Veterinary Medical School Admission Requirements

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Veterinary Medical School Admission Requirements: 2011 Edition for 2012 Matriculation

This annually updated publication provides a comprehensive overview of the admission process for the national and international veterinary schools that are members of the Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges (AAVMC). The following need-to-know information is provided for each school: · Summary of application procedure · Requirements for application and residency · Prerequisites for admission · Deadlines for each component of the application process · Description of campus and

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The only book of its kind, Front Office Management for the Veterinary Team focuses on the day-to-day duties of the veterinary team. It offers a complete guide to scheduling appointments, billing and accounting, communicating effectively and compassionately with clients, managing medical records, budgeting, marketing your practice, managing inventory, using outside diagnostic laboratory services, and much more. Written by Heather Prendergast, RVT, CVPM, this manual simplifies essential tasks with

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107 Secrets To Quickly And Easily Double Your Veterinary Practice Profits In 6 Months Or Less. A Comprehensive System With Step-by-step Instructions, Already Done For You Templates, Forms, Letters And Scripting To Explode Your Profits Through The Roof.
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Cat Health Secrets

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Cat Health Secrets.
The Ultimate Guide To Having Happy, Healthy, Long Living Cats … Plus Bonus: Kitty Iq Test !
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B Critter Clinic Colors May

Posted on | May 19, 2012 | 6 Comments

B. Critter Clinic (Colors May Vary)

2 cute plush patients
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2 cute plush patients. Hospital with 6 private rooms. 5 vet tools store right inside. Stethoscope, mirror, syringe, tweezers, thermometer.Product Measures: 12.25×4.5x11Recommended Ages: 2 years – 6 Years

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Five Fierce Dog Breeds That

Posted on | May 19, 2012 | Comments Off

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Five Fierce Dog Breeds That Can Make Good Pets

Are you looking for a dog that can protect you while still being a loving pet? There are a variety of dog breeds that are quite loyal and loving to their owners but have the potential to be aggressive should a threat arise. A dog that has the potential to be fierce or aggressive doesn’t necessarily make a high risk pet. With proper training, this type of dog can be a real asset and quite capable of forming a loving bond with you, your family, and friends. Plus, you can be assured your dog will protect you should a dangerous situation arise. Here are some potentially fierce dogs that, with proper socialization, can make loving pets:

Potentially fierce dog – Caucasian Mountain Dog

The Caucasian Mountain dog is a massive and powerful dog breed that has the capability of being a strong and capable protector of home and family, although they will need a great deal of training since they tend to be strong willed. They possess an almost uncanny ability to discriminate real threats from unimportant ones which makes them very effective guard dogs. If given proper socialization, they also have the potential to be quite gentle towards family members. Despite this, they’re probably not the best selection for a first time dog owner.

Potentially fierce dog – Neopolitan Mastiff

The appearance of this massive dog with its beastlike appearance and hanging jowls is enough to frighten away even the most intrepid intruder. Weighing up to 150 pounds, this dog breed possesses speed and agility which makes him quite a match for any intruder who dares to take him on. The Neopolitan Mastiff was bred during ancient times to fight leopards as a spectator sport and frequently emerged victorious during these barbaric competitions. This breed with competent training and socialization can be a loyal pet.

Potentially fierce dog – German Shepherd

The German Shepherd dog is a strong and capable working dog breed with the willingness and capability of protecting you from imminent threat. This dog breed tends to form a very strong bond and are willing to lay down their life for their owners should the need arise. This is why you see German Shepherds so often employed in police work. Their fearlessness and intelligence are legendary. As with any dog this strong and motivated, proper training is needed to channel his energy in a positive direction.

Potentially fierce dog – Rottweiller

If you’ve ever seen a male Rottweiller, you know how densely built and massive they can be. Despite their rather fierce appearance and large body type, this dog breed is quite capable of serving as a loving family pet. Their innate intelligence makes them adept at distinguishing potential threatening situations from less serious ones. They can be quite loving towards strangers once they discover they aren’t a threat to their family.

Potentially fierce dog – Doberman

The Doberman is another dog with a reputation for being intimidating to strangers, yet gentle and loving to their owners. Their fierce loyalty, intelligence, and easy trainability make them natural guard dogs. The majority of Dobermans are extremely affectionate towards their owners and family. With a bit of training and socialization, a Doberman can make a magnificent family pet.

Although all of these potentially fierce dog breeds will need appropriate training to modify their potential aggressive tendencies, the reward can be a loving pet that will make you feel more secure just by having them around.

Written by Kristie.Leong.M.D

Awesome Dogs - Compilation of the best Youtube Dog videos

I apologize for the music change/audioswap; I guess EMI claims the rights to some classical music. Tribute to man’s best friend. Much like the video “people are awesome” this video tries to capture the extremes dogs have mastered- with some humor mixed in. All the videos were taken off youtube public domain: after I scoured video after video finding what would fit best with the goal. HD version click below: (can you tell a difference?) www.youtube.com Music: Carl Orff – Carmina Burana- O Fortuna Peguin Cafe Orchestra- Perpetuum Mobile Video selections: (stop by their channels and check out more amazing dogs) 1. Pedigree Dogs ad shot 1000 FPS using the Phantom camera www.youtube.com 2. Captain the Wonder Dog www.youtube.com 3. Climbing Dog www.youtube.com 4. Dog attack Shark www.youtube.com 5. The Strongest Dog of the World (Kurdish Kangal Dog) www.youtube.com 6. Extreme Pete dog skateboarding www.youtube.com 7. Dog pulls Boy off Rope Swing www.youtube.com 8. Dogs cliff jump too!! www.youtube.com 9. Me riding my 125 lb german shepherd (dogback riding) www.youtube.com 10. independents day movie: insane dog jump www.youtube.com 11. Extreme vertical: Dock Dogs competition –OUTDOOR CHANNEL www.youtube.com 12. Dog Backflips www.youtube.com 13. jumping fire dog!! www.youtube.com 14. crazy police dogs www.youtube.com 15. Amazing backfliping poodle!!! WOW www.youtube.com 16. dog vs. moutain lion – who will win? www.youtube.com 17.Time Warp – Dog Catches Hot Dog www.youtube.com 18 …

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The Ultimate Nascar Insider’s

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The Ultimate NASCAR Insider’s Track Guide: Everything You Need to Plan Your Race Weekend

With 70 million fans, NASCAR is the #2 spectator sport, after football. But unlike football, going to a race is a full weekend of events. From the tailgating, to the qualifying, to the checkered flag and post-parties—there’s enough to fill several days at every event, and that’s just at the track. Liz has maximized her personal connections with NASCAR insiders to determine what NASCAR fans really want to know when visiting the tracks, and gives practical answers to the most frequently asked questions, including:— What to do in a medical emergency, and area hospitals with emergency care,— Area attractions beyond the track, including popular golf courses where you might just spot your favorite driver between races,— Where to find veterinary services for the furry four-legged members of your family, and much more! From dining, to shopping, to lodging, not to mention what to wear and pack (and what not to) this is a practical guide that no NASCAR fan should be without!

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Cat Reviews

Posted on | May 19, 2012 | 6 Comments

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In Matthew Van Fleet’s irresisibly pettable, brillantly innovative and fun multi-concept book, watch twenty-three breeds of frolicking felines pounce, prance and parade through concepts, pull-tabs, textures and interactive surprises. And you’ll never believe what cat dragged in! Pleasingly purr-fect fun from start to finish! Meow…meow…meow…WOW!

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How To Magickally Care For

Posted on | May 19, 2012 | Comments Off

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How To Magickally Care For Feral Cats

Article by Laura Stamps

How To Magickally Care For Feral Cats – Family – Pets

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Monday morning, the fourth week of September, and my youngest cat toddles from his breakfast bowl to the living room, suddenly joggled by the convulsions of a hairball.

I dash in and whisk him across the dining room’s carpeted sea to the vinyl shores of the kitchen. Almost there, I trip over the lace edge of my nightgown and land on my hip, the cat still in my hands, suspended above me like a football plucked from midair as I roll to the goal line, and the hairball plops out on the vinyl floor.

My husband slumps in his reclining chair, reading the paper, and then leaps toward the kitchen when he sees me fall with the cat. But I laugh, unharmed and happy to deliver the carpet from the hairball’s messy threat.

When we had been married for six months, my husband found a feral kitten behind the trashcan at our apartment building and brought it to me. I adopted it and have rescued feral cats ever since. Sometimes only one cat appears. Other times I care for colonies of feral cats, doctoring their wounds and illnesses, practicing the catch/fix/release method until I can find good homes for them.

My latest feral colony lives in the forest behind my house and peaked at twenty-one cats and kittens last year. After spending four months catching, fixing, and releasing them, I began seeking good homes for them, and at the moment only nine are left, basking on my back porch in the sun and frolicking in the forest at night.

After twenty-seven years of cat rescue I’ve developed a few tricks for taming and socializing feral strays. Or maybe it’s just that my unconventional methods work particularly well. While most allow a feral cat plenty of space the first few weeks, I stalk a stray persistently, drawing it closer and closer, using soft words and food to calm the cat’s fears. Because I’m also a Wiccan Witch, I often use a Goddess chant, invoking the forest faeries to help me in this quest as I sing to the stray I’m stalking:

“Great Lady Bast, Ancient Goddess of Cats,grace my voice with your sacred dance.Faeries of the air, stream, flame, and tree,lead this precious cat-child of yours to me.”

For a day or so I back away from the food I leave, allowing the starving cat to eat in peace. But after that, I stand a few feet from the food bowl, inching closer each time, forcing the cat to tolerate my presence. This gentle but aggressive strategy maintains my edge, slowly pushing the cat beyond its comfort zone, using food as my primary tool. Soon I stand next to the bowl, singing or talking softly to the cat so it might associate my voice with safety and tasty food. That’s when I touch the cat for the first time, its back turned while eating. Often this is a feral cat’s first experience with human touch, and it will bolt, running away in terror. But it always returns for food the next day, and I continue to touch, my hand remaining on its coat a little longer each time, building trust, until my fingers travel up and down the cat’s back, its tail shoots up, and soon it runs to me when I call, as anxious to be petted as fed.

Now, seated before the sliding glass door, I laugh as each of my indoor cats competes for my lap. It’s hard to believe these four were once skittish ferals I claimed from the wild with soft words and faerie spells.

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During book signings at bookstores and cat shows, someone will always ask what I think about the ups and downs in a feral cat’s life. I tell them I believe cats to be faeries who have taken animal form to bless us with opportunities to love and give.

Lately I’ve been thinking about Petunia, one of my feral cats a little over a year old, who died in June from heart failure. A sweet, shy cat adored by all because she loved to groom the others in the colony. A unique spirit, who truly blessed my life with enormous amounts of love, then shed her feline body and flew to Summerland for a time before returning to the faerie mound. Witches believe Summerland to be the place all human and animal spirits go when they pass over to the other side. Christians call this place Heaven.

I miss her terribly, but cherish each day blessed by her presence, which began hours after Petunia’s birth, when I found her nestled in pine straw with her sister beside the storage shed in the back yard, a discovery heralding another year bewitched with the magick of feral cats and kittens.

* * * * *

When readers of my cat poetry books and novels learn of my devotion to feral cat rescue, they often inquire how I manage to feed so many cats economically. I tell them I not only feed my colonies dry cat food but also make an inexpensive meat gruel packed with herbs and vitamins, which strengthens their immune systems and encourages shiny coats.

In a large vitamin bottle I drop one tablet of garlic and then five tablets of vitamin C, cat vitamins, and L-lysine. To this I add three squirts of colloidal silver, fill the bottle with water, and store it in the refrigerator. Within an hour the tablets melt, producing a handy liquid supplement.

I make my special gruel in a small mixing bowl, combining one cup of dry rice baby cereal flakes with one three-ounce can of cat food and half a carton of cat milk. To this mixture I empty two capsules of echinacea herb, a splash of my homemade liquid supplement, and a cup of dry cat food. I fill the bowl with three cups of water and mix thoroughly, creating a nutritious, meaty gruel, which will easily feed up to fourteen cats.

Anyone interested in caring for a feral colony can use this inexpensive, nutritious recipe to help their fur children grow into healthy felines. The grains in the gruel add an extra layer of fat to the cat’s body, which boosts its resistance to upper respiratory infections during cold winter months. The garlic strengthens its immune system, builds a natural resistance to fleas, enhances the flavor of the food, and promotes a sleek coat.

* * * * *

Last Thursday, on a night torched with moonglow, Petunia appeared. Just like a cat she crept into the middle of a dream, which dissolved immediately, her large eyes verdant pools of compassion pulling me toward her.

Whether I remain conscious or asleep I often see the spirits of people and animals I have loved, who’ve left the Earth and passed over to Summerland, usually a few hours or days afterwards. My housecats and stray cats always come back to visit me, expressing the happiness they feel, dwelling now on the other side.

Petunia carried the same message, but in her case she also came to grant me a glimpse of the cats frolicking in Summerland, each healthy, some grooming one another or romping through fields flush with butterflies. A visual portrait of cat revelry that will surely remain with me for the rest of my life.

Sometimes I wonder how many of my feral cats shall inhabit Summerland when my spirit arrives. Even if only a few, oh, what a magickal cat party we’ll have!

About the Author

Laura Stamps is an award-winning cat poet and novelist, as well as a Wiccan and feral cat rescuer. The recipient of a Pulitzer Prize nomination and seven Pushcart Award nominations, she is the author of a popular series of Occult Novels for Women found at http://www.kittyfeatherpress.blogspot.com.

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Cool Animal Doctor Images

Posted on | May 19, 2012 | Comments Off

A few nice Animal Doctor images I found:

Pidgeon Doctor
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Dominique and i met him when we spotted a man with doctor’s latex gloves doing something with a bird from a distance. He was removing hair and threads that gather in between and grow into birds toes and feet. The result is that the pidgeons are in great pain and even lose "toes" as the hair strangles circulation.

The Animal Doctor is In

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Clinical Veterinarian Dr. Graham Crawford also attends to the animals’ care at the San Francisco Zoo, along with Chief Veterinarian Dr. Jacqueline Jencek.

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Us Military Vets Never Forgotton

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Some recent Vet auctions on eBay:

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