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Veterinary Pet Insurance introduces a new booklet, the VPI Resource and the VPI Reference Series, to provide professionals a comprehensive analysis of VPI Pet Insurance policies, procedural guidelines and literature on the current thinking in specific areas of clinical medicine.
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Veterinary Pet Insurance introduces a new booklet, the VPI Resource and the VPI Reference Series, to provide professionals a comprehensive analysis of VPI Pet Insurance policies, procedural guidelines and literature on the current thinking in specific areas of clinical medicine.
VPI distributed its charter issue of the VPI Resource to a target list of approximately 21,000 small animal practitioners in the summer of 2004. The issue's focus was foreign-body ingestion, giving details about diagnosis and case studies.
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A specially designed CD-ROM also can be used as a policy-specific educational resource for veterinary staff.
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