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Setting Up a Dog Run

Harriet, a VA1, explains how to set up kennels after cleaning them, emphasizing the importance of preparing bedding ahead of time to make patient handling easier. She discusses choosing appropriate bedding types based on the dog's size, condition, and…

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Cleaning a Dog Run

Harriet, VA1, demonstrates how to properly clean a large dog run using hospital-grade cleaner called Vindicator. The process includes removing laundry, spraying and mopping all surfaces, wiping down the door grate, and cleaning the cage card to signal…

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Cleaning a Dog Kennel After a Discharge

Harriet, a VA1, explains how to clean smaller kennels in various hospital areas, including the treatment, canine, and feline wards. The process involves removing laundry, disinfecting all kennel surfaces with Vindicator, and finishing by cleaning the…

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Acid Base Balance

Emma, CVT, provides an engaging and easy-to-follow explanation of acid-base balance using the “tic tac toe” method to interpret blood gas values. It breaks down complex physiological concepts—like pH, CO₂, and bicarbonate regulation by the lungs and…

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Local-Regional Block Adjuvants & Examples of How to Use Them

Emily, CVT, explores the principles and practical applications of local and regional anesthesia, focusing on commonly used agents like lidocaine and bupivacaine as well as adjuvants such as dexmedetomidine, epinephrine, morphine, buprenorphine, and…

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All Bleeding Stops Eventually

Holland, CVT, explains the physiology of hemostasis and the disorders that affect it, including primary (platelet-related) and secondary (clotting factor-related) coagulopathies. It covers conditions such as von Willebrand disease, hemophilia, liver…

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Using a Catch Pole

Megan Urton, VA1, covers the proper use of the catch pole, an advanced restraint tool used exclusively for dogs in veterinary settings. It discusses the tool's components, safety considerations, appropriate usage, and includes a live demonstration to…

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Anesthesia on a Patient with Heart Problems

Nikki, CVT, discusses the anesthetic risks and complications associated with a one-year-old dog named Basil, who has moderate subaortic stenosis (SAS) and ventricular ectopy. She explains how this congenital heart condition affects anesthetic…

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Medial Saphenous Blood Draw on a Feline

Liv, VA3, demonstrates how to perform a medial saphenous blood draw on a cat named Wrigley. She explains proper restraint, needle selection, and blood handling techniques to ensure a safe and successful draw.

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Jugular Blood Draw on a Feline

Liv, VA3, performs a jugular blood draw on a neurologic patient named Wrigley due to poor perfusion and difficulty with other draw sites. She explains proper patient restraint, vein palpation, needle technique, and the correct order for filling blood…

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