81. Veterinary Nurse Community: Forums, Jobs, News, CPD, Events, Videos, Photos - Ve Portal for veterinary nurses and technicians. Includes professional news, forum, jobs, products and training resources. Based in the United Kingdom. http://www.vetnurse.co.uk

82. David Levine's Homepage - Links And General Information On Animal Physical Thera Links and general information concerning rehabilitation and physical therapy for animals. http://www.utc.edu/Faculty/David-Levine/

David Levine's Homepage David Levine, PT, PhD, DPT, OCS, CCRP Professor and Walter M. Cline Jr. Chair of Excellence in Physical Therapy The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Dr. Levine's research and teaching interests. To visit individal pages please choose the desired area: About the University of Tennessee Chairs of Excellence UTC Physical Therapy Department H.Carey Hanlin Motion Analysis Laboratory ... IAVRPT Research Update Walter M. Cline Jr. David with Jo Ann Yates, benefactor of the Chair Email: David-Levine@utc.edu Professor and Walter M.Cline Jr. Chair of Excellence Board Certified Specialist in Orthopaedic Physical Therapy Orthopedic Physical Therapist at Siskin Hospital for Physical Rehabilitation (for appt's call 634-1400) Adjunct Associate Professor, The University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine Adjunct Professor, North Carolina State University College of Veterinary Medicine Pictures from recent lectures Lecturing at the Royal College in England Dr. Levine and Michael Whittle, MD, PhD (Holder of the Cline Chair of Excellence, 1990-2005) Lecturing in Mallorca, Spain

83. Small Animal Clinical Sciences - Neurology Service For the VMTH at the University of Florida. These pages are presented for the benefit of students, veterinarians and animal owners throughout the world. http://neuro.vetmed.ufl.edu/neurohp.html

The Neurology Service at the VMTH The Neurology Service: The Neurology Service is by referral appointment only, on Monday and Wednesday mornings. Emergencies are seen as indicated through consultation with the client's referring veterinarian. For further information about having a patient examined by the Service, contact the Small Animal Clinic Reception Desk at (352) 392-2235. The Neurology Service cannot answer direct questions about specific cases via the internet, it is not considered a sufficient standard to establish a valid client-patient-veterinarian relationship. These files are used for teaching our veterinary students and offered as general educational information. They should not be used solely as a means to diagnose or treat a condition. If you are not in our referral area and direct examination of your pet by the Neurology Service is not possible, then you may want to search for the closest neurologist at the ACVIM Neurology Database . If you need help with Integrative Medicine questions, you can seek the closest CAVM practitioner at the Database of the AHVMA (American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association).

84. The Senior Dogs Project Includes information on the use and possible side effects of Rimadyl, provided by the Senior Dogs Project. http://www.srdogs.com/Pages/rimadylfr.html

85. NetVet Veterinary Resources Large collection of veterinary medical and animal related internet resources. http://netvet.wustl.edu/vet.htm

What's New Search Career Education ... ElectronicZoo For a quick text overview of major resources, see the Veterinary Medical Section of the World Wide Web Virtual Library This site best viewed with or Ken Boschert, DVM Associate Director Washington University Division of Comparative Medicine Box 8061, 660 South Euclid Avenue St. Louis Missouri USA Text Version ... Web Picks Visit the AVMA's Care for Pets site for additional information on veterinary medicine and animal health. 1994-2002, Ken Boschert, DVM

86. Consultant Online computer-assisted veterinary diagnosis tool. Enter signs or diagnosis in search box and get possible matches. http://www.vet.cornell.edu/consultant/consult.asp

Cornell University Veterinary Medicine Search Veterinary Medicine Search Cornell ... ONSULTANT A Diagnostic Support System for Veterinary Medicine Dr. Maurice E. White Search by Diagnosis Search by Signs How to Support CONSULTANT ... Help

87. Veterinary Information Network (VIN) - For Veterinarians, By Veterinarians Large online community for veterinarians. Includes vet finder, forums, membership information, consultants, and contact information. Must be a VIN member to access all of the site. http://www.vin.com

I Am A... Veterinarian Faculty/Intern/Resident Veterinary Student Veterinary Support Person Industry Representative Featured: Douglas Kemp The VIN consultant team 242 of the most dedicated and talented leaders in veterinary medicine monitor and facilitate clinical discussions that teach all VINners to be better clinicians while helping you manage YOUR cases. Click here to see a LIST OF CONSULTANTS VIN continual education courses are unlike any CE you've experienced. Most VINners don't need the CE credits but look to VIN CE as the place where they can truly learn from, rather than just attend CE for credit. But if you need CE credits, Veterinary Information Network, Inc. (VIN) can help you meet your continual education requirements! Experience direct interaction among instructors and fellow participants daily on the message boards and during the weekly real time sessions held for each CE course. VIN proudly provides affordable online CE from the convenience of your home or office! Please visit the Course Catalog for information on current courses.

88. Food Animal Drug Residue Avoidance & Depletion - A Component Of The US Chemical Databank listing the withdrawal times for drugs used in food producing animals in the United States. http://www.farad.org/

F ood A nimal R esidue A D epletion Program (A component of the US Chemical Food Safety Program) Home Page About Us FARAD's History FAQ ... In the News WELCOME TO FARAD FARAD is a national, USDA-sponsored, cooperative project, with a primary mission to prevent or mitigate illegal residues of drugs, pesticides and other chemicals in foods of animal origin. to submit a question or receive advice regarding drug withdrawal times. In preparation for submitting a request, please have the following information available: Trade Name or NADA matrix [meat, milk, etc.] species route dose body weight You may still call us at 1-888-USFARAD or 1-888-873-2723. to view a decision-based algorithm for extra label drug use that has been developed by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). to register with FARAD. Choose to receive newsletters, alerts and other related news regarding Food Animal Drugs.

89. Demo US | Home - Login Page | MyVetOnline Provides a directory of veterinary clinics, reference articles for pet owners, and a complementary web site service for veterinarians. http://www.myvetonline.com/

Username: Password: FOR VETERINARIANS ONLY Welcome to the new and improved MyVetOnline To access program information and your website builder/editor enter your username and password and click Login . Please note that both are case sensitive If you do not know your username or password please fill out this request form or call 1-866-840-0509. To learn how to become eligible for MyVetOnline please contact your Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health sales representative. FOR PET OWNERS If you are a pet owner looking for a veterinary clinic website, an excel file is now available Thank you for visiting MyVetOnline.com.

90. Center For Animal Health And Productivity Established to implement teaching, research and service programs directed toward the improvement of health and productivity in food animal herds and flocks. http://cahpwww.vet.upenn.edu/

91. Veterinary Surgeon MRCVS Forums, Jobs, News, CPD, Events, Videos, Photos - Vet S Portal for all veterinary practitioners. Includes professional news, forum, jobs, products, and training calendar. Based in the United Kingdom. http://www.vetsurgeon.org/

92. STEM CELL THERAPY Provides information in a question and answer format on regenerative cell therapy for pets. http://donnellyvh.com/stemcell.aspx

Donnelly Veterinary Hospital "We treat your pet like family." Home About Us Contact Us Site Map ... Therapeutic Laser Stem Cell Therapy 1:  What is stem cell therapy (also called regenerative cell therapy)?      A:  Everyone has heard about stem cells and the exciting new ways        they can be used to treat diseases.  All tissues can heal or regenerate.       The source which gives rise to this rejuvenation is the stem cell.       What isn't known, is that  veterinarians can use stem cells right now to        treat certain debilitating  diseases and provide pain relief that may not        be responsive to  medications. 2:  Where are stem cells acquired?      A:  Stem cells are harvested from the fat of the pet that is going to be      treated.  Stem cells are in many tissues in the body and are able      to be separated, concentrated, and instilled into an area to be treated. 3:  Why aren't embryos used for stem cell therapy?       A:  When embryo stem cells are injected into a particular site, they        form "whole animals" which are called teratomas.  These do not heal

93. Vetpulse.tv™ – Veterinary Videos & Blog For The Profession Provides short videos of veterinary procedures allowing the global veterinary community to create, upload, view, share and comment on videos relating to veterinary science. http://www.vetpulse.tv

vetpulse.tv™ Skip to content About Log in ... Join Search term Home Video Blog Subscribe ... vetpulse on Facebook recently added Veterinary Business Video Show - Episode 032 Posted by John Sheridan , 2 days ago Veterinary Business Video Show - Episode 031 Posted by John Sheridan , 11 days ago Veterinary Business Video Show - Episode 030 Posted by John Sheridan , 29 days ago Matt Brash: Digging for Brock Posted by vetpulse , about 1 month ago Veterinary Business Video Show - Episode 029 Posted by John Sheridan , about 1 month ago Green iguana endoscopic ovariectomy Posted by Zoological Medicine , about 1 month ago most viewed this month Did You Know? Posted by Thomas McCabe , over 2 years ago Laminitis Clinic - Robert Eustace (Part 1) Posted by vetpulse , over 2 years ago Giraffe laparoscopic visual cutting access port Posted by Zoological Medicine , 5 months ago Laminitis Clinic - Robert Eustace (Part 2) Posted by vetpulse , over 2 years ago Canine laparoscopic ovariectomy (2 port technique) Posted by Zoological Medicine , 9 months ago Conjunctivitis in Dogs and Cats Posted by Vetstoria.com

94. A Vet's Guide To Life Dr Chris Bern, DVM, provides a blog covering the life and experiences of a veterinarian, with a chance to Ask The Vet . http://avetsguidetolife.blogspot.com/

PYZAM.COM BLOGGER TEMPLATES AND TWITTER BACKGROUNDS skip to main skip to sidebar A Vet's Guide To Life What is it like to be a vet? What do we really do in a day? How does it affect our life and the lives of those around us? What are the best things for your pets? And what really goes on in a vet's mind and private life? You're about to find out all of that and more! Sunday, October 31, 2010 Chupacabra Revealed Here's a story that's perfect for Halloween. For those who aren't into cryptozoology, the chupacabra is a creature seen in parts of the Americas that has a legendary status similar to Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster. The name literally means "goat sucker" based on its behavior of drinking the blood of goats and other farm animals. The Wikipedia entry on chupacabras lists the following description: The most common description of chupacabras is a reptile-like being, appearing to have leathery or scaly greenish-gray skin and sharp spines or quills running down its back.This form stands approximately 3 to 4 feet (1 to 1.2 m) high, and stands and hops in a similar fashion to a kangaroo. In at least one sighting, the creature was reported to hop 20 feet (6 m). This variety is said to have a dog or panther-like nose and face, a forked tongue, and large fangs. It is said to hiss and screech when alarmed, as well as leave behind a sulfuric stench. When it screeches, some reports assert that the chupacabras' eyes glow an unusual red which gives the witnesses nausea. Here are some images of what the chupacabra is supposed to look like...

95. Vet Moves - A Veterinary Reference, Showcase & Community Community site for veterinarians and veterinary students. Vets can contribute articles, case studies, photographs and videos. http://vetmoves.com

Home About Contact Us Login/Register Help us create a free resource for veterinarians, add your cases , and get member benefits All Equine Sports Surgery ... Add Your Own Page 1 of 3 Pedal Bone Fracture (PIII fracture) By: Dr. Barak Amram Full Article Dorsal Hematoma By: Dr. Barak Amram Full Article Chronic Bladder Eversion By: Dr. Barak Amram Full Article Quarter Horse Castration Using the Henderson Tool, Pics By: Dr. Barak Amram Full Article Facial laceration, tension sutures By: Dr. Barak Amram Full Article Castration Using the Henderson Tool By: Dr. Barak Amram Full Article Henderson Tool By: Dr. Barak Amram Full Article Trauma Injury to the Flank Area by a fence pole, Musculature Contraction and Granulation Tissue By: Dr. Barak Amram Full Article Chronic Laminitis By: Dr. Barak Amram Full Article Abscess Drainage By: Dr. Barak Amram Full Article Coral Snake Bite By: Dr. Barak Amram Full Article Chronic Founder By: Dr. Barak Amram Full Article Schirrous Cord, Complication of a Routine Castration Procedure By: Dr. Barak Amram

96. Veterinary Innovations | Home Veterinary compliance consultants helping clinics assess the proportion of their customers that accept and follow through treatment recommendations to help the doctors and technicians give quality recommendations to pet owners. http://www.vipractice.com

Veterinary Innovations-Veterinary Compliance Consultants Main Page Compliance Process Partnerships Contact Us ... Clinics Overview Veterinary Innovations is a consulting group that focuses on customer compliance. Customer compliance refers to the percentage of clients that accept and follow through with a treatment recommendation (i.e. routine dental cleanings or heartworm preventatives). VI creates a tailored process for each individual practice to help the doctors and technicians give quality recommendations to the pet owners. VI goes beyond merely inspiring our partners to set goals. Our business is to work side by side with you to achieve those goals. We also offer complimentary computer software ( vetSTREET ) that provides an automated system to monitor and promote customer compliance. Free Initial Business Analysis This is a simple service that provides the practice owner with statistical information regarding clients that comply to certain treatments and routine procedures. We also give a detailed analysis on what we can improve and what kind of revenue increase you can expect. Click here to begin...

97. Veterinary Medicine In Belgium/ La Medecine Veterinaire En Belgique Provides information on veterinary training in Belgium, the state of the veterinary profession, veterinary organizations and the history of the first veterinary school which was opened in 1836. http://www.ping.be/~ping0522/

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98. VetLocums.com - Online Veterinary Locum Database Free worldwide service bringing together vets and vet nurses seeking employment with veterinary practices seeking staff. http://www.vetlocums.com/

LOCUM SERVICES More info Register now Login Welcome to VetLocums.com PRACTICE SERVICES More info Register now Login Worldwide Vet Locum Services Goes Live! AIMS - Vetlocums brings together vets and vet nurses seeking employment with veterinary practices seeking staff - both locum and permanent. Applicants and practices using our services do so for FREE , and with absolutely no future commitment on their behalf. We provide a worldwide service. How Does it Work? veterinary profession. If you experience any technical difficulties, please contact I like it! What next? Locum Services More information Register Now Log in Practice Services More information Register Now Log in To Register - Click on the link to the right, or below. As a Vet, Nurse or Student you will be asked to provide a name and a valid e-mail address and will then receive an e-mail inviting you to complete the sign-up process.

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