How to find a veterinary specialist in your area?
According to the American Board of Veterinary Specialists, the most common way for a client to connect with a specialist is via a referral from their general practitioner, who will often have a pre-existing network of specialists they work with. If a client begins research on their own however,…
What kind of pet food does Dr Marty sell?
Some critics of Dr. Marty argue that the creation of his pet food brand is to take advantage of his fame and popularity in order to make money. Dr. Marty Pets dog food product range is tiny and consists of a freeze-dried product, a dog treat, and two dog supplements. The freeze-dried product is also raw and has not been cooked in any way.
What kind of surgeon do I need for my Maltese?
Unfortunately, urology is not an official boarded specialty of the AVMA, but a board-certified soft tissue surgeon that has experience with the procedure as well as other procedures in that area involving the kidney, ureters, adrenals, etc. would be good. My 11 yr. old Maltese suffers from a collapsing trachea.
When to refer a patient to a veterinary specialist?
As in human medicine, a general practitioner who suspects a patient may be suffering from something more than the run-of-the-mill illness or chronic condition may call in a veterinary specialist to help.
According to the American Board of Veterinary Specialists, the most common way for a client to connect with a specialist is via a referral from their general practitioner, who will often have a pre-existing network of specialists they work with. If a client begins research on their own however,…
Some critics of Dr. Marty argue that the creation of his pet food brand is to take advantage of his fame and popularity in order to make money. Dr. Marty Pets dog food product range is tiny and consists of a freeze-dried product, a dog treat, and two dog supplements. The freeze-dried product is also raw and has not been cooked in any way.
Unfortunately, urology is not an official boarded specialty of the AVMA, but a board-certified soft tissue surgeon that has experience with the procedure as well as other procedures in that area involving the kidney, ureters, adrenals, etc. would be good. My 11 yr. old Maltese suffers from a collapsing trachea.
As in human medicine, a general practitioner who suspects a patient may be suffering from something more than the run-of-the-mill illness or chronic condition may call in a veterinary specialist to help.
