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Avian Anesthesia Basics
n this session: Emi Knafo, DVM, Dipl. ACZM, discusses avian anesthesia, covering avian respiratory anatomy, basic anesthesia equipment, principles of safe anesthesia, as well as some guidelines and recommendations for anesthetic and analgesic protocols.
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Battling Giants: A Case of Canine Dioctophymiasis
The giant kidney worm is a lesser-known parasite that is contracted through the ingestion of undercooked frogs and fish or contaminated drinking water. The post Battling Giants: A Case of Canine Dioctophymiasis appeared first on Today's Veterinary Nurse .
Today's Veterinary Nurse · Apr 30, 2026 · Read on Today's Veterinary Nurse →
Avian Influenza and Feline Patients
Avian influenza (HPAI H5N1) is a significant public health concern due to its ability to infect a wide variety of host species and rapid mutation rate. The post Avian Influenza and Feline Patients appeared first on Today's Veterinary Practice .
Today's Veterinary Practice · Apr 30, 2026 · Read on Today's Veterinary Practice →
Updates in Reptile Dermatology
In this session: Olivia Petritz, DVM, DACZM, reviews clinically relevant anatomy of reptile skin and adnexal structures, common infectious and non-infectious dermatologic diseases of reptiles, and recently published treatments for these disease conditions.
Veterinary Practice News · Apr 30, 2026 · Read on Veterinary Practice News →
Tiny Hearts, Big Problems: Cardiovascular Disease in Zoological Companion Animals
In this session: Sarah Ozawa, DVM, DACZM, reviews a select number of cardiovascular diseases in zoological companion animal species, such as rabbits, bearded dragons, and parrots in a case-based format. This lecture will focus on the disease types, etiology (if known!) and key anatomical differences of these species. We will also discuss any differences in diagnosis from dogs and cats and discuss treatment options or preventive measures if available.
Veterinary Practice News · Apr 30, 2026 · Read on Veterinary Practice News →
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