Rena Carlson DVM

01/07/2023

During , one of the best ways pet owners can be prepared for a disaster is by having a pet evacuation kit assembled well in advance of any emergency and stored in an easy-to-carry, waterproof container close to an exit.

What should be included in your pet evacuation kit? Find more important info here: https://bit.ly/30hocnP

09/04/2023

07/02/2023

Oh hey, February is ! Let's kick off the month by sharing our dental health recipe.

What's the secret ingredient? Talking to your veterinarian, of course! Find out more important facts about pet dental health ➡️ http://bit.ly/2uZLWQk 🦷🐶🐱

10/12/2022

The AVMA joins in the celebration of International Day of Veterinary Medicine - a day to recognize the amazing efforts of veterinary professionals across the globe in helping to protect the health of humans and animals.

Thank you for all you do!

19/10/2022

I am so thankful for all of the amazing technicians who have helped me along the way! Could not have done my job without you all. Cheers to all Veterinary Technicians!

How can we say thank you during National Veterinary Technician Week? One important way is by making sure we empower veterinary technicians to do the work they've trained for.

05/10/2022

Today marks the start of ! Taking a walk is healthy for you and your dog. Not only is it physical activity, but it’s mental stimulation for your dog to smell, see and hear beyond the limits of your yard.

Walking helps preserve your pet’s muscle tone and joint movement. If your pet is overweight or obese, walking can be a great way to shed those extra pounds. Here are a few helpful tips to help you design a safe walking program for your dog: https://bit.ly/3a8fiN5

20/09/2022

22/10/2021

Is your Friday missing something? Check out my animal themed playlists to kick your weekend off right!
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11/10/2021

During this pivotal and transformational time in our profession and our world, AVMA is more important than ever in guiding the future of veterinary care. Veterinary Medicine has enjoyed a long history of providing exceptional care for the animals we serve, and valuable contributions to our society. Our profession has a promising future as animals continue to play a critical role in our lives and our world. It is only together with a strong sense of purpose and conviction will we be able to face the challenges that jeopardize the strong foundation of our profession. The Global Pandemic has created a transitional time and we have stepped up to the challenge. As Veterinarians, we are experiencing exciting momentum but reaching a potential breaking point in capacity. AVMA has and must continue to seize the opportunities to learn, adjust, and support veterinarians as our world transforms.