The Digital Revolution in Veterinary Medicine: How Dr. Azza Diasti-Kennedy Plans to Lead the Charge
Dr. Diasti-Kennedy's voyage in veterinary medicine commenced at Lakeside Animal Hospital in 2001, a place where she not only practiced but evolved, specializing in small animal medical and surgical care. Her dedication led her to delve deeper into the field, gaining certification in animal acupuncture from the Chi Institute of Chinese Medicine and completing a Dentistry Externship at Cornell University. Under her stewardship, Lakeside Animal Hospital achieved the coveted American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) certification, joining the elite ranks of less than 15% of animal hospitals in North America to hold this honor.
Rising Above Challenges: The Inspiring Journey of Vet Student, Caylee Cormier
At St. George University, first-year veterinary student Caylee Cormier is more than just another face in the crowd. She embodies resilience, creativity, and empathy, bringing a unique blend of personal experiences, artistic endeavors, and a deep-seated love for animals to her journey in veterinary medicine.
Veterinary Crisis Hits Yakima Valley: The Urgent Need for More Animal Care Experts
The Yakima Herald has spotlighted a pressing issue in the Yakima Valley – an acute shortage of veterinary professionals. Dr. Joanna Fischer, the program director of the veterinary technology program at Yakima Valley College and a former veterinarian in the area, has voiced her concerns over the growing demand for veterinary technicians. This demand has been exacerbated by a series of unfortunate events, including the closure of Harrah Veterinary Clinic, a destructive fire at Selah Veterinary Hospital, and the shutdown of Yakima Pet Emergency Service due to a shortage of veterinarians.
Controversial Canine Care Bill Sparks Fierce Debate Among Animal Rights Groups
In the chambers of the Indiana state legislature, House Bill 1412, also known as the 'Canine Standard Care Bill,' has ignited a fiery debate among animal welfare advocates. Crafted by Fort Wayne Representative Bob Morris, this legislation seeks to overhaul the retail dog sale industry in the state.
Veterinary Emergency Group Opens First Practice in Nevada
The Henderson, Nevada region is celebrating a significant enhancement in emergency medical services for pets with the launch of the Veterinary Emergency Group's (VEG) latest hospital. Renowned for its unwavering dedication to pet care, VEG unveiled this state-of-the-art facility recently, introducing an unprecedented service where pet owners can directly engage with licensed veterinarians via phone.
Big dogs versus small dogs: Which sizes face higher risks of which diseases?
A study of more than 25,000 U.S. dogs and 238 breeds has linked dog size to varying patterns of risk for health conditions over the course of a dog’s lifespan. Yunbi Nam of the University of Washington, U.S., and colleagues present these findings in the open-access journal PLOS ONE on January 17.