Expert Interviews

Neurophobia is a phrase to describe a student's fear of the neural sciences and clinical neurology.

Vickie Byard, CVT, VTS (Dentistry), veterinary technician dentistry specialist at PetED Veterinary Education and Training Resources, explains why intraoral radiographs are necessary for dental exams.

In this current market, veterinary employers need to be more proactive and do more than just use online job advertisements if they want more success.

Heidi Lobprise, DVM, DAVDC, veterinary dental specialist at Main Street Veterinary Hospital and Dental Clinic in Flower Mound, Texas, talks about the importance of dealing with urinary incontinence in pets.

There are several new technologies that are coming into both human medicine and veterinary medicine that have the potential to transform medicine.

Stem cell therapy and platelet-rich plasma applications can be used across disciplines.

Both the pulse oximeter and the capnograph—those tools are both probably most effectively used in patients under anesthesia.

At first, Amanda Landis-Hanna, DVM, senior manager of veterinary outreach for PetSmart Charities, didn't understand the benefit of having a client shop at a retail store.

Do you recommend annual vaccinations or boosters every 3 years?

Wendy Hauser, DVM, assistant vice president of veterinary relations for Crum + Forster Pet Insurance Group, gives some advice on the importance of providing employees with feedback.

It's mostly going to be supportive care when we talk about inhalation toxicity in birds.

Veterinary practices typically don't do a great job of protecting themselves from malpractice.

Hospice care in veterinary medicine allows veterinary professionals to provide the best possible care for patients at the end of their lives.

Pets tend to be put on dialysis to treat kidney disease.

Peter Weinstein, DVM, MBA, owner of PAW Consulting and executive director of the Southern California Veterinary Medical Association, talks about how practice owners can implement a "Nordstrom experience" in their veterinary practice.

Although the phrase may be unfamiliar to some, precision medicine is nothing really new.

Ava Frick, DVM, CVC, FAIS, chief of staff at Pet Rehab & Pain Clinic in Eureka, Missouri, gives an overview of electroceuticals and their use in veterinary medicine.

In order to properly engage your client base in a paid campaign, you need to have good structure.

Blending imaging techniques such as CT and ultrasound in real time provides unprecedented perspectives of patients.

For a veterinarian who's learning ultrasound, it's important to understand the Big 5 organs and where they are located.

There are several complications veterinarians need to be prepared for.

There are a few things that have been proven to be effective interventions for improving mental well-being.

Liz Hughston, MEd., RVT, CVT, VTS (SAIM, ECC), lays out the safest course for a veterinarian interested in incorporating cannabis products into their practice.

There's almost no indication for antibiotics in dentistry anymore.

Millennials learn differently from other generations, says Heather Romano, SHRM-CP, managing director of human resources and training for iVET360.

"Work with the cat as opposed to against the cat," this veterinary specialist says.

This veterinarian gives some practical tips for maximizing lower GI endoscopic examinations and biopsy of the small intestine and colon in dogs and cats.

Jeremy Gransky, DVM, veterinary officer for MVS Pet Care, says mobile and house-call veterinarians offer value and convenience to several groups of pet owners.