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|Articles|September 9, 2014

dvm360 iPad: Straight talk from CVC Kansas City

In this issue: Get great info and tools for pain management, toxicology, feline care, behavior, client relations and more from veterinary heavyweights who share their inspiration, advice and expertise on everything from professional development to anesthesizing a T-Rex.

What's inside issue 39?

In this special edition of the iPad app, we introduce you to a few of the terrific speakers and contributors who attended CVC Kansas City this year and shared their expertise, advice and opinions on everything from how they got into veterinary medicine to the biggest challenges facing the profession today.

You'll also find:

> Videos that address acupuncture, toxicology, client relations and work-lfe balance

> Interactives including a toxicology how-to, three tips on a team approach to client education, five things that worry a new doctor and hiring fouls veterinarians make

> Client handouts on cat carrier training, why your home is a flea magnet, the benefits of acupuncture and good healthcare for cats

> Features on what to do when a client buys a giraffe, why not to interrupt in the exam room and the caloric content of a mouse

> dvm360's live Twitter and Facebook feeds

> And much more!

Download the app on your iPad now (or search for "dvm360" in the App Store)!

The dvm360 app is the first and only veterinary digital publication designed specifically for the iPad, giving you everything you need to succeed in veterinary practice right at your fingertips. News. Medicine. Business. Team training-all from the veterinary profession's most respected and trusted brands-dvm360.com,dvm360 magazine, Veterinary Medicine,Veterinary Economics, Firstline and CVC.

Download the free dvm360 iPad app today!

Want to be a beta tester?

If you work in the veterinary field and would like to help us improve the dvm360 iPad app, submit a request to join the iPad app beta testing group.


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