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Hill's releases small-dog clinical report as breed mix shifts practice case loadMedetomidine premedication halved hypotension rates in a randomized spay-neuter trialChewy Health releases first veterinary do-not-crush medication listZIP code practice density varies five-fold inside single metro areas, Terminal data showsA vet student four weeks from boards says practices are asking the wrong hiring questionAAHA data shows 17% of lab tests go unbilled, and server-based PIMS are part of the reasonMount Pearl animal hospital closes after 39 years citing veterinarian shortageFront-desk checkout averages seven to 10 minutes, in-room checkout takes two to fiveHill's releases small-dog clinical report as breed mix shifts practice case loadMedetomidine premedication halved hypotension rates in a randomized spay-neuter trialChewy Health releases first veterinary do-not-crush medication listZIP code practice density varies five-fold inside single metro areas, Terminal data showsA vet student four weeks from boards says practices are asking the wrong hiring questionAAHA data shows 17% of lab tests go unbilled, and server-based PIMS are part of the reasonMount Pearl animal hospital closes after 39 years citing veterinarian shortageFront-desk checkout averages seven to 10 minutes, in-room checkout takes two to five

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