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07/10/2019
What to do if your pet eats Halloween candy

Halloween is almost here!! This holiday is a fun time for for our kids...both the two and four legged ones 😂, but please be careful! Our furry ones can often be sneaky and get into the Halloween candy. Please make sure to keep the candy in a safe place where your pets can’t sample a taste (or a whole bag 😆)!

If for some reason they are tricky and get into the candy, please seek veterinary attention immediately!

With Halloween being just around the corner, local veterinarians have some tips on what to do if your pet eats candy.

11/09/2019
Pet Talk | Prevention is the best way to avoid rabies

Please remember to vaccinate your pets! It is important to not only protect them, but also to protect humans as well! Unfortunately, Rabies is 100% fatal in animals, so prevention is the best medicine!!

Sept. 28 is World Rabies Day, a time to raise awareness about rabies and promote prevention and control efforts worldwide.

19/08/2019
Toxic Pond Algae Is Killing Dogs -- How to Protect Your Pooch

Blue-green algae has been seen affecting our puppies in this area! Please keep your puppies safe and avoid areas where the water has been contaminated with this dangerous bacteria. Blue-green algae can be found in marine waters, fresh water, and brackish habitats. If you notice that your pet is sick after swimming in the water, please seek veterinary attention immediately!!

Your dog bounds heedlessly into a local lake or pond, playfully splashing in the water.

29/07/2019
‘Hot weather means hot pavement’: Dog pads can burn off on scorching surfaces

🤗🤗 Be careful to protect your pet’s paws this summer!! Avoid letting them walk on the hot pavement and sand! If it is too hot for your feet, it is too hot for their little paws as well! 🥵

BOSTON (WHDH) - Animal hospitals are warning Bay State residents to use extreme caution when walking their dogs this weekend due to dangerous, possibly record-breaking...

17/12/2018
The Quality of Life Question We All Should Be Asking

This is a great article for everyone to read. I hope that by reading this, it may help someone feel peace in making this difficult decision for their pet.

In 2016, I lost my dachshund, Muggle, to Cognitive Dysfunction. This brain disease of “doggy Alzheimer’s” is one that steals not only our pets, but our own peace of mind. Just like in human medicine, we tend not to give brain diseases credit for being diseases. Even as a trained hospice veteri...

15/10/2018

Happy Veterinary Technician’s Week!!! 🤗😸🐶

Veterinary technicians are an integral part of our profession and we could not be successful without their endless dedication!! As doctors, we rely heavily on their skills, expertise, attention to detail, patience, compassion, amongst many other amazing qualities. To quote a phenomenal colleague of mine, Dr. Carrie Jurney...

“When you ask me did your dog eat in the hospital? What food did he like? How was he on his walks? Did he do well under anesthesia? Can I get that prescription refilled? Can someone explain to me how to express his bladder? Fit this harness? And a million other things, I turn to my techs.

They are the life blood, the hands and feet of a veterinary hospital. We are a team, and we couldn’t do it without them.”

We so appreciate all that you do every day!! Thanks for all you do, day in and day out!!

From all of us at Florida Veterinary Neurology and Pet Emergency and Referral Center!!

15/10/2018

Hello Everyone!! This is Scooter! He was presented to our hospital two weeks ago with severe neck pain due to several herniated discs. He had extensive surgery to remove the multiple disks in his neck that were pressing on his spinal cord. He came back today for his post surgery recheck examination and wanted to report to everybody that he is feeling wonderful!! We are so happy that you are feeling better Mr. Scooter!! 🤗🤗

02/03/2018
Veterinary neurology alert: Bromethalin toxicosis on the rise in pets

I am reposting this as a reminder to all! Please make sure to keep all rodent poisons locked up and away from your children and pets!! Bromethalin is a common ingredient used in rodenticides these days and is very, very toxic to our little ones.

We recently treated a small dog who was presented to the hospital after ingesting 6 times the lethal dose!! We are very happy to report that after aggressive treatment, he survived and is doing well! He was very fortunate to have received treatment and have come through this, and is now happy and healthy! We want to try to make sure that this doesn't happen to any of your loved ones as many of those exposed to this poison do not survive! Please go home and take a look in and around your house and make sure that this and any other chemicals are not accessible to your children and/or pets!!!

EPA shift away from anticoagulant rodenticides means increased exposure to neurotoxin with no known antidote.

25/03/2017
She’s Just A Vet Tech

These nurses/technicians deserve our utmost respect!! Remember to always thank your veterinary technicians!

JUST a Vet Tech greeted you at the door with a smiling face, even though we’ve been running around for 11 hours straight. Your pet was assessed by JUST a Vet Tech and, when we noticed he wasn’t stable, JUST a Vet Tech carried your 70 plus pound dog to the back and screamed for […]

10/02/2017

😂😂😂 How to prepare your Dachshund for the rainy season!! 🌧😂😂😂

12/11/2016
Penn Vet | Article

Penn Vet | Article

Oftentimes the most important scientific work is accomplished via serendipity; by following up on an unexpected finding and uncovering an entirely new area of research.

19/10/2016
DACHSTOBERFEST – Doxie Dash & Dog Event for Dachshunds and their humans

DACHSTOBERFEST – Doxie Dash & Dog Event for Dachshunds and their humans

Home   5th Dachstoberfest on Sunday, October 23, 2016 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Location: N Clematis St and S Narcissus Ave, West Palm Beach FL (Green Market area) Please sign up with your email address, and we will send you a reminder prior our event. Schedule of Events:  9:00 – 10:00   Social Ho...

04/10/2016

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28/09/2016

American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA)

Today, September 28, is World Rabies Day. This awareness event was launched in 2007 to educate people about the public health impact of human and animal rabies. Rabies is the most fatal zoonotic disease worldwide, and it's entirely preventable. Take this opportunity to learn more about World Rabies Day and the impact rabies has in the United States and beyond. http://bit.ly/2dpDDQm

25/09/2016
Sausage Dog Central

Some Dachshund fun for your Sunday! 😄😄

Gamer! Maya the Sausage

18/09/2016

Cornell Feline Health Center

An instrument called a mouth gag is commonly used in cats that are anesthetized for surgical/dental procedures. This instrument is used to prevent the patient from biting down on the endotracheal tube that is passed down the cat's trachea to deliver anesthetic gas and to provide access to the cat's oral cavity.

It has recently been reported that some cats that undergo these procedures are blind, usually temporarily so, when they wake up from anesthesia. Until recently, the cause of this blindness was unclear, but a new study by Feline Health Center-funded Cornell researchers sheds light on the mechanism of this unfortunate phenomenon.

It turns out that the extreme opening of the mouth that is induced by the spring loaded mouth gag results in blockage of blood flow through the maxillary artery, a major supplier of blood to the brain and eye of cats.

This phenomenon can be seen in the CAT scan images of the heads of two anesthetized cats that have had their mouths briefly opened maximally below. The arrows indicate regions of blocked blood flow through the maxillary arteries, which appear as white linear structures (they have been highlighted by the use of an innocuous injectable contrast agent).

These cats did not experience any harm as a result of this study, but this research provides valuable information to veterinarians...information that can be directly applied in the hospital to prevent cats from becoming blind during oral surgical procedures. Further research is ongoing and will form the basis for recommendations designed to decrease the likelihood of post-procedure blindness in cats.

13/09/2016

💉 I donated blood today ❤️

11/09/2016
Harvard University

Very cool to visualize this happening! Remember this and make sure antibiotics are respected and used appropriately!

Scientists from the Kishony lab working at Harvard Medical School and הטכניון - מכון טכנולוגי לישראל | Technion have designed a simple way to observe how bacteria move as they become impervious to drugs. http://hvrd.me/m0Bv3044yNZ

28/08/2016
ISupportPets

ISupportPets

Don't interrupt me when I am working out.

02/08/2016

Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine

Are you a veterinarian, veterinary technician, student, or other support staff in a veterinary practice looking to take your CPR skills to the next level? A well-trained team ready to provide high-quality CPR may be the difference between life and death. Basic Life Support is the first peer-reviewed small animal CPR course teaching essential concepts. Advanced Life Support builds upon the knowledge learned in Basic Life Support, covering use and interpretation of important monitoring equipment. These online courses are authored by Cornell's Cornell’s Daniel Fletcher and will prepare your team to maximize the chance of a successful outcome. Course bundle for veterinarians: http://bit.ly/CPRVetBundle. Course bundle for techs and students: http://bit.ly/CPRTechStudentBundle.

24/07/2016
Thoracic CT: More than just a pretty picture

Thoracic CT: More than just a pretty picture

Computed tomography (CT) is routinely used in human medicine to examine pulmonary, tracheobronchial and mediastinal abnormalities, and is the standard screening test for pulmonary metastasis. CT is…

01/06/2016
UNILAD

Pugs...thanks for keeping Veterinary Neurologists in business! We love you!

If I was a dog, I would be this dog 😂👏

via Newsflare

31/05/2016

Shared from Jurney Veterinary Neurology

As we honor the memory of the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country this Memorial Day, we should also remember the fallen soldiers who walked on four legs and who truly lived up to the motto "Semper Fidelis"...Always Faithful.

18/05/2016

A phenomenal criticalist/intensivist that will be missed by the veterinary community for many years to come!

With great sadness, Penn Vet announces the passing of Dr. Lesley King, professor of critical care. A leader in the veterinary intensive care specialty, Dr. King was a brilliant and devoted teacher and mentor to numerous students, residents, interns, and technicians. She will be deeply missed.

http://www.vet.upenn.edu/about/press-room/press-releases/article/penn-vets-dr-lesley-king-pioneer-in-veterinary-critical-care-dies-at-age-51

15/05/2016
Veterinary Neuroimaging

Veterinary Neuroimaging

Stereotactic radiosurgery and SRT are effective treatments for reducing tumor volume, blood flow, and blood volume. Treated dogs surviving for more than 1 year are more likely to die from other causes than of their primary brain tumor. SRS and SRT should be considered for noninvasive treatment of intracranial brain tumors.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27149650

14/05/2016
Vocativ

Love this!!

Thanks to some creative engineering, horses can now get CT scans just like humans.

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