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Pyoderma: When Topicals Are Enough (And When They're Not)
Current guidelines put topical therapy first for superficial bacterial skin infections.
Equine Recurrent Uveitis (Moon Blindness): What Every Practitioner Should Know
Recognizing acute and insidious forms of ERU, understanding breed predispositions, and implementing aggressive treatment protocols to preserve equine vision.
Why Your Dog's Ear Infection Keeps Coming Back
Addressing the underlying cause is the key to breaking the cycle of recurrent otitis.
Corneal Ulcers in Horses: When to Worry, When to Refer
How to differentiate simple from complicated equine corneal ulcers, manage cases in general practice, and recognize red flags for ophthalmology referral.
When Money Decides Who Lives: The Hidden Weight of Economic Euthanasia
Two-thirds of veterinarians say financial limitations contribute to burnout. Economic euthanasia, moral distress, and the daily weight of cases you couldn't save. What resilience actually looks like, and when euthanasia is the right call.
When You Can't Run Every Test: A Step-by-Step Approach to Diagnostics on a Budget
Incremental care isn't cutting corners—it's sequencing diagnostics based on clinical priority and what will actually change your plan. Follow Buddy the Maltese through a real case of stepwise workup from UTI to urinary calculi.
The 360° Field of View: Understanding Equine Vision
Horses have nearly 360-degree vision and sharper acuity than dogs or cats. Understanding equine visual fields, blind spots, and accommodation helps field veterinarians evaluate behavior, perform better ocular exams, and catch progressive conditions early.
Talking About Money Doesn't Have to Be the Worst Part of Your Day
Money is the third most common stressor for veterinarians, and cost conversations often drive burnout. Practical communication strategies like separating care from cost, chunk-and-check explanations, and non-judgmental delivery can transform these discussions for your team and your clients.
Canine High-Grade Glioma: From Suspicion to Treatment Options
A GP-focused guide to brain tumors in dogs, treatment options, and emerging immunotherapy research.
Antimicrobial Stewardship: The Friday Afternoon UTI That Tests Your Resolve
Why that Friday afternoon UTI is the perfect test case for antimicrobial stewardship, with ISCAID guidelines and global resistance data.
IVDD in Dogs: When to Refer to a Neurologist
A practical decision framework for GP vets managing intervertebral disc disease, based on ACVIM consensus data with outcome percentages by severity grade.
5 Pre-Analytical Lab Errors That Change Your Diagnosis
How errors before the sample reaches the analyzer can mimic serious conditions. Case-based examples with actionable fixes.
Spectrum of Care: A Middle Ground When Pet Care Gets Expensive
When "gold standard" isn't an option, what comes next? Data shows 57% of veterinarians alter treatment plans daily due to client financial limitations. The spectrum of care approach offers a continuum between gold standard and economic euthanasia, giving more pets a chance while protecting veterinary teams from burnout.