Ethical Issues for Racetrack Practitioners (AAEP 2012)
Erica Larson
January 7, 2013
Many difficult decisions racetrack practitioners encounter are out of their control, one veterinarian says.
Many difficult decisions racetrack practitioners encounter are out of their control, one veterinarian says.
One vet found success in treating the condition using tiludronate, ESWT, and a modified exercise program.
Attendees discussed anovulatory follicles, ovulation induction agents, oviductal dysfunction, and more.
Attendees discussed a variety of topics surrounding current a future equine vaccinations.
While PHF has a serious clinical impact on affected horses, some parameters are associated with survival.
One vet says the best way to ensure equine welfare is “through a synergism of law, morals, and ethics.”
Safety in the workplace is as important in veterinary medicine as anywhere else.
A double dose of the drug proved no more effective than a single dose and presented a higher toxicity risk.
Communication is always critical when practicing veterinary medicine, but can be challenging in emergencies.
Dieken said If veterinarians can effectively influence their communications they’ll have clients for life.
Attendees discussed several topics including the history of EP, regulatory issues, and practical topics.
The convention drew 5,730 veterinarians, students, guests, and exhibitors to California.
German jumping team vet Jan-Heim Swagemakers, DVM, discusses why he makes the trip to the AAEP Convention each year.
Dr. Lisa Fortier recaps studies on upper respiratory tract health, colic, lameness, and racehorse health.
Dr. Sue Emerson shares what veterinarians discussed and learned about during the prepurchase exam table topic at the 2012 AAEP Convention in Anaheim, Calif.
Washington State University’s Dr. Deb Sellon explains the editorial board’s role with The Horse and TheHorse.com at the 2012 AAEP Convention in Anaheim, Calif.
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