ANIMAL CARE TIPS FROM NAVTA
The National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America has provided pet owners with the following basic animal care tips to…
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2002 Leo K. Bustad Award Newsroom
The power of the human-animal bond is a phenomenon that cannot be denied. Perhaps no one can speak about the…
NAVTA Celebrates The NAVTA Journal
The National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America, Inc. (NAVTA – formerly the North American Veterinary Technician Association) highlights the…
Calamity Jane’s Transformation A Deaf Dog Teaches More Than A Few Lessons
Calamity Jane came to the Humane Society of Missouri with over 150 other dogs rescued from a sub-standard commercial breeding…
Veterinary Technician Students Train in Emergency and Ambulatory Procedures
Mount Ida College veterinary technology students recently learned about equine emergencies and how to operate an equine ambulance by participating…
The Signs of Lyme Disease
If detected early enough, Lyme disease can be successfully treated. However, it’s up to the pet owner to recognize the…
Veterinary Technicians, Providing Specialized Care to Pets
The technology available to treat our pets is rapidly advancing! To provide the best possible care, veterinarians and veterinary technicians…
Prevention Tips
For dogs, there are a variety of options for preventing heartworm infection, including an injectable administered by your veterinarian that…
NCVEI to Develop New Benchmarking Tool to Focus on Wellness Protocols
In response to feedback from veterinarians who participated in the 2004National Pet Wellness Month campaign, the National Commission onVeterinary Economic…
Signs of Heartworm Disease
For both dogs and cats, clinical signs of heartworm disease may not be recognized in the early stages, as heartworms…
