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Veterinary Travel Calendar
Jun. 2017 in Washington, USA - ACVIM
Jun. 2017 in South Wharf, Australia - AVA
Jun. 2017 in Vienna, Austria - EVSSAR
Jul. 2017 in Edinburgh, UK - ECVS
Jul. 2017 in Copenhagen, Denmark - WEAS
Aug. 2017 in Fort Collins, CO, USA - Therio
Aug. 2017 in Queensland, Australia - FASAVA
Sep. 2017 in Liverpool, UK - BEVA
Oct. 2017 in Bilbao, Spain - EBF
On-Line Courses
Runs continuously - Exotic Medicine: Diseases and Disorders of Companion Animal Exotics – Exotic Medicine: Diseases and Disorders of Companion Animal Exotics is an 8-week, advanced level course, which will help team members increase their knowledge of the diseases and ... More info. View the on-line courses catalogue.
Image of the Week
One day old chicks are provided artificial turf in their brooders. Feed is scattered on the turf, allowing them to display natural foraging behaviors. From: Environmental Enrichment for Laboratory Animals by Stewart K.L. and Bayne K. In: Reuter J.D. and Suckow M.A. (Eds.), Laboratory Animal Medicine and Management.
Topic of the Week
Canine and Feline Cardiology: Every week, IVIS brings together reviews, in-depth and how-to papers available in the IVIS Books and Proceedings Library.
Today's PubMed Search
Ruminants. In: Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica. PubMed is a service of the U.S. National Library of Medicine. To check an alternative animal group or journal for recent publications, use our Quick-Links to PubMed Abstracts.
Top Hits of Last Month
Bovine Embryo Transfer. R.J. Mapletoft and G.A. Bó. In: IVIS Reviews in Veterinary Medicine, I.V.I.S. (Ed.).
Skeletal Anatomy. J. Wyneken. In: Anatomy of Sea Turtles, J. Wyneken (Ed.).
Infections . J.E. Madigan. In: The Manual of Equine Neonatal Medicine, J.E. Madigan (Ed.).
Recent Additions
Society for Theriogenology 2016 Annual Conference - Asheville, NC, USA.
Blood Gases by J.E. Madigan
Recent Proceedings on IVIS
Study Day of the Belgian Equine Practitioners Society - BEPS - Leuven, Belgium. View Table of Contents
24th International Pig Veterinary Society Congress - IPVS 2016 - Dublin, Ireland. View Table of Contents
Southern European Veterinary Conference & Congreso Nacional AVEPA 2016 - Granada, Spain. View Table of Contents.
Congrès de l'Association Vétérinaire Équine Française - AVEF, 2016 - Reims, France. View Table of Contents.
Meet the Author
W.M. Bayly, BVSc MS Dipl ACVIM, Pullman, WA, USA Pulmonary function in the exercising horse by T. Art, W.M. Bayly, P. Lekeux. Other publications by W.M. Bayly .
The IVIS TOP 40
The current IVIS TOP 40 includes this article: Understanding Barking in Dogs: Cause and Creative and Humane Treatment by K.L. Overall. In: WSAVA (Ed.). WSAVA·FASAVA World Congress, 2011.
View the TOP 40 list.
Animal Disease Factsheet of the Day
Cryptosporidiosis. Today’s Center for Food Safety and Public Health's Factsheet covers the etiology, symptoms, treatment, and prevention of Cryptosporidiosis. Visit our Factsheet Index to access related images or other Factsheets. For "Fast Facts", clients handouts, more, visit the CFSPH.
USP Veterinary Drug Monograph of the Week
Carprofen. From the USP Veterinary Pharmaceutical Information Monographs.
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