June Newsletter

Topics Covered:

PETS Referral Center history and growth
Veterinary diagnostic imaging and radiology
Micrococcus bacteria in veterinary medicine
Toxic mushroom awareness for pets
Specialty referral and call procedures
Communication tips for veterinary teams
Team member and coordinator introductions
Educational downloads and journal club resources

Summary:

This edition of the PETS Referral Center newsletter features clinical education, referral guidance, and hospital updates for veterinary professionals and pet owners. Topics include diagnostic imaging, Micrococcus bacteria in veterinary medicine, toxic mushroom awareness, specialty referral procedures and effective communication between primary care veterinarians, specialists, and pet families. The newsletter also highlights PETS Referral Center's history, team members and resources designed to support coordinated specialty and emergency veterinary care.

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Latest Blogs

Explore a collection of research-driven insights and professional perspectives crafted by leaders in pet health.

Doggo Behaviors & The Reasons Behind Them

Wonky behavior by doggos is often just par for the zoomie course. If you have concerns, however, please don't hesitate to give us a calls. bjnnmjn

Discovering Heartworm Disease in Dogs New

Let's explore what heartworm disease is, Animal Care GP how it's transmitted, its symptoms, prognosis, and, most importantly, prevention and treatment., As a veterinarian, I've witnessed firsthand the impact of heartworm disease on our canine friends and the distress it causes to pet owners. This blog aims to shed light on heartworm disease, from its transmission to prevention and treatment options, empowering you with the knowledge to protect your pets.

5 Great Large Dog Breeds for Families

While every size and breed of dog has its own unique charm, today, we are highlighting five large breeds that we absolutely adore for family households. Each of these breeds brings something special to the table, making them ideal family companions for various reasons.