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The average veterinary college offers students less than 4 hours of euthanasia training before graduation. As 2022, the Virginia-Maryland (VA-MD) College of Vet Med, part of Virginia Polytech University in…
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“My beloved dog has died. I wonder if I can do some good and donate his body for teaching.” This is what many pet owners ponder but aren’t sure how…
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Ask anyone who has experienced a difficult euthanasia (dysthanasia) with a beloved pet and they will tell you they never want to go through that again. For many, the emotions…
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In early 2021, the Companion Animal Euthanasia Training Academy (CAETA) brought a short trivia presentation to a few veterinary conferences around the United States. It proved quite popular with veterinary…
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Thanks to a recent pet owner survey, we can now say with certainty that a quality companion animal euthanasia is more than just the medical procedure itself. Owners want (and…
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Recently, it was brought to my attention the number of owner-requested euthanasias in animal shelters may be increasing. This is when humane euthanasia is provided for pets owned by members…
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The Companion Animal Euthanasia Training Academy (CAETA) was pleased to recently learn that the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) is going to host their 3rd symposium focused on the humane…
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During a podcast with Clinician’s Brief this week, I was asked if I had the power of time travel, would I go forward 100 years to see what veterinarians were…
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Written by Thomas Landes In today’s blog we are taking a slightly different approach with an opportunity to highlight a poem written by a third-year veterinary student after learning with…
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In support of part one, highlighting the importance of preplanning and good communication with members of the deaf community, this blog features information on how to choose the right drugs…
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