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Working in veterinary medicine often means encountering the unexpected. From strange pet ailments to quirky owner beliefs, vet professionals have ... Read more > ..read more

Euthanasia is one of the most emotionally charged and ethically complex issues in veterinary medicine. Recently, we asked our social ... Read more > ..read more

Exposure to anesthetic gases is another significant concern for pregnant veterinary workers. These gases can pose serious health risks if not managed properly. Here’s what you need to know to stay safe. Recognize the Risks Inhalation of anesthetic gases can lead to complications such as miscarriage, premature birth, and developmental issues in the fetus. Understanding these risks is the first step in preventing exposure. The most commonly used anesthetic gases in veterinary practices, such as isoflurane and sevoflurane, can be harmful if inhaled in large amounts over time. Awareness of these r ..read more

Radiation exposure is a significant concern for pregnant veterinary professionals, especially during radiographic procedures. Understanding the risks and implementing effective protective measures is essential for the health of both the mother and the developing fetus. Understanding Radiation Risks Exposure to ionizing radiation can have harmful effects on a developing fetus, potentially causing developmental issues and increasing the risk of cancer. Thus, minimizing exposure during pregnancy is paramount. The sensitivity of a fetus to radiation varies depending on the stage of development, wi ..read more

So do you want to know how to cool a dog down in hot weather? Keeping our pets safe and healthy is our job. With the upcoming hot weather and summer days, we must be aware of the dangers that lurk for our dogs. On the infographic below you can see some of the most common situations that can happen during the hot weather season and tips on how to avoid them Get this as a poster for your clinic or classroom! Order HERE! How to Cool a Dog Down in Hot Weather I Love Veterinary - Blog for Veterinarians, Vet Techs, StudentsWhen the weather gets hot, how do you keep your dog cool? Have plenty o ..read more

Summer is the traditional time for long vacation adventures. Whether spending a week at the beach or leaving the country entirely, vacation time involves a lot of planning. One of the biggest decisions in vacation planning involves your pets. What will they do while you are on vacation? Depending on where you are going and your pet’s personality, vacation may involve taking your pet with you or leaving them behind. Both decisions require preparation and there are several options available. Leaving your Pet Behind If you cannot take your pet with you or if travel is not suitable for your pet’s ..read more