Super excited for two of our club members to be the researchers and article authors! We are proud of you both, the rest of the TAMU clinical team and study partners.
Gig ‘em Kate and Lea!
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BTHO Flukes!!!!! Gig Em Aggie Vets.
We sent in LOTS of poo!
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VTAC—the Veterinary Technician Annual Conference allows veterinary technicians and assistants to learn new and innovative skills to benefit their0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Just a reminder, Bryan - College Station opens for wo
amateurs/workers tonight and full open tomorrow!!!
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Just a reminder our local all breed AKC annual show is coming up! ... See MoreSee Less
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Join CHF for a Canine Health Discovery Webinar on congestive heart failure!
Congestive Heart Failure in Dogs: Hope for the Future through Research and Innovation
Speaker: Darcy B Adin, DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology)
Date/Time: Tuesday, February 18, 2025 at 7:00 pm ET
Heart disease is common in dogs, and a substantial proportion of affected dogs suffer from congestive heart failure as their disease progresses. Veterinary medicine has seen significant advances in the understanding of and treatment of congestive heart failure in the past few years and the future is bright as we look to novel ways to improve both the quantity and quality of life for dogs living with heart disease. This lecture will review disease processes that contribute to congestive heart failure and its progression, current medications used to treat heart failure, and novel treatment approaches (medical and non-medical) to address this important syndrome in dogs.
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