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Effects of Neutering

Learning Objectives Introduction Desexing is any procedure that reduces a dog’s fertility, typically by removing the testes or ovaries surgically—also known as gonadectomy. Surgical neutering…

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Dental Care and Considerations

Learning Objectives Teeth Dental formula – the number and types of teeth that should be found in a normal mouth is unique to every species.…

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A Better Intro to Dog Nutrition

Learning Objectives Mainly considered to be carnivores, dogs have adapted and evolved to become omnivores. Dogs, wild and domesticated, have become familiar with diets that…

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A Better Understanding of Vaccination

Module 6: Vaccination Learning Objectives What are Bacteria & Viruses? Bacteria Bacteria are prokaryotes—single-celled organisms that lack a nucleus. They may be motile or non-motile,…

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Introduction to External Parasites

Learning Objectives A parasite is any species or organism that benefits from a host by obtaining nourishment while living inside or outside a host’s body.…

Internal Parasites

Learning Objectives Please consult a veterinarian before using any medications for the treatment or prevention of parasites. Unit 1: Intestinal Worms Roundworm (Toxocara canis) The…

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