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|Articles|November 16, 2009

Adding Pet Fish Medicine to Your Practice

This on-demand AVMA course by Dr. Helen E. Roberts provides tips for practitioners to add fish medicine to their practice. (1 CE credit)

Many veterinary practitioners are looking to add something new to their practice. This could be for economic reasons, boredom, or a desire to try something more challenging. Adding pet fish medicine to your practice is a perfect way to get that “spark” back. More people own fish that any other species, and those fish often needlessly suffer. Veterinarians are specially trained to determine causes of disease in all species. Adding aquatic animal practice means knowing where to achieve the CE necessary to develop new skills, understanding fish client demographics and how to market your new skills. (1 CE credit)

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