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www.VetTv.net - VetTv produces custom (onsite & online) TV channels and content for veterinary hospi Find your veterinarian on VetTv!

VetTv is a network of channels designed to change animal health by improving communication and education. Channels may include LIVE broadcasts, pre-recorded video shows, LIVE chat, social media content/updates, photo slideshows, searchable video on demand libraries, and upcoming events/promotions! Private channels allow for patient monitoring and private training videos. VetTv furnishes the equipm

ent, content, network and experience! VetTv can be seen in some of the most caring hospitals in the animal health industry.

12/01/2024

December 1st is here! Did you give your pets their monthly preventatives? Like or share to remind your friends.

11/28/2024

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours! 🦃

11/25/2024

🦃 It is pancreatitis week! 🦃 Please do not feed these foods to your pets! The risk to your pet and cost of treatment can be high.

11/20/2024

Tonight may be a three cat kind of night! 🐈‍⬛🐈🐈‍⬛

11/11/2024

Today, on Veterans Day, we honor and thank all who have served in the Armed Forces. For your sacrifice and service, we salute you! 🇺🇸

11/01/2024

November 1st is here! Did you give your pets their monthly preventatives? Like or share to remind your friends.

10/31/2024

🎃 What is your pet's favorite treat? Please post treats and costumes in the comments!

10/22/2024

🎃 What breed of dog does dracula have?

A bloodhound! 🎃

10/14/2024

Happy NVTW! Vet techs are vital to hospitals. 𝙏𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙠 𝙮𝙤𝙪 for all you do for patients and clients! We appreciate you each and every day!

10/09/2024

Today is National Pet Obesity Awareness Day! 🐾💚
Let’s keep our fur babies healthy and happy by staying mindful of their weight. Regular exercise, portion control, and vet check-ups go a long way in giving pets a long, active life!

10/03/2024

DYK? Ringworm is not a worm. Ringworm (dermatophytosis) is a skin condition caused by a microscopic fungus that's found in the dirt. This fungus feeds off of protein found in hair and skin! If you believe your cat has this condition, schedule a vet appointment today!

10/01/2024

October 1st is here! Did you give your pets their monthly preventatives? Like or share to remind your friends.

09/27/2024

The term "fat leg" is pretty self-explanatory, but do you know the difference between stocking up and cellulitis?

Many horses will "stock up" with subcutaneous edema (fluid swelling) in two or more legs (usually the hind limbs). Stocking up generally results from a significant decrease in exercise and usually resolves as the horse starts exercising again.

Lymphangitis (or vasculitis, big leg disease, staph infection, or cellulitis), however, is a bacterial infection and a dramatically different condition. While its causes may vary, it’s easy to spot once it sets in. The swelling will be extreme, hot, very painful to the touch, and the horse will be depressed due to the fever and discomfort.

If you think your equine friend has cellulitis or even if you're not sure, we encourage you to seek professional help promptly. Your horse doctor will make the best treatment recommendations, both to reduce swelling and to address any sort of bacterial infection that might be active or that could occur due to the edema in the soft tissue.

09/26/2024

So true! ❤️

09/16/2024

If you notice any of these signs, please talk with your veterinarian.

09/09/2024

Happy Monday! What do you think, bangs or no bangs? 😆

09/02/2024

𝐻𝑎𝑝𝑝𝑦 𝐿𝑎𝑏𝑜𝑟 𝐷𝑎𝑦!

09/01/2024

September 1st is here! Did you give your pets their monthly preventatives? Like or share to remind your friends.

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Jonesboro, AR
72401

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+18709740095

Website

http://www.VetTv.net/

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