4 Ways to Create Elbow Room with Space-Saving Anesthesia Equipment
With needing to accommodate a table, a patient, the care team, the instrument tray and equipment, even the largest surgical and dental suites can fill up fast in a veterinary practice. Wouldn't a little elbow room be nice? We gathered four strategies for decreasing the space anesthesia equipment takes.
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8 things you probably didn't know about veterinary anesthesiology
Jacob A. Johnson, DVM, DACVAA is an associate professor of anesthesia and pain management at Alabama’s Auburn University, and has also logged 21 years of active and reserve service with the Army Veterinary Corps, where one of his roles is serving as a clinical consultant for anesthesia and pain management. Chatting with Dr. Johnson helped us unearth the 8 unique aspects of veterinary anesthesiology you may not be aware of!
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Hear from Our Experts: Tips on Checking Your Anesthesia Equipment
Today, three of our queen anesthesia bees, all of whom are Certified Veterinary Technicians, share detailed guides on how to perform common procedures for checking and troubleshooting your anesthesia equipment.
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Not Too Early: Year-End Tax Considerations for Vet Practices
Tax professional Regina Rennhack shares key tax planning principles for veterinary practices, including why making equipment purchases to generate depreciation-related tax benefits may be worth exploring, and the ways this decision can impact your business’s financial health.
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