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|Articles|December 6, 2010

Surgery basics for veterinary team members

Any member of your practice team should be able to answer the common questions about the routine surgical procedures that take place daily in practice; the spay, neuter and declaw, without interrupting the doctors or technicians every time the phone rings. 1 CE credit.

Any member of your practice team should be able to answer the common questions about the routine surgical procedures that take place daily in practice; the spay, neuter and declaw, without interrupting the doctors or technicians every time the phone rings. 1 CE credit. For more information, click here.


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