Veterinary Equipment Selection and Use Guide

You help get clear images when you use the right positioning in veterinary dental radiography. This keeps patients safe and helps get correct results. Read More

You help animals get better faster with veterinary oxygen cages. These cages give animals the oxygen they need for healthy hearts and lungs. Animals with trouble breathing or heart problems often feel better with steady oxygen. Read More

When you want to find the best way to achieve intraoperative hemostasis during surgery, new studies show that advanced bipolar vessel sealing works very well. In a study with 314 vessel cuts, this method stopped bleeding to a grade three or less in 96.2% of cases. Read More

You might find it hard to see and stop common artifacts in small-animal thoracic radiographs. These artifacts can lower image quality and make your diagnosis less correct. Read More

When you look at blood gas results in animals, you learn about their acid-base balance. These numbers help you make fast choices in emergencies. Many animals get metabolic acidosis, and this happens a lot in dogs. Read More

Imagine you get a blood test result for your pet and see a number for white blood cell count. You may wonder what it means for your animal's health. White blood cell count tells you how well your pet's immune system works. It helps you spot signs of infection, inflammation, or disease early. Read More