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blog posts - August 09

• Idea exchange encourages honest feedback and staff motivation

  

  Convincing veterinary practice employees to contribute feedback and to genuinely consider other people's ideas is not an easy task. Now an online tool is available to help businesses make the most of their employees' collective wisdom.…

  By: David Watson
  Published: 28 Aug 2009
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• TR-ClarifEYE offers novel surgical option for treatment of glaucoma in pet animals

  

  TR-ClarifEYE is a new surgical option that offers an alternative to other surgical procedures, including endoscopic laser.…

  By: David Watson
  Published: 27 Aug 2009
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• Bristol University scientists and RSPCA uncover link between rodenticides and hedgehog population decline

  

  New scientific research has found that rat and mouse poison may be having an effect on the welfare of hedgehogs.…

  By: David Watson
  Published: 26 Aug 2009
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• Janssen says VMD enforcement of legislation will restrict poultry worming options

  

  The VMD has confirmed that certain medicated feed supplements can no longer be supplied to veterinary practices, pharmacists or animal health retailers for them to sell, unless they register as approved distributors.…

  By: David Watson
  Published: 25 Aug 2009
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• Pfizer dental CPD now online

  

  Pfizer Animal Health has announced that its dental leadership programme is now available online.…

  By: David Watson
  Published: 20 Aug 2009
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• Utrecht vet school researchers help unravel mysteries of overtraining syndrome

  

  The prevalence of human and equine stress-related illnesses, such as overtraining syndrome, is increasing. Researchers from Utrecht University in The Netherlands have succeeded in diagnosing equine overtraining syndrome by measuring nocturnal growth hormo…

  By: David Watson
  Published: 19 Aug 2009
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