Vet assistant tips

Veterinary Abbreviations are all about the funny (and not so funny) abbreviation terms veterinary professionals use when writing down information on patients'

Here is a quick infographic for Vet Techs about important medical abbreviations they may encounter on the job. Be sure to check out our other fact posts.

I made this anesthesia monitoring guide for my clinic to hang & train newer technicians

Learn about the positions at a veterinary hospital and what each person does! Are you ready to join the veterinary profession?

Our next veterinary infographic is the anatomy of a tooth. We cover the enamel, pulp, dentin, gingiva, gingval sulcus, alveolar bone, and cementum.

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Animals are susceptible to hundreds of skin disorders throughout his or her life. Here are just some of the more common ones in this Vet Tech Infographic: "Derm Terms".

Vet Tech, do you know your Angles of Injection Insertions? Check out our latest infographic!

Clients don't come to those who wait. Have your veterinary team members tackle these tasks on the slow days and soon they'll have more than enough to do.

Normal vital signs in animals from Tasks for the Veterinary Assistant

Veterinary anesthesia monitoring Heart Rate, Respiration, Temperature, Eye Position, Gum Color #veterinarynurse