Showing 233 posts with this tag
Learn how MONOCRYL™ suture product codes map to size, needle, color, length, and pack count—plus where to verify SKUs, how to choose the right configuration for tissue and technique, and ordering tips for accurate, consistent procurement in veterinary and surgical settings.
Carprofen is a veterinary NSAID used mainly in dogs to relieve pain and inflammation from osteoarthritis, injury, or surgery. Available as tablets, chews, or injection, it’s generally well tolerated but requires veterinary guidance and periodic bloodwork to monitor liver and kidney health.
Monocryl (poliglecaprone 25) is an absorbable monofilament suture widely used in veterinary soft-tissue surgery. It glides smoothly, triggers minimal tissue reaction, loses most strength in 1–2 weeks, and fully absorbs by ~90–120 days—ideal for fast-healing closures.
AI receptionists give vet clinics 24/7, human-like call handling: they answer instantly, triage emergencies, book/reschedule appointments, route to staff, and give protocol-accurate answers—reducing wait times, smoothing workflows, and freeing teams to focus on patient care.
SOAP structure hasn’t changed—how we create notes has. In 2025, templates and AI scribes speed drafting, improve consistency, and support client communication.
Veterinary scribing evolved in 2025: ambient AI captures exam room dialogue, drafts SOAP notes, integrates with PIMS, and reduces after-hours charting.
Veterinary practice management has entered a new era in 2025. This comprehensive guide covers the latest trends – from AI automation and cloud-based systems to telehealth services and data-driven decision-making.
Butorphanol is a veterinary opioid used in dogs for short-term pain relief, sedation, and cough suppression. It acts on mu and kappa receptors, works within ~15 minutes by injection, lasts about 4 hours, and is best for mild–moderate pain. Always use under a veterinarian’s direction.
What vet techs earn depends on location, role, and credentials. This guide explains typical pay ranges, who earns more, and practical ways to grow your income and career.
Pet nutrition is shifting from one-size-fits-all to data-driven precision. With microbiome and genetic testing plus AI, vets can prescribe truly personalized diets that prevent disease, improve outcomes, and deepen client trust.
Veterinary burnout is rising. This article explains the roots of the crisis and shows how workflow automation—done thoughtfully—can reduce overload, improve teamwork, and protect patient care.