For Referring Veterinarians

https://archive.medvet.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Adm_AAPIHMVideo_MKTG_1920x1080_210428.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 Asian…

“Prevalence and Characterization of Hypoadrenocorticism (HA) in Dogs with Signs of Chronic GI Disease; A Multicenter Study” – Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, June 2020   Key Points: 30% of dogs with hypoadrenocorticism are found atypical (exclusive glucocorticoid deficiency therefore electrolytes are normal). These cases often present with GI signs (anorexia 89%, vomiting 72%, diarrhea 35%). Other signs included abnormal fecal consistency (mucoid stools, tenesmus, hematochezia, melena). GI signs are…

https://archive.medvet.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Adm_WomensHistoryMonthVideo_1920x1080_210311_Fmp4.mp4   MedVet is proud to celebrate Women’s History Month by highlighting key Women History Makers along with some of our own key contributions to the veterinary profession. Women have had a growing impact on the veterinary community. Early on in veterinary medicine, only around 0.8% of graduates were women. Today they are the majority with about 64% according to the American Veterinary Medical Association. That trend…