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How to Choose the Right Veterinarian

Posted by Mike Shands · February 15, 2018

Maybe you’ve moved into a new area or maybe you just got a new pet. You now have the weighty responsibility of finding a good veterinarian to take care of your loving pet(s). you might delve into google pages and find that there is a huge amount of veterinarians in your area. You might ask your neighbors and yet each one might have a different veterinarian. So how then can you choose the right veterinarian for you and your pet(s)?

A Simple Guide to Open Your Own Veterinary Practice

Posted by Mike Shands · February 06, 2018

If you're in school for veterinary medicine, you might be thinking about finding a job at an existing place. Interestingly however, there is a lot to be gained by starting up your own practice! You will greatly expand on your expertise while at the same time gain some great experience as an entrepreneur. With that said, read on for some great tips that will help you to open up your own quality veterinarian practice.

Why Your Cat Could Need an Ultrasound & what's involved

Posted by Mike Shands · February 01, 2018

In the event that your cat gets sick, your veterinarian might suggest the use of a veterinary ultrasound. The procedure itself is a common one, and it's useful for gathering information on the status of your pet. Thankfully, performing an ultrasound is painless and allows the vet to get an in depth look at your cats internal organs from a wide range of angles. The Vet will then be able to detect certain organ malfunctions through this ultrasound technology, and it could be very important when a basic exam isn't enough to determine what is wrong with your cat.

How the Ultrasound is Done

Pregnancy Checking Your Cow Herd

Posted by Mike Shands · January 25, 2018

Are your cows getting annual pregnancy check ups? There are many benefits to doing so! The biggest reason is to identify the open cows after the breeding season so that you can determine how to mange them. There are also benefits for the cows that end up staying in the herd too. You can save a lot of money by

Is Your Dog getting an ultrasound? Here's What to Expect from the Appointment

Posted by Mike Shands · January 18, 2018

Has your veterinarian requested an ultrasound for your dog? There could be a number of reasons for doing so. An ultrasound can be used to diagnose a variety of sicknesses, and thankfully for your dog it is a painless process. An ultrasound uses sound waves to capture images of the inside of the dog. Some examples of the ways it can be applied are checking to see how a pregnancy is going for your pet and also determining what a suspicious growth might be. Your Vet will help you understand why the test is being requested and how you can prepare for the ultrasound to come. The following are some points to keep in mind.