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Veterinary telemedicine specialists add new equine referral service
An online veterinary service based in Britain has added equine internal medicine virtual referrals to its platform, which is designed to support horse vets amid
Artificial intelligence & veterinary medicine
More than a century ago, the automobile ushered in a new age that fundamentally remade the practice of veterinary medicine. Will artificial intelligence do the
Après les croquettes, Mars mise sur les cliniques vétérinaires en Europe
Le géant de la confiserie et de l’alimentation animale américain étoffe, à vive allure, le réseau européen de cliniques vétérinaires Anicura qu’il a acquis en
Veterinary Virtual Care : Viva VVCA!
Who benefits from virtual care? Clients: Telemedicine gives patients the opportunity to receive care without a trip to the veterinarian’s office. They don’t have to
How Telemedicine Is Going To The Dogs (and Cats)
Pet care, no surprise, is big business. In the U.S. alone, pet owners spent $29 billion on veterinary care and product sales, as estimated by
The future of veterinary practice
WRITTEN BY AARON MASSECAR, MA, PH.D. AND ADAM LITTLE, DVM IN JUNE 2020 Forced to pivot because of COVID-19, the profession learned more lessons about
New special report looks at animal care growth drivers 2020-2030
In a new report from Animal Pharm and Stonehaven Consulting – Growth Drivers 2020-2030 – industry expert Joseph Burkett outlines the evolution of the traditional
Veterinary Telemedicine: Once a novelty, now a necessity
Conventional wisdom prior to the COVID-19 pandemic was that the number of veterinarians incorporating telemedicine into their practices would gradually increase over the next decade.
Jacques Guérin , conseil de l’ordre des vétérinaires: « La télémédecine va permettre de bonifier le suivi de l’animal en élevage »
Depuis un décret paru le 6 mai, les vétérinaires sont autorisés à expérimenter la télémédecine pour 18 mois (lire DV n° 1528). En charge du