Veterinary dentistry is one of the most rewarding and challenging areas of veterinary medicine. As technicians, we’re often the ones responsible for the heavy lifting: ...

If you’ve ever monitored anesthesia for a dental procedure, you know it’s no small task. From premed to recovery, veterinary technicians are the front line ...

When most veterinary technicians think about continuing education (CE), they think about one thing: meeting the required hours for license renewal. And while that’s important, ...

Between juggling appointments, anesthesia monitoring, charting, cleaning kennels, and running patient discharges, most veterinary technicians barely have time for a bathroom break—let alone taking time ...

Veterinary technicians wear many hats—anesthetist, dental hygienist, surgical assistant, radiology tech, client educator, and more. Yet despite how essential their roles are, many technicians feel ...

If you’ve ever charted the wrong tooth and sent your vet on a wild goose chase for a problem that didn’t exist, or told you ...

Drug calculations can be scary for a veterinary technician, but it doesn’t have to be. Whether you’re building a CRI, calculating max nerve block doses, ...