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|Articles|June 1, 2002
Introduction - Pediatric care
DVM Newsmagazine realizes how important that first visit to the veterinarian is to pet owners and their new puppy or kitten. The veterinary team must be prepared to handle an endless number of questions from the apprehensive client.
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DVM Newsmagazine realizes how important that first visit to the veterinarian is to pet owners and their new puppy or kitten. The veterinary team must be prepared to handle an endless number of questions from the apprehensive client.
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In this issue of DVM Best Practices, our team of experts, led by Dr. Johnny Hoskins, offers their advice on pediatric medicine from nutrition to managing behavior problems. We will also discuss developing a pediatric wellness program as a new service within a practice.
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