggressive. Some important commands to teach are sit, down, stand, stay, walk on leash and come. (Eric Letendre)
- Salter Brecknell PS1000 Veterinary 1000lb Scale
Salter Brecknell PS1000 Rugged Steel 1000 Pound Veterinary / Medical Animal Scale. This is a professional grade scale, do not confuse with other models being sold. Rugged steel with tread plate surface protects animals and handlers from accidental slips and falls. Adjustable foot pads allow scale to work effectively on uneven floors.BUY NOW
- First Arrived
Secluded to his mother, brothers and sisters, your kitten feel very lonely when it arrives in your home. To try to alleviate this complete change of scenery, it is essential that you are perfectly ready to welcome your kitten in her new family.
- Shallot Poisoning in Dogs and Cats
The cause of the shallot poisoning in dogs and cats was the inability of the body to produce enzyme that could digest this material. The dose of poisoning depended on the animal size. Shallot poisoning caused anemia in Heinz body. Heinz body is a small bubble that stood out from red blood cells and could be seen when the cell was colored. This bubble was the weak spot in red blood cells and caused the decline of the living period and dropped or the red blood cells will outbreak before the time. The effect of shallot poison stayed same although being given in a raw, cooked or drought. Hemolytic happened several days after the shallot was eaten (hematocrit lowered around 5 days after being eaten). Every day shallot giving could cause the cumulative effect of the Heinz body continually opposed the single opening with the wide gap, until the following opening, gave time of bones marrow to form again red blood cells that broke before the time. Moreover the shallot could also cause liver damage, vomited, diarrhea, and uncolored urine. Here are some suggested books to read: The First Aid Companion for Dogs & Cats; Dog First Aid Emergency Care for the Hunting, Working, and Outdoor Dog; The Poisons and Antidotes Sourcebook
- Pocket VetGo, the First Pocket PC Based Charge Capture System for Vet
Pocket VetGo allows you to create your own electronic travel sheets custom tailored to fit your practice needs. It also allows you to quickly and easily record services by simply tapping travel sheet items displayed on your Pocket PC’s brightly lit, full color screen. When you finish recording services, Pocket VetGo automatically generates an invoice that you can either print on the spot or save to be printed back at the office. As soon as you save or print an invoice, Pocket VetGo automatically updates the client’s account and patient’s medical history.
Whether you are working in the clinic, at home, or in the field, with Pocket VetGo in your Pocket you can now record services, capture charges, and generate invoices anytime, anywhere. While Pocket VetGo is primarily a charge-capture/point-of-care billing system, it also offers a rich set of features previously found only in large practice management systems. Pocket VetGo brings a new dimension of mobility to your practice.
At its core, Pocket VetGo is an electronic travel sheet that allows you to quickly and easily capture charges for all the services you perform as you perform them. It also allows you to carry your critical practice information with you wherever you go. If you are on call or run into a client on the street, you can immediately look up the information you need, on the spot.
Since Pocket VetGo runs on a Pocket PC, it can easily be slipped into your pocket or clipped on to your belt and carried with you wherever you go. This means your critical client and patient data is always in your pocket. Life is in your hand.
With Pocket VetGo you can now generate professional looking invoices at the point of care. Pocket VetGo prints to most battery-powered or regular infrared, Wi-Fi, or BlueTooth enabled printer. Pocket VetGo protects your practice’s profits by eliminating missed charges as well as the overhead associated with transcribing charges into your invoicing system.
Pocket VetGo ensures that you and everyone in your practice charge consistently for the same service. Pocket VetGo comes with the Pocket VetGo Field Manager, which is an auxiliary program that allows you to easily set up your practice information. Since the Field Manager runs on the Pocket PC, you can set up your information anywhere – at home, at the office, and even while traveling.
Pocket VetGo allows you to create your own practice-specific drug formulary. Just enter the drug names, strengths, and dosages for various breeds to have this information constantly available. Pocket VetGo allows you to quickly retrieve patient histories, listing all prior treatment sessions so that you can see the date of last service, the doctor who last treated the animal, the problem, the diagnosis, and the chart-entry notes.
Pocket VetGo provides an inventory treatment sheet that allows you to track inventory and dispense items directly from inventory. It allows you to enter groups of patients or entire herds as a single line item.
Pocket VetGo is the first pocket PC-based charge-capture system designed specifically for veterinarians on the go. Since Pocket VetGo runs on a Pocket PC, it can be slipped into your pocket or clipped onto your belt and carried with you into the field. View the online demo to learn about the basic features in Pocket VetGo. Download the brochure in PDF Format (584 Kb)
- Dolitl, Easy to Use Large Animal Practice Management Software
Dolitl is a Large Animal Practice Management Software that lives on a server. It brings traditionally separate systems such as cattle tracing, milk recording and drug supplier ordering under one system accessible over the Internet. It ensures records and documents from mobile laptops and other sites are available to all authorized employees and usable offline when no Internet connection is available.
Dolitl built with web technologies. It is not a “web-enabled” application – it is a website. However, it runs like an Intranet (a private version of the Internet), a website that comes from a central server available only to the company where it resides. It also allows restricted outside access so that it can be used in the field by employees.
The software’s Server is simple to install and easy to maintain as it’s all in one place. It can be accessed by computers connected directly to that server; these are called “local” users. If the server is connected to the Internet, dolitl can also be accessed by offsite “remote” users – as long as they have a connection to the Internet. Dolitl highly compatible with peripheral devices and means that there is no need for any server configuration to use scanners, printers and other external devices.
The web application is built with ASP.NET, which is the code that delivers web pages to your browser. Other communication service technologies are used to provide a faster web experience in addition to enabling easy integration with other systems, such those run by the wholesale drug suppliers. The entire application runs using the latest version of the Microsoft .NET Framework, which takes care of memory management and transactions providing a stable and safe environment for the application to execute in.
Dolitl is connected to the Internet, and so any other computer also connected will be capable of using it. This makes getting to work as easy as getting online from any equipment running a suitable web browser. File replication is a necessity, and Amazon S3 provides a simple facility to store and retrieve any amount of data, at any time, from anywhere on the web. And Dolitl has it!! Dolitl uses this capacity to copy files between sites so that you will have access to them all, again ensuring they are not kept in one place.
Being on the web, dolitl can be used by just about any device capable of using the Internet. From the home desktop, laptop or smart phone – anything with a web browser can potentially be used to view the system. Any changes can be viewed immediately by everyone at the same branch, and after a short delay, at all branches.
The license gives you the right to use dolitl for the subscription period. The fee is determined by the number of carers and dolitl site installations. Carers are “employees who generate revenue because of the functionality of dolitl” (typically vets, clinicians and nurses) but not back office administration staff or receptionists as they are granted a free license. A web license allows the practice to have a public website that integrates with dolitl. This means customers can login, view their account and settle invoices. The website also enables the practice to sell items online. Click here to learn more how will the cost of dolitl be calculated.
You are welcome to try out a demo version of the dolitl application. The demonstration uses an imaginary veterinary practice called Seriously Large Animal Veterinary Centre. Try the demo version here. Request username and password here. To receive a copy of Dolitl newsletter, ask questions, or give suggestions on features you would like to see please use the form on this page.
The dolitl name comes from a contemporary take on Dr John Dolittle, the familiar character created by Hugh Lofting.
- Veterinary Obstetrics Instruments
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Veterinary Obstetrics Instruments for pulling calves.
- Pfizer Animal Health launches boar taint vaccine
Pfizer’s new vaccine offers producers an alternative to the controversial practice of castrating male pigs to prevent boar taint. vet video by vetpulse.tv
- Miller's Anatomy of the Dog (Hardcover)
Book Description
Updated to reflect tremendously expanded knowledge of the anatomy of the dog, this new edition describes and illustrates the specific morphology of the dog with some reference to other species. With eight new contributors, this text includes more in-depth understanding of the nervous system, fetal growth, bone formation, the lymphatic system, the organization of the brain, the structure of the eye and ear, and more! No other book on the anatomy of the dog has such up-to-date detail of structure as this third edition.
Book Info
Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. New edition of a text of canine anatomy, for veterinary students, clinicians, and researchers. Updated and revised. Incorporates nomenclature from Nomina Anatomica Veterinaria 1983. Previous edition 1979. Variety of halftone illustrations, some with color highlighting.
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