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|Articles|March 13, 2009
In their own words: Veterinarians tell us why they read Veterinary Medicine
Here is just a sample of what practitioners had to say about Veterinary Medicine in our most recent reader feedback survey.
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In their own words:
Veterinarians tell us why they read Veterinary Medicine
“Pertinent.” “Practical.” “Peer-reviewed.”
That's just a sample of what practitioners had to say about Veterinary Medicine in our most recent reader feedback survey. Here are some typical verbatim comments-and there were over 200 more just like them!
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“Easy-to-read, up-to-date information.”
“Good concise coverage of a variety of medical and surgical topics.”
“…reliable clinical information in an easily accessible format.”
“Articles are timely, user-friendly, scientific but not incomprehensible.”
“ …a comprehensive review and update on diseases I am treating in practice.”
“In-depth summaries and new research.”
“It has useful, trusted information in a readable format.”
“…up-to-date information on pertinent issues in private practice.”
“…articles are written by some of the lead experts on the selected topics.”
“Practical information, and I trust the source.”
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