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Anti-vaxxers impacting pet vaccination

Posted in Client Service at 25 July, 2019

The anti-vaccination movement is spilling into the animal world. An increasing number of pet owners are refusing to vaccinate their pets due to unfounded fears of canine autism along with other health concerns. Reports state that anti-vaxxers are making...

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Posted by Leanne Pilpott, Pet Professional

Top Tips for getting through communication barriers with your veterinary clients

Posted in Client Service at 18 July, 2019

We're all acutely aware of hot topics in our industry at the moment: Communication, Mindfulness, and Wellbeing. How many of us have engaged in practical training in these areas beyond reading magazine articles and hearing reference to them at conferences?...

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Posted by Dr Ilana Mendels, VetPrac

3 Things I bet you didn't know about... Mars Petcare College

Posted in 3 Things I bet you didn't know at 18 July, 2019

MARS Petcare College is a training program for people who work in the pet industry - earn 10 CPD Points! They are absolute experts at..... always putting the needs of pets first. Every day at MARS Petcare, they strive to create a better world for pets, b...

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Posted by Dr Fiona Patterson, Recommendations Manager, MARS Petcare

Acupuncture as adjunctive modality to treat symptoms of canine cognitive dysfunction & neck pain

Dudley's Case Study - Acupuncture Case Study

Posted in Guest Blogger at 17 July, 2019

Canine cognitive dysfunction (CCD) is neurobehavioral syndrome similar to Alzheimer's in humans, leading to a decline in cognitive function as part of an age-related degenerative process in the central nervous system. Common symptoms described by pet own...

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Posted by Dr Jennifer Robinson, Veterinarian (DE), CVE (IVAS) Melbourne Veterinary Acupuncture

So Many Other Things: The Reality of Veterinary Practice Part 14 - Ouroboros

Posted in So Many Other Things... at 17 July, 2019

Over time, people working in veterinary services seem to, if not must, develop various mechanisms for dealing with the complex demands of their work. Time is, of course, one way to find that perspective.
Philosophy is another. Thinking about the "why" o...

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Posted by Michael Weinhardt, Michael Weinhardt Photography