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aspca.org - The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
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avma.org - American Veterinary Medical Association
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veccs.org - Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society
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www.ahvma.org - American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association
"The American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association explores and supports alternative and complementary approaches to veterinary healthcare, and is dedicated to integrating all aspects of animal wellness in a socially and environmentally responsible manner "
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www.VBMA.org - Veterinary Botanical Medical Association
"An organized international group of veterinary medical doctors with a special interest in the use of medicinal herbs, their safety and efficacy for various patients, and the education of caretakers and society. Both Eastern and Western herbal medicine and science are discussed."
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www.tcvm.com - The Chi Institute of Chinese Medicine and Dr. Xie's Jing Tang Herbal Pharmacy in Redding, Florida
Educational resources and advanced post-doctoral classes in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine for the veterinarian, as well as for veterinary paraprofessionals. Full line pharmacy of prescription Chinese herbs for therapeutic use by licensed, practicing integrative veterinarians.
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www.vet.upenn.edu - The School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania Where VMD's are born. (G)
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www.vin.com - Veterinary Information Network |
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The Veterinary Information Network is an online service for veterinarians and people from the veterinary medical industry. VIN was established in 1991 by Dr. Paul Pion and Dr. Duncan Ferguson. It began simply, as a set of message boards for veterinarians from around the country to discuss cases and issues that they faced in practice. |
The service soon grew in popularity, and the current version looks very different from those original chat boards. There are now over 19,000 veterinarians and over 33,000 total members from around the world who subscribe to VIN, and can access a database of information that may arguably be the single largest and most complete veterinary database in the world.
Due to the increasing popularity of online communications and high-speed internet access, it is now possible for us to consult with colleagues from around the world about our patients. We can even digitize photos of patients, skin lesions, or x-rays, and get feedback from experts in a variety of fields, sometimes within hours.
We are very proud to have access to this resource, and to be able to offer this level of technology and patient care to the pets in our practice. We think of it as having the largest group practice in the world! |
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