Case 3, Answer 3a

When it comes to urolithiasis in cats, nutrition is part of the problem and the solution. Use this chart to find the best therapeutic diet for your stone-prone veterinary patients.

This associate recently relocated and has started a new job at a busy general practice.

After a week of foreign intestinal bodies and dental slab fractures, this introverted associate seeks the comfort of Netflix and gardening and a new veterinary tech gadget.

Nationwide serves up the wacky names in an epic lineup of punny honorifics, appalling appellations and silly sobriquets.

Placing a ureteral stent in cats with benign ureteral obstruction may preserve renal function.