Today's Veterinary Practice

MAY-JUN 2017

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10 TODAY'S VETERINARY NEWS TODAY'S VETERINARY NEWS LOOKING FOR LEADERS Do you know a veterinary technician or veterinary nurse with a talent for leadership who would like to attend the 2018 VMX (formerly the NAVC Conference) on a leadership scholarship? Here's their chance! Last year, the NAVC said a final farewell to Dr. Earl H. Rippie, Jr, former past president and secretary–treasurer, and a champion of veterinary technicians. He believed that veterinary technicians bring unparalleled value to the health and well- being of animals. The new Dr. Earl H. Rippie Veterinary Technician Leadership Scholarship honors Dr. Rippie's memory and his appreciation for veterinary technicians. ■ For more information visit navc.com/scholarships . The deadline is July 1, 2017. NEW BLOOD GLUCOSE MONITORING SYSTEM The iPet PRO blood glucose monitoring system is specifically designed to measure blood glucose in dogs, cats, and horses. The meter analyzes both venous and capillary blood samples, making it an effective tool for clinic or home use. The advanced technology detects and corrects sources of error for improved accuracy, exceeding the minimum acceptable criteria specified in ISO 15197:2013. The iPet PRO's advanced system offers the latest technology in pet glucose monitoring to help improve the lives of pets living with diabetes. ■ Learn more at ulticare.com/ pet-blood-glucose-monitoring . The maker of HEARTGARD Plus is continuing its Tech Champions program in 2017 with events and education sessions for veterinary technicians focused on flea and tick control, dental health, heartworm disease prevention, and intestinal parasite treatment. Now in its third year, the Tech Champions program was formed by the maker of HEARTGARD Plus and the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America (NAVTA) to demonstrate commitment to and appreciation for veterinary technicians. Tech Champions are a coalition of selected veterinary technicians who serve as a rotating council of advocates for preventive health for pets, traveling to conferences and Tech Fest events around the country to reach as many veterinarians, technicians, and related professionals as possible. ■ Discover more at heartgardclinic.com/education . Check out the Tech Champions! Janet McConnell (left) and Rebecca Rose (right), two Tech Champions, behind the scenes.

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