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To spay or not to spay: the nurse's role in owner education
The Veterinary Nurse, 2015Veterinary nurses are directly involved with providing advice and gaining informed consent for ovariohysterectomy in bitches. In order to allow them to provide accurate information regarding this common procedure it is vital they fully understand the potential advantages and disadvantages regarding the procedure.
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Veterinary Nursing Journal, 1996
Veterinary marketing of goods and services to existing or potential clients can take many forms. Marketing should meet the needs of the consumer and should never mean persuading the client into agreeing to goods or services they cannot afford or do not want. Patiently explaining to a client why an operation would benefit their pet is often the simplest
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Veterinary marketing of goods and services to existing or potential clients can take many forms. Marketing should meet the needs of the consumer and should never mean persuading the client into agreeing to goods or services they cannot afford or do not want. Patiently explaining to a client why an operation would benefit their pet is often the simplest
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Reduce complications for cat spays
Veterinary Record, 2020Thank you for the Clinical Decision Making article on complications when spaying cats ( VR , 15 February 2020, vol 186, pp 188-189). …
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American Association of Bovine Practitioners Conference Proceedings, 1984
But spaying has been a common procedure in the western states for years. It started in Wyoming and it was a management program. When controlled weight studies were conducted, spayed nonimplanted heifers failed to gain up with the intact nonimplanted.
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But spaying has been a common procedure in the western states for years. It started in Wyoming and it was a management program. When controlled weight studies were conducted, spayed nonimplanted heifers failed to gain up with the intact nonimplanted.
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