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WSU Warns Horse Owners About Dangers Behind Painkillers
WSU Warns Horse Owners About Dangers Behind Painkillers
WSU Warns Horse Owners About Dangers Behind Painkillers
According to a Recent Survey, many horse owners purchase painkilling and potentially dangerous drugs without first having a veterinarian examine their horse. That survey found that roughly 27% bought painkillers from noncompliant sources, that would fall outside the veterinarian-clients-patient relationship, while 20% acquired the drugs from a feed store, nearly 13% had purchased them on-line and
Veterinarians Heading to Capitol Hill
Veterinarians Heading to Capitol Hill
Veterinarians Heading to Capitol Hill
On Wednesday, 200 veterinarians will head to Capitol Hill to meet with senators and representatives to talk about legislation that will increase access to veterinary services in rural areas. They also want to talk about legislation to help in reducing the spread of diseases that pose a threat to animal and public health ...
Itle Named Washington State Veterinarian
Itle Named Washington State Veterinarian
Itle Named Washington State Veterinarian
The Washington State Department of Agriculture didn’t need to search far for their new state veterinarian. WSDA announced Wednesday that interim state veterinarian Dr. Amber Itle has been selected to serve as the new state veterinarian. Itl ...
WSDA Looks To Address Veterinary Shortages
WSDA Looks To Address Veterinary Shortages
WSDA Looks To Address Veterinary Shortages
It’s a growing problem across rural America; finding veterinarians, especially large animal veterinarians. Statistics show as many vets retire, or relocate, livestock owners are finding it more difficult to find needed care. Why is rural America struggling with this shortage? I ...
Cooper: IP 13 Could Have Detrimental Impact On Oregon Animal Ag
Cooper: IP 13 Could Have Detrimental Impact On Oregon Animal Ag
Cooper: IP 13 Could Have Detrimental Impact On Oregon Animal Ag
The Ag, as well as the non-Ag communities in Oregon are being warned of a push to get an initiative on the ballot that could dramatically impact farming across the state. IP-13 would make it a crime to fish and hunt, but it would also remove a lot of the exemptions the Ag community currently enjoys ...
Leibsle: More Needs To Be Done To Encourage Young People To Become Production Veterinarians
Leibsle: More Needs To Be Done To Encourage Young People To Become Production Veterinarians
Leibsle: More Needs To Be Done To Encourage Young People To Become Production Veterinarians
It’s a problem that grows larger with time as more and more production animal veterinarians retire, and there is not a new generation to replace them. In many portions of the Pacific Northwest, it can be difficult for farmers to get skilled vets willing to travel to their property to offer needed care. ...
ODA Reports Jump In West Nile Virus Cases In Horses
ODA Reports Jump In West Nile Virus Cases In Horses
ODA Reports Jump In West Nile Virus Cases In Horses
The Oregon Department of Agriculture said over the past two weeks, they have received six confirmed reports of West Nile Virus in horses, with another suspected case under investigation. The cases are spread out across the state, in Umatilla, Malheur, and Klamath counties ...
Kind Introduces Legislation Aid At Addressing Shortage In Veterinarians
Kind Introduces Legislation Aid At Addressing Shortage In Veterinarians
Kind Introduces Legislation Aid At Addressing Shortage In Veterinarians
Legislation recently introduced by Representative Ron Kind looks to help address veterinarian shortages nationwide. He said the bipartisan Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program Enhancement Act would lift the overly burdensome taxes on programs that encourage veterinarians to practice in rural communities ...

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