Sarah J. Wooten, DVM

Seizures are largely unexpected, and largely scary to pet parents. This handout covers the how and why as well as what to do in the event of a seizure.

Your veterinary client is becoming fearful of her dogs food-based aggression. Heres a handout to explain what food guarding is, how they can make it better and what might make it worse.

Considering a retail price of $10,000 to $15,000 more than most other chemistry analyzers on the market, look before you leap into Zoetis' Carysta. Here's what their chief medical officer has to say about their products positives

Tooth resorption is present in almost all our patients, but how do you classify it, and when do you treat it? Veterinary dentist Dr. Mary Volker has answers.

Pregnant pet owners often have a lot of questions and worries when it comes to bringing a baby into a home thats already ruled by a beloved pup. Help them create an environment thats safe for both the dog and the baby with this free veterinary resource.

June is national pet preparedness month, so prepare to talk about microchips and their role.

... the more you diagnose. Endocrinology expert Dr. David Bruyette says hypoadrenocorticism and hyperaldosteronism are underdiagnosed and underreported in cats. Time to raise your clinical bar and catch these diagnoses.

Still wondering if CBD oil lives up to the hype, or if youll go to jail for recommending it? New research from Cornell backs the claims, and the federal government seems to be loosening the noose on veterinary recommendations.

Whats going on with canine influenza? Well, theres a website and a week, and now the Canadians are involved. Heres what you need to know to keep your patients safe.

Two companies stand out as the current competitors for veterinary practice online pharmacy partnerships: Vets First Choice and Vetsource. Here's the deets.

Your client just bought a pet fox (is that even legal?) and wants you to see it. Heres everything you need to know.

Your clients have researched vaccines from every website their search engine could churn up. Some are factual, others not so much. Hand them this handout to steer them toward your veterinary knowledge instead.

Not sure you have time to provide immunotherapy for your difficult atopy cases? Nonsense! With the right strategy, GPs can keep these patients in houseand help them become comfortable and content.

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The eternal question-to treat a Lyme disease-positive test result or not. Veterinary criticalist Dr. Garret Pachtinger weighs in.

When you work in emergency and critical care, youve gotta mix in some self-care to be ready to care of your veterinary patients.

Unregulated diabetic? Fragile skin? Recurrent UTIs? Your feline veterinary patient might have Cushing's! Dr. David Bruyette shares everything you need to know about diagnosis and management of cushingoid cats.

Not only do frequent discounts in the heat of the exam-room moment bring down the value of your services, they lower the value of every other veterinarians work.

The battle of the bulge starts with your veterinary clients hearts and minds.

The ICU: A truly life-saving arena. Get ready to enter with these pointers from an expert critical care veterinary technician.

Sharing isnt always caringespecially when it can harm your patients that purr. Educate your veterinary clients on the dangers posed by permethrin with this free handout.

Dr. Sarah Wooten is here to help make body condition score easy for your clients to understand.

Veterinary toxicologist lays out the facts on "natural" parasite prevention products.

No ones reading your veterinary hospitals e-newsletter anymore? Try these marketing formats instead.

Experts think conditions like interstitial feline cystitis are exacerbated (maybe even caused) by the feline stress response. Once cats are sick, what can your veterinary clients do to lower stress for their sensitive cat? This handout can help.

Have you recently been reminded to remember to revisit your reminder system to remind pet owners about the importance of remembering their pet's care? Sorry, this sentence sounded better in our heads than written out. Let's just dive in ...

When a veterinary patient presents with coughing, you know you must distinguish between a cardiac or respiratory cause. Which is it? This veterinary cardiologist helps you sort through your differentials.

Whether planned or completely unexpected, huge life changes throw huge wrench into your system. So, from one veterinary professional to another, here are my top three tips for getting through it better and stronger than before.

Seriously. Its time to take a stand on these veterinary client non-compliance situations.

A veterinary practitioner's picks for turning this irritating condition into triumph.