How To How to Administer Liquid Oral Medications to Pets
Saturday July 30, 2005
People often dread giving medications to their pet. However, with a little patience and practice, giving oral liquid medications to a dog or cat can be accomplished without wasting medication ... Read More
Addison's Disease in a Dog - Medical Success Story
Friday July 29, 2005
Addison's Disease (Hypoadrenocorticism) can be a frustrating disease to diagnose and treat. It is a complex disease, but simply put, it is an insufficiency of the adrenal glands. Learn ... Read More
Vet News: Bite Free(tm) Granular Larvicide for Mosquito Control
Wednesday July 27, 2005
In this press release from Farnam Companies, Inc., learn about a new product that stops the mosquito life cycle where it begins; the larval stage that matures in areas of ... Read More
New Vet (Tech) School Diary Writer - Bethany
Tuesday July 26, 2005
This article introduces another Vet Diary Writer, Bethany, who is the first writer for veterinary technical school! The Vet School Diaries are a collection of posts from various veterinary students ... Read More
Tuition for Vet School - Most/Least Expensive?
Monday July 25, 2005
As most people know, vet school anywhere is expensive, especially after the 4 or more years of undergraduate courses required for vet school admission (in the US). This week, forum ... Read More
Pet Loss & Grief
Saturday July 23, 2005
This section of the site has been updated with many new resources for those experiencing grief after losing a pet. You will find many phone hotlines and online support groups ... Read More
Euthanasia - Knowing When It Is "Time"
Friday July 22, 2005
Having to make the decision to end a pet's life is never easy, and rarely has a clear cut answer. This FAQ focuses on ways to evaluate your pet's "quality ... Read More
Veterinary Q & A: Anal Sacs
Thursday July 21, 2005
A pet "scooting", or dragging their hind end on the carpet, grass, or your favorite rug is something most pet owners have witnessed at one time or another. More common ... Read More
Summer Reading - The Viewer Viewpoint
Tuesday July 19, 2005
This site features many talented authors who have contributed medical articles, poetry and animal stories relating to pets and veterinary medical triumphs. Take a look at The Viewer Viewpoint to ... Read More
Vet School - It's (Almost) Back To School Time!
Monday July 18, 2005
HOPEFULDVM asks: "How is everyone preparing (mentally and emotionally) for this rewarding and challenging journey that we are about embark on? Anyone nervous and excited like myself?"
Vet School Diary - Meet Scott
Saturday July 16, 2005
The response to the Vet School Diaries has been wonderful! The diaries are a collection of posts from various veterinary students around the world, each student with their own diary ... Read More
My Cat Ate A String - Should I Be Worried?
Friday July 15, 2005
Cats love to "hunt and catch prey", even if they never set foot outside. String, yarn, and "fishing pole" type of cat toys are popular ways to interact with and ... Read More
Hair Loss On A Cat
Thursday July 14, 2005
MEANIECAT asks: "I have a ten year old female cat that is losing hair on her inside of both hind legs and on her back near her tail. I would ... Read More
Glyco-Flex Life Stages - Now Available as Soft Chews
Wednesday July 13, 2005
Glyco-Flex is a product that has been around for many years, providing joint health support with natural supplements (versus steroids or non-steroidal medications). This press release details a new "life ... Read More
Vet School Diary - Meet Cindy
Monday July 11, 2005
The Vet School Diaries are a collection of posts from various veterinary students around the world, each in their own "diary" section of the Pre-Vet/Career Forum. Many of you already ... Read More
What Vet Schools Do Not Use Vivisection?
Saturday July 9, 2005
Vet students have more "say" in their education these days, due to increased awareness about animal welfare and with the advancements of computer-aided learning.
BLAZINGSTORMATDAWN asks: "A friend of mine is ... Read More
Online Learning & Continuing Education
Friday July 8, 2005
This section of the site has been updated with new links for learning! Test yourself on a large variety of veterinary topics, from parasites to brain anatomy. A professional Continuing ... Read More
How To Prepare for a Career in Veterinary Medicine
Wednesday July 6, 2005
There are many ways pursue a veterinary career, and the path varies greatly depending on previous experience, education, and individual goals. Whether you are still in high school or currently ... Read More
NEWS - Duralactin Feline: For Long Term Management of Inflammation
Tuesday July 5, 2005
This press release from Veterinary Products Laboratories (VPL) announces a new, non-steroidal supplement for cats that may aid in a variety of feline inflammatory conditions, without the undesirable side effects ... Read More
A Day In The Life - Pet Care Technician
Monday July 4, 2005
This article is part of the Day in the Life series, submitted by viewers in various animal-related careers, from kennel worker to veterinarian. In this installment, Joey Evans describes what ... Read More
Feline Urination Problems - Help!
Saturday July 2, 2005
Feline urinary problems can be medical and/or behavioral in nature. It is always best to have your vet rule out a medical problem first, since a urinary blockage can quickly ... Read More
Fireworks Safety and Loud Noise Phobias
Friday July 1, 2005
The 4th of July is a US holiday that is synonymous with fireworks. It is also the time of year for thunderstorm activity. As many pet owners know, fireworks and ... Read More

