The only Rick costume worth posting this year. Happy Halloween 👻
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Origami Around
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@vettechprobs
The only Rick costume worth posting this year. Happy Halloween 👻
Is it a package?
Nope, it's poop.
Clients....
Client made appointment " suspects allergy after seeing TV commercial"
Guess the veterinarian drawing!
Sarcoptic Mange (canine scabies) - Often overlooked, but an important consideration in the pruritic dog - Cause: Sarcoptes scabiei var canis - This mite’s lifecycle takes 17-21 days, and is spent entirely on the host organism - The female burrows into the skin to lay eggs - Clinical signs in a new host occur 10 days to 8 weeks after contact with an infected animal - Clinical signs: intense pruritus of sudden onset (even with low numbers of mites, pruritus is severe due to a hypersensitivity reaction to mite products); excoriation, erythema, and alopecia (typically begin on ventrum, ears, elbows, and hocks, then spread to become generalized); papulocrustous eruptions with thick, yellow crusts; seborrhea; secondary bacterial and fungal infections; if untreated can progress to severe thickening of skin with fold formation, lymphadenopathy, emaciation, and death. - History of contact with possible infected dogs - Involvement of other animals, including humans! - This mite is highly contagious via direct and indirect contact, therefore all dogs in pack should be treated, even if they’re not showing signs (asymptomatic carriers are possible) - Diagnosed via skin scrape, but due to high potential for false negatives, a treatment trial is recommended when Sarcoptic mange is suspected, even if the scrape is negative. - Treatment options include systemic and local options. Systemic options are currently preferred due to ease of use, which increases client compliance, as well as increased patient and client safety. Whether systemic or local treatments used, most are off-label usage. - Systemic treatments: Selamectin, imidacloprid-moxidectin, mylbemycin, ivermectin, fluralaner, afoxolaner - Local treatments: First clip hair and remove crusts using an antiseborrheic shampoo. Lime sulfur or amitraz dips once weekly for 2-6 weeks depending on veterinarian’s assessment. Owner must take precautions to avoid self-contamination during treatments. - Also need to treat any secondary bacterial or fungal infections.
A band and their album
Mystery Bruises ‘Oil on the 40’
Lint rolling your face
Vet tech in 6words or less
Clients who won't or can't pay
Vet tech in 6words or less
Puppies and kittens all day lol
Conferences
Going to veterinary conferences is a great way to re-energize your passion for your job and learn new techniques, or just plain review # michvetconf17
Somethings are best explained with drawings. Can you guess what this drawing is? I used this to explain something to a client. Hint: turn sideways (answer in tag)
We’re getting explainy! Introducing a new game Guess the drawing! I’m going to post drawings that we (techs and veterinarian) make to explain something to clients. Sometimes they’re easy, sometimes they are down right weird. First up, a drawing by a Doctor, can you guess what it is? ( answer in tags)
Is it apple juice? I have so many questions about this
Full term deceased puppy chihuahua found during c- section, mother had ruptured uterus , one survived though
You go little mite
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