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We now offer 24/7 Pet Urgent & Critical Care and continue to offer our full range of veterinary services. Since 1994, Animal Health Services Surgical and Diagnostic Center has offered high quality veterinary medicine and customer service for you and the pets in your family. We offer care for dogs, cats, small pets, as well as exotics and birds. Emergencies and walk-in patients are accepted. In March of 2011 we became a 24/7 Pet Urgent & Critical Care Center and continue to offer our full range of veterinary services. Visit us online at www.ahsvet.com to see the full scope of our extensive services offered in these areas: • Preventative medicine • Emergency Care • Urgent Care • Critical Care • Surgery & Diagnostics • Canine Reproduction Services • Nutrition Services • Traditional and laser surgery • Oncology • Orthopedics • CT Scans • Ultrasound • Digital Radiography • Dentistry including root canals and advanced dental procedures. • VOM Veterinary Orthopedic Manipulations • Spa and grooming service • Microchipping • Vaccines • And much, much more! Animal Health Services has 7 full-time veterinarians on staff: Drs. Cliff Faver DVM; William Prevatt, DVM; Brian Ashmore, DVM; Tanya Wyman, DVM; Lisa Lannen, DVM; Johanna DeKing, DVM; Signe Plunkett, DVM-Director of Urgent & Critical Care. Our professional staff also includes more than 40 technicians and support staff, all dedicated to the well-being of every pet we see. Call Animal Health Services today to schedule an …

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This was my final speech on persuading present and future pet owners of the importance of using preventative medicine for heartworms. I feel like I learned a lot during the class and improved drastically on myself and my delivery of speeches. Still not perfect but really enjoyed this class and being able to learn and better enhance my speech delivery and preparation. Hope these videos can help anyone who is working on speeches and also learn some about heartworms.

Nicholas covers some basic defensive movement and preventative medicine for staying out of the dangerous shoulder locks. Nicholas Black wants to teach you how to fight! How to, instructional video segments that teach Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) techniques. They include submissions from Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Russian Sambo, Muay Thai Kickboxing, and american wrestling. For anyone who has watched the UFC, Strike Force, Pride, or any of the other events similar to the Ultimate Fighting Championships. Every basic aspect of fighting is covered from Kicking, punching, trapping, and grappling (wrestling). If you want to learn how to fight, or brush up on technique, these videos and clip segments are for you.

Learn about dangerous drug nutrient interactions. Dr. Meschino lists & briefly explains some of the most dangerous supplement & medication combinations. Visit www.meschinohealth.com to read Dr. Meschino’s detailed article on this topic.

TAM physician Dr. Frank Pettinelli, Jr. explaining the difference between his old primary care practice and his current concierge medicine practice.

Dr. Windy’s approach to pet care: Prevent the preventable, treat the treatable, and manage the manageable. There is a lot more that goes into being healthy than just vaccinations. There are four areas that need to be addressed for good wellness care. History — what kind of lifestyle does your pet have? Home body? Traveller? Indoors, outdoors, dog parks, groomers, camping, etc. Food habits, activities, what do you notice at home about your pet? Physical Exam — what can we asses with our five senses and medical knowledge. This is as important, if not more than, the vaccinations. Discuss internal study of wellness exams. Body condition Dental disease Internal Masses — abdominal palp, rectal, mouths Common does not equal normal Early Detection Screening — fecal test, heartworm, bloodwork, urine, rads, etc. age and breed specific (large breed dogs and hips and atifles, cats kidneys,etc) Organ reserves, hard wired cats and dogs predator/scavenger instincts What we can’t see on a physical or at home It is always cheaper and easier and more successful to find problems early and small. Owner education — why do we need to do these things? Baselines, subclinical problems, What are we looking for ? What do the tests see What do we do about it if we find a problem How do I maximize my pet’s longevity AND comfort/quality of life? Next week’s show: Canine Heart worm Disease Tails from the Road has a board on RVNN’s Pinterest Pinterest.com/RVNN Facebook.com/RVNewsNet Twitter …

Airmen participating in the 2011 Medical Training Exercise in Central and Eastern Europe conducted the Aerospace School of Medicine’s Initial Contingency Response Team training scenarios at the Krivolak army training area here June 10. This was the first time US Air Force medics have conducted this type of training. “This training is actually made up of three teams: the preventative medicine team, the mobile field surgical team and the expeditionary critical care team,” said Maj. Steven Keifer, the USAFSAM ICRT officer. “This training offers individual and combined training for the teams and follows Air Force medical doctrine for deployments.” The ICRT training is designed to test students’ ability to respond to situations they may encounter in a deployed environment. Students are forced to use their critical-thinking skills to resolve issues that may arise, maximizing the desired effect of the training.

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