For Referring Veterinarians

    When you visit your family doctor for a regular checkup, he or she probably looked at your eyes with a light or asked you to read an eye chart. But if you need glasses or have special concerns, you most likely made an appointment to visit an eye doctor. The same is true for your pet. Your family veterinarian will look at your pet’s eyes during yearly checkups…

https://archive.medvet.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Adm_BlackHistoryMonthVideo_MKTG_1920x1080_210224_F.mp4   At MedVet, we are proud to celebrate the beauty of individuality and the unique contributions that make our world a better place. In honor of Black History Month, we wanted to share stories from some Black History Makers who have made an impact on the veterinary profession. These pioneers in the field broke through barriers and helped shape the future of veterinary medicine. We’re excited to honor their contributions to the profession.

  Think about your last trip to the dentist. You had to sit still with your mouth open for 20-30 minutes while a dentist scraped at your teeth with sharp, metal objects. You might have even experienced some anxiety before or during your visit. If this sounds like you, you’re not alone as a study from DentaVox showed that about 60% of people are afraid of going to the dentist. Individuals…