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It is exciting to see all those years of veterinary training culminate in your very own clinic. During your training, you likely received plenty of knowledge about how to provide preventative and restorative care for dogs, cats, and other animals. What you might not...
Most people are aware that there are always risks associated with general anesthesia when it comes to people, but they seem to accept them more readily and with less anxiety than they do when they have a pet that needs surgery. As a veterinarian, you will have the...
There has been an interesting development in both human medical care and veterinarian care in terms of specialty services. Over the past few years, we’ve seen more instances of family doctors doing only routine medical treatments while leaving everything else to...
When most veterinarians first open their vet clinic, they anticipate the usual types of pets. They expect cats and dogs, and even the occasional bird. The growing trend in niche pets is something you should be thinking about when it comes to stocking your clinic with...
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At Georgian Anesthesia and Medical Corp., we can help you avoid recreating the wheel when you are looking to open your first or subsequent veterinary clinic. We offer new veterinary clinic setup services that will help you select the right equipment for your needs...
Many of the mistakes made during veterinary electrosurgical procedures happen when the person performing it confuses the difference between electrosurgical and electrocautery. The two are vastly different in that the current during electrocautery does not pass through...