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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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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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Man's dumb friend is not so dumb after all?
Pet owners have always believed that their dogs are as intelligent as young children and that their pets have a small, but recognisable working vocabulary. A recent study has revealed that the average dog has the mental abilities of a 2-year-old child.…
By: Ross Tiffin
Published: 18 Aug 2009
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European study begins on Pfizer's new long-acting NSAID Trocoxil for canine osteoarthritis
In what it claims to be a European first, Pfizer Animal Health is conducting a major study using its innovative NSAID product, Trocoxil, in over 2,000 dogs.…
By: David Watson
Published: 17 Aug 2009
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El Nino weather system set to increase veterinary problems
The El Nino weather system, which has brought floods and drought to countries across the world, is poised to make a return, together with all its associated effects on human and veterinary health.…
By: Ross Tiffin
Published: 14 Aug 2009
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