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Sponsored Content – Procedure lighting quality critical

August 23, 2016 by Kirk Augustine Source: Repertoire

Lighting technology has evolved immensely in the past decade. There are new terms to understand and more options to consider. Lighting needs vary by practice, location and procedure. Source: Repertoire, August 2016. Consider this checklist before you invest in new or upgraded clinic lighting: Intensity Color Heat generation Shadow reduction Positioning … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – Parasitology experts discuss vector control

August 22, 2016 by Kirk Augustine Source: FightHeartwormNow.com

Ceva recently announced the second phase of a study by John McCall, MS, PhD, which examines the effects of topical repellent-insecticide plus oral heartworm preventive on development of heartworm disease. The results support using a topical parasiticide to repel and kill mosquitoes, rather than relying solely on an oral heartworm preventive. Ceva’s educational campaign elements … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – The importance of mosquito control and repellency

August 16, 2016 by Kirk Augustine Source: Good News for Pets

Phase 2 of a study by John McCall, MS, PhD, further supports using a topical parasiticide to repel and kill mosquitoes, rather than relying solely on an oral heartworm preventive. His two studies combined send a powerful message regarding the efficacy of a double defense protocol. Ceva’s campaign website FightHeartwormNow.com now includes a series of videos featuring key … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – Add mosquito control to heartworm protocol

July 17, 2016 by Kirk Augustine Source: DVM 360

In this special insert, veterinarians and parasite researchers discuss heartworm disease and a new multimodal approach that may help solve it. The research and roundtable were sponsored by CEVA, a supporting sponsor of Animal Health Digest. Source: DVM 360, July 2016. We still have to administer the preventative – that is foundational and critical – but we can also reduce … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – Fly Control Center

July 12, 2016 by Kirk Augustine Source: Farm Journal

Whether you live in the country or not, flies can be a problem. In town, the large dogs next door, garbage receptacles with soda or beer cans and even the barbecue grill can be attractors. In the country or in a stable flies reduce animal performance and comfort. Animal health professionals will find the information at the Fly Control Center worthwhile. Source: Farm Journal, … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – Dairy heat stress

June 28, 2016 by Kirk Augustine Source: Dairy Herd Management

The combination of heat and humidity can compromise a cow’s ability to get rid of excess body heat. Cooling systems and heat abatement programs are important, but even with routine summertime diet and cooling techniques in place, a cow can experience physiological changes with which she cannot cope. Source: Dairy Herd Management, June 28, 2016. Link to TechMix – Dairy Heat … [Read more...]

Welcome CEVA Animal Health

June 15, 2016 by Rick Purnell Source: Animal Health Digest

Animal Health Digest welcomes Ceva Animal Health, LLC, as an official sponsor. Founded in 1999, it is the eighth largest animal health group worldwide. Its expertise centers on pharmacology and biology, supported by teams who meet specific demands of the livestock, poultry, swine, equine and pet sectors. Source: Animal Health Digest, June 15, 2016. With its sponsorship, … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – Benefits of an isotonic protein drink for pigs

June 13, 2016 by Kirk Augustine Source: National Hog Farmer

This piece offers high-level look at recent field trials conducted by Tonsity on the impact of incorporating an isotonic protein drink for pigs into today’s swine production practices. Source: National Hog Farmer, June 9, 2016. Very few studies have been published to show the benefits of oral rehydration therapy (ORT) in swine. Historically, the principles of ORT — simple … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content: The latest on the feline sarcoma controversy

May 23, 2016 by Kirk Augustine Source: Clinician's Brief

A roundtable of experts discusses injection site sarcomas in Part 1 of this Clinician’s Forum overview. The experts include Sarah Boston, DVM, DVSc, DADVS; Audra Fenimore, DVM,DACVM; Shannon Vawter, DVM, MS and Nancy Welborn, DVM. Source: Clinician’s Brief, May 2016. KEY POINTS The most recent studies suggest that in the genetically predisposed cat the injection of … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – Tick season is year-round

May 8, 2016 by Kirk Augustine Source: Vetfolio News

Year-round tick control, tick myths, discussing ticks with clients and even fleas are featured in this Vetfolio podcast. SimparicaTM (sarolaner) Chewables from Zoetis is presented as a solution. Source: VetFolio, May 8, 2016. Introducing safe monthly chewables that offer persistent protection from fleas and ticks.   … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – 100 years of horse history

May 7, 2016 by Kirk Augustine Source: Horse Network

We found this content and video fun. It also offers a historical pictorial. Source: Horse Network, May 3, 2016. Look back at how the events, horses and Absorbine® products that shaped the way we live and ride today. … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – Equine gastroscopy 101

May 2, 2016 by Kirk Augustine Source: AQHA Daily

Merial provides a primer on what to expect if an equine veterinarian suggests a gastroscopic examination. This was sent to AQHA Daily subscribers. Source: AQHA Daily, April 28, 2016. Two out of three non-racing competitive horses have stomach ulcers. Signs such as poor performance, decreased appetite, recurrent colic or poor body condition may point to stomach ulcers. … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – 3 cybersecurity tips can help secure data

April 27, 2016 by Rick Purnell Source: InfoGPS Networks

Securing clinic data is critical to general business practices and to ensure client, employee and third-party vendor data remain confidential. In our second installment about cybersecurity, Terrie Bonfiglio offers three, common-sense tips to keep data thieves out of your system. Source: Learn 3 cybersecurity tips in 10 minutes via InfoGPS Networks, April 2016. However, your … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – Voice of Sustainable Pork Debuts

March 29, 2016 by Kirk Augustine Source: Voice of Sustainable Pork

Featuring a mix of original and contributed content, plus news aggregated from a variety of sources, Voice of Sustainable Pork aims to bring the global pork industry together to more effectively balance the needs of pigs, pork, people and planet — now, and for generations to come. The website is sponsored by Zoetis. Source: Voice of Sustainable Pork, email March 29, … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – Only data security mitigates system breaches

March 23, 2016 by Rick Purnell Source: InfoGPS Networks

Data breaches don’t happen quickly says Paul Hugenberg. They take weeks and months. Hackers are patient and spend all the time they need to get the data they want. They know 80 percent of your data is outside the view of existing controls. Applying proper classification to sensitive data can help you put proper controls around it to reduce risks. Source: InfoGPS Networks, … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – Hit heartworm with a one-two punch

March 21, 2016 by Kirk Augustine Source: CEVA US

Heartworm incidence in pets is increasing. John McCall, MS, PhD, Department of Infectious Diseases at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine, says it’s time for a new approach – fight the vector, or mosquitoes, as well as heartworms. Ceva Animal Health began an extensive campaign to educate the veterinarian community on McCall’s groundbreaking research … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – Set up replacement heifers for long-term success

December 22, 2015 by Kirk Augustine Source: Beef Magazine

Replacement heifers are a lifeline to a herd’s success. This article highlights how to get them started right and reviews factors for a successful replacement heifer program. Source: Beef, December 17, 2015. Producers should look for heifers that display these characteristics: 1) a mature body size that matches the ranch resource availability; 2) an ability to get bred and … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – Manage acute founder and laminitis

December 11, 2015 by Kirk Augustine Source: Western Horseman

Sled-runner hooves was how my grandfather drew attention to horses and ponies with founder. From an early age, it was common to see a foundered horse with severely overgrown hooves around where I grew up in Southwest Iowa. Most were backyard horses that ate grass in small lots. Occasionally, one would get into a grain bin, overeat and then founder. Seeing these animals struggle … [Read more...]

Sponsored Content – Canine Bordetella vaccine: now easy to administer

November 18, 2015 by Kirk Augustine Source: Clinician's Brief

Richard Meadows, DVM, DABVP, offers perspectives on Bordetella vaccination delivery options from the position of teaching veterinary students the practical aspects of vaccination. A sidebar reviews the four clinically important facts about Bordetella bronchiseptica. Source: Clinician's Brief, October 2015 print issue, page 26. As a veterinarian charged with teaching … [Read more...]

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