Early Career Insights: Learning from Your Mistakes
Mistakes are inevitable in equine practice, and using them as learning opportunities allows you to minimize the risk of future errors.
Color of Peritoneal Fluid Might Help Detect Strangulating Lesions in Horses
Researchers assessed whether a color grading scale for peritoneal fluid could predict the presence of strangulating lesions in horses.
Veterinary Wellness Briefs: Modify Your Negative Self-Talk
Regulate your inner critic through cognitive reframing, self-distancing, and self-affirmation.
Disease Du Jour: Potomac Horse Fever
In this episode, Dr. Jurica Tršan reviews Potomac horse fever, including its pathogenesis, geographic range, clinical presentation, and the role of vaccination.
Business Briefs: Inspiring Your Team
Leaders are critical in inspiring and engaging team members and helping them thrive at work.
The Business of Practice: Learning to Delegate
In this episode, Dr. Christine Staten discusses the importance of delegating for equine veterinarians.
Diagnosing and Managing Equine Strangles
Managing equine strangles infections requires diligent monitoring, effective biosecurity measures, and the appropriate use of diagnostic tools.
Early Career Insights: How Revenue Production Affects Compensation
For early-career veterinarians to earn appropriate and increased professional wages, they must be able to produce adequate amounts of revenue.
Low-Intensity Exercise Induces Bronchodilation in Horses With Severe Equine Asthma
Researchers evaluated the impact of submaximal aerobic exercise on airway obstruction during exacerbation of severe equine asthma.
The Hindgut’s Role in Racehorse Health
Major changes in a racehorse’s life can vastly alter the microbiome and affect the animal's general health.
Early Career Insights: Learning from Your Mistakes
Mistakes are inevitable in equine practice, and using them as learning opportunities allows you to minimize the risk of future errors.
Color of Peritoneal Fluid Might Help Detect Strangulating Lesions in Horses
Researchers assessed whether a color grading scale for peritoneal fluid could predict the presence of strangulating lesions in horses.
Veterinary Wellness Briefs: Modify Your Negative Self-Talk
Regulate your inner critic through cognitive reframing, self-distancing, and self-affirmation.
Disease Du Jour: Potomac Horse Fever
In this episode, Dr. Jurica Tršan reviews Potomac horse fever, including its pathogenesis, geographic range, clinical presentation, and the role of vaccination.
Business Briefs: Inspiring Your Team
Leaders are critical in inspiring and engaging team members and helping them thrive at work.
The Business of Practice: Learning to Delegate
In this episode, Dr. Christine Staten discusses the importance of delegating for equine veterinarians.
Diagnosing and Managing Equine Strangles
Managing equine strangles infections requires diligent monitoring, effective biosecurity measures, and the appropriate use of diagnostic tools.
Early Career Insights: How Revenue Production Affects Compensation
For early-career veterinarians to earn appropriate and increased professional wages, they must be able to produce adequate amounts of revenue.
Low-Intensity Exercise Induces Bronchodilation in Horses With Severe Equine Asthma
Researchers evaluated the impact of submaximal aerobic exercise on airway obstruction during exacerbation of severe equine asthma.
The Hindgut’s Role in Racehorse Health
Major changes in a racehorse’s life can vastly alter the microbiome and affect the animal's general health.
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