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November is #NationalPetCancerAwarenessMonth. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1 in 4 dogs and 1 in 5 cats will develop cancer in their lifetimes. Losing a beloved pet is often an emotionally devastating experience. Yet as a society, we do not recognize how painful pet loss can be and how much it can impair our emotional and physical health. At GrieveWell, we believe that all grief is valid. Here is an article from Dr. Gerald S. Post, a board-certified specialist in veterinary oncology, on 10 warning signs of cancer in both dogs and cats - https://lnkd.in/djXPEcJh. Please understand that these are just potential warning signs and should not panic you but prompt a visit to your veterinarian. #petloss #youarenotalone #findyourvillage #askforhelp #petlossgriefisreal #lossofalovedone #lossofabestfriend #furryfriends #healingjourney #grievewella2 #nonprofit

Many pet owners today are struggling with the rising cost of veterinary care. According to this The New York Times article, veterinary prices have increased by over 60 percent in the past decade. Nonprofit clinics like Emancipet, which are community-funded, play a crucial role in keeping pets and their owners together. This is why our research with the ASPCA on high-volume, low-cost heartworm treatment is so important. You can read more about it in this important report: https://nyti.ms/45L6yJr

Postoperative regurgitation poses a common concern following general anesthesia in dogs, particularly those with short noses or undergoing specific surgeries. Given the heightened risk of pneumonia, this becomes a critical issue in veterinary medicine. 😷🐕 Our pioneering research zeroes in on a promising solution! Methylnaltrexone (MNTX), recognized in human medicine, suppresses opioid effects in the intestines while preserving pain relief properties. Our objective is to delineate the metabolism rate of MNTX in healthy dogs, laying the foundation for a subsequent study to assess its effectiveness in mitigating postoperative regurgitation. 💊🩺 As a non-profit reliant on philanthropy, your support can have a meaningful impact! Consider contributing to our research if you're passionate about advancing canine care. Click the link below to donate and join us on this transformative journey. https://ow.ly/wLk150Qfvkk #ethosdiscovery #vetmed #veterinarian #veterinaryscience #veterinarians #veterinaria #clinicaltrials #veterinaryoncology #canineoncology #nonprofit #veterinary #vettech #vetstudent #veterinarymedicine #VeterinaryResearch #petcancerawareness

I found today's article quite insightful. I have observed a similar trend of increasing costs in my country, reflecting a global issue in veterinary care. The increasing role of big companies is likely to put more pressure on prices due to the need for financial returns for investors, further increasing the economic burden on pet owners. If this is happening now in the US, which has a significantly broader network of non-profit vet clinics nationwide than the Global South, imagine the impact when these giant investors start operations in countries without even a minimal support system. https://lnkd.in/dTQa3K_g

Pet blood banking is critical!! It provides life-saving transfusions for animals in need, similar to human blood banks. Increasing awareness of animal blood banking is essential to ensure a stable supply of blood for pets in need. Educating pet owners about the importance of blood donation and the eligibility criteria for donor pets can boost participation. Please share with your friends and family and encourage them to learn more by reading the NY Times article below featuring our very own Meghan Respess, Director of Blood Banking from BluePearl Pet Hospital!

In some cases, despite our best efforts, the client–veterinary team relationship can become strained or even toxic. When do we decide it would be better for all parties to invite that client to go elsewhere? Get Jenn Galvins insights in this NEWStat article, Breaking up is hard to do—When to part ways with a client, at https://bit.ly/40n3lgr. #breakingup #clientrelationship #veterinarymedicine

Postoperative regurgitation poses a common concern following general anesthesia in dogs, particularly those with short noses or undergoing specific surgeries. Given the heightened risk of pneumonia, this becomes a critical issue in veterinary medicine. 😷🐕 Our pioneering research zeroes in on a promising solution! Methylnaltrexone (MNTX), recognized in human medicine, suppresses opioid effects in the intestines while preserving pain relief properties. Our objective is to delineate the metabolism rate of MNTX in healthy dogs, laying the foundation for a subsequent study to assess its effectiveness in mitigating postoperative regurgitation. 💊🩺 As a non-profit reliant on philanthropy, your support can have a meaningful impact! Consider contributing to our research if you're passionate about advancing canine care. Click the link below to donate and join us on this transformative journey. https://ow.ly/cOEy50Q8n6a #ethosdiscovery #vetmed #veterinarian #veterinaryscience #veterinarians #veterinaria #clinicaltrials #veterinaryoncology #canineoncology #nonprofit #veterinary #vettech #vetstudent #veterinarymedicine #VeterinaryResearch #petcancerawareness

Hey, Columbus veterinary clinics! 💉 🐱 🏥 🐶 We have a great team of veterinarians in your area that can seamlessly fit in with your staff! Why stress about filling in the gaps when you can have Peace of Mind? This is how easy it is: 1. Reach out to us with your clinic info and the dates/times you need coverage for 2. We reach out to our doctors and schedule them to fill in for your needed dates 3. You get the relief you need! For my information, check out the image below!

Today, on #WorldSpayDay, we're thrilled to announce a transformative grant to COMMUNITY ANIMAL MEDICINE PROJECT, INC. (CAMP)! Since their launch in 2007, Michelson Found Animals has been an integral partner to CAMP Clinics, in which time CAMP has spayed and neutered over 300,000 dogs and cats. The $1 million grant will be used to: - Expand access to affordable veterinary care: Fund a portion of the purchase of a new property in South Los Angeles, transforming it into a low-cost veterinary clinic and high-volume training center. This expansion will significantly increase the number of pets served annually by CAMP Clinics. - Increase spay/neuter surgeries: Support CAMP’s spay/neuter program, offering affordable surgeries to pet owners in historically excluded communities. This will help control pet overpopulation, reduce the number of animals entering shelters, and ultimately save lives. - Enhance veterinary training: Fund training programs for veterinarians in HQHVSN surgeries, a proven method for increasing access to affordable spay/neuter services while maintaining high standards of care. This grant is a giant leap forward for animal welfare in SoCal!  Together with CAMP Clinics, we're building a future where every pet receives the care they deserve. Read more about this monumental collaboration here: https://lnkd.in/gf9_gUjF

In the world of veterinary care, there are moments that remind us why we chose this path – moments when lives are saved and transformed, serving as a powerful testament to the impact we create. Taking time to reflect with gratitude has been shown to bring greater happiness to our lives, both within and beyond work. At Lincoln, we find inspiration in stories that celebrate your compassion and dedication to improving the lives of your patients and those who care for them. Your story holds significance - please share it in the comments below 🐾❤️ #JuniorLeaders #VeterinaryEducators #VeterinaryEducation #NonClinicalSkills #VeterinaryBusiness