121. Bellwether 48: Vaccination Guidelines For Dogs And Cats University of Pennsylvania School of veterinary medicine newsletter article. http://www.vet.upenn.edu/comm/publications/bellwether/48/vaccination.html

Jump to an article... This Issue's Home Page Message from the Dean Hofmann Professorship Appointments Leadership Dinner Ebola Virus Saratoga Benefit Dr. Mara Honored American Gold Cup Running Again Update on Project: M.A.R.E. NBC Swine Teaching Herd Facilities V.M.D. Notes Open House The Chemosensory World of Pets A Will to Live Animal Crackers An Uncommon Disease in Foxhounds Scholarships Foal Sitting Masthead/Credits Special Gifts to the School Upcoming Events Bellwether 48 - Winter 2001 The Newsmagazine of the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine Vaccination Guidelines for Dogs and Cats Recently there has been much discussion about vaccination schedules for cats and dogs. Vaccinations are important as they protect the animals from infectious diseases. Owners and breeders should discuss vaccination strategies for their animals with their veterinarians, they can recommend the most effective regimen for their animal patients. The purpose of vaccinations is to stimulate humoral and/or cellular immune responses and to generate an appropriate immune memory so that subsequent exposure of the animal to the infectious agent will not result in a disease state. In young animals, the presence of maternally derived, passive immunity may interfere with this process, as may other factors such as poor nutritional status, concurrent disease, and anesthesia. Because maternally derived antibodies may block an immune response to vaccines in very young puppies and kittens, a series of vaccines are given at appropriate intervals which should then result in active immunity against the vaccine antigens and the corresponding naturally found antigens.

122. New Hampshire Board Of Veterinary Medicine The purpose of the Board of veterinary medicine is to promote public health, safetyand welfare by safeguarding the people of New Hampshire against incompetent http://www.state.nh.us/veterinary/

25 Capitol Street PO Box 2042 Concord, NH 03302-2042 Contact Person: Patricia Duncklee, Administrative Secretary Telephone: (603) 271-3706 Fax: (603) 271-1109 E-mail: pduncklee@agr.state.nh.us Purpose The purpose of the Board of Veterinary Medicine is to promote public health, safety and welfare by safeguarding the people of New Hampshire against incompetent, unscrupulous and unauthorized persons and from unprofessional or illegal practices by persons licensed to practice veterinary medicine. The right to practice veterinary medicine is a privilege granted by legislative authority to persons possessing the personal and professional qualifications specified in the New Hampshire Veterinary Practice Act. Administrative Rules New Hampshire Law Privacy Statement Webster - New Hampshire State Government Online New Hampshire Board of Veterinary Medicine www.state.nh.us/veterinary

123. Obihiro University Of Agriculture And Veterinary Medicine It s really cool ..but only if you have Netscape Navigator 2.0 orlater. Obihiro University of Agriculture and veterinary medicine. http://www.obihiro.ac.jp/index_e.html

124. College Of Veterinary Medicine - Auburn University Includes admissions, news, employment, tour, research, departments, and programs. http://www.vetmed.auburn.edu/

Anat. / Phys. / Pharm. Biomedical Communications Canine Research and Detection Clinical Sciences Computer Group Lab Animal Health Pathobiology Raptor Center Scott-Ritchey Research Center Sports Medicine Quick Links... About the College Academic Affairs Administrative Offices Calendar of Events ... Site Map You are here: College of Veterinary Medicine Welcome... to the Home Page of Auburn University's College of Veterinary Medicine. Today, we have more than 360 students enrolled in the professional DVM program and approximately 60 enrolled in other master's and doctoral programs. Our 100-plus faculty members are known internationally for teaching, research and outreach. We are located two miles southwest of Auburn University's main campus, near the intersection of Wire Road / Conway and Shug Jordan Parkway. Call (334) 844-4546 for directions. Or write us at the College of Veterinary Medicine, Auburn University AL 36849. Email Admissions Questions Maps to the College Administrative Offices College Calendar of Events News Gros to present Goodwin Lecture on May 25th more Vet Students raise $1500 for Habitat for Humanity more Baker, Hayes Named 2004 Distinguished Alumni

125. Courses In Dept. Of Veterinary Medicine Courses in Dept. of veterinary medicine. As of 02/27/1997). Dept. of VeterinaryMedicine Veterinary Anatomy; Veterinary Physiology; Veterinary Pathology; http://www.obihiro.ac.jp/vm_e.html

126. VMTH Clinical Services of the clinical oncology service at the University of California Davis School of veterinary medicine. Includes links to information for prospective clients....... http://www.vmth.ucdavis.edu/vmth/services/oncology/oncology.html

Home Clinical Activities and Procedures Personnel Residency Program ... User Feedback Form Clinical Services Oncology Service The Oncology Service is involved in all aspects of the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. We are also dedicated to the teaching of veterinary students and the advancement of cancer therapy through basic science research and clinical trials of new cancer therapies. The Oncology Service includes the medical oncology unit and the radiation oncology unit. Being part of a teaching hospital means that we have access to many specialists in other disciplines and advanced technologies such as computerized treatment planning and state of art imaging. This allows us to provide optimal care for our patients. Some of the services at the VMTH that we work closely with include: clinical pathology, dentistry, dermatology, emergency/critical care, histopathology, internal medicine, neurology, ophthalmology, radiology and surgery.

127. Veterinary Medicine – Doctor Of Vet Med – DVM - Veterinarian School - College College of veterinary medicineveterinary medicine – Doctor of Vet Med – DVM Veterinarian Schoolveterinary medicine new veterinary medicine program http://www.westernu.edu/xp/edu/veterinary/home.xml

About the College Mission, Founding Principles Calendar, Events, Newsletter Curriculum Overview, Phases, Timeline Faculty and Staff Biographies Admissions Requirements, Budgeting, Housing Learning Resources Textbooks, Tools, Libraries Support the College Opportunities, Gifts, Projects Animal Health Care Services Serving the Community Screen Reader Student Clubs Contact Us CVM Calendar ... Make a Gift © 2004 Western University of Health Sciences College of Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Medicine – Doctor of Vet Med – DVM - Veterinarian School veterinary medicine new veterinary medicine program medicine degree veterinarian school dvm veterinarian medicine holistic veterinarian career college of veterinary medicine become a veterinarian becoming veterinarian canine veterinary medicine california dvm holistic equine veterinary medicine dog university veterinary career in veterinary medicine alternative medeicine veterinary western medicine research veterinary doctor medicine program veterinary center medicine cat natural veterinary medicine

128. Master Compounding Pharmacy Compounding facility provides discontinued medications, veterinary medicine, and therapeutic alternatives, specializing in treatments for pets, livestock, wildlife, and zoo animals. Richmond Hill, New York. http://www.masterpharm.com

129. Veterinary Index veterinary medicine includes surgery, obstetrics, dentistry, and allother branches or specialties of animal medicine. As of January http://www.dora.state.co.us/veterinarians/

Susan Warren Program Director Public protection through effective licensure and enforcement. We encourage you to use this site to research all your routine questions prior to calling the State Board. We think you'll find the site very informative and useful. Your suggestions and ideas for further development of this site to make it more useful for you are encouraged. Veterinary medicine includes surgery, obstetrics, dentistry, and all other branches or specialties of animal medicine. As of January 2002, the State of Colorado has 3,369 active licensed Doctors of Veterinary Medicine. Licensing Information Application for and information about the North American Veterinary Licensing Examination (NAVLE) Information on licensure by endorsement Automated License Verification ALIS - Use the Automated Licensure Information System via Telephone ALISON - Search the Automated Licensure Information System Online RODD - View Registrations Online Disciplinary Documents Privacy Statement ... E-Mail Information Technology Section Revised May 25, 2004

130. Canine Epilepsy Network Resource for all those concerned with canine epilepsy. Site sponsored by the University of Missouri College of veterinary medicine. http://www.canine-epilepsy.net

131. WEAC Home Page VirginiaMaryland Regional College of veterinary medicine (Virginia Tech) chapter. http://fbox.vt.edu:10021/org/weac/weac.html

W ildlife and E xotic A nimal C lub Where the wild things are ... Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine WEAC Officers Upcoming Events ... WEAC Links Please send questions or comments to Regina R. Allen , Webmaster.

132. °æºÏ´ëÇб³ ȨÆäÀÌÁö Faculteit Diergeneeskunde Universiteit gentFaculteit Diergeneeskunde. Universiteit Gent. Faculty of veterinary medicine.Ghent University. Salisburylaan 133, B-9820 Merelbeke, Belgium. http://www.kyungpook.ac.kr/intro/18/veterink.htm

133. DrBergeron.Net - Veterinary And Animal Health Web Sites Dr. Bergeron has focused on Complementary and Alternative veterinary medicine since 1997, and designs and hosts veterinary and animal health web sites. http://drbergeron.net/

Welcome to DrBergeron.Net This is the Web site of Jan A Bergeron, VMD. I design and host Web sites for veterinarians, especially those using complementary and alternative therapies in their practice. I will also design and host Web sites for other animal-health-related businesses, including those involved in humane and holistic livestock production. Please click on any of the links above to find out more about me and what I do. I also offer editing, writing, and desktop publishing services, including newsletters, brochures, client handouts, monographs, and books. If you need assistance in these areas, please feel free to contact me.

134. Purdue Comparative Oncology Program Website for the Oncology service at Purdue College of veterinary medicine http://www.vet.purdue.edu/vcs/Pcop/index.html

Welcome to Purdue's Oncology HomePage Purdue Comparative Oncology Program (PCOP) HERBICIDE EXPOSURE AND URINARY BLADDER CANCER Investigators at the Purdue University School of Veterinary Medicine have recently conducted a case control study in Scottish Terriers to determine risk factors for the development of urinary bladder cancer (transitional cell carcinoma, TCC). Results of this case control study were recently published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (April 15, 2004; volume 224; pages1290-1297). Scottish Terriers have previously been found to be at higher risk of TCC than other breeds of dogs. The study was performed to determine if exposure to lawn chemicals further increases the risk of TCC in this breed of dogs. Environmental exposure histories were compared between 83 Scottish Terrier dogs with TCC (cases) and 83 Scottish Terrier dogs of approximately the same age with other health-related conditions (controls). A significantly increased risk of TCC was found for dogs exposed to lawns or gardens treated with herbicides and insecticides or herbicides alone, but not with insecticides alone, compared with dogs exposed to untreated lawns or gardens. These findings suggest that Scottish Terrier dogs, as well as other dogs of high-risk breeds for TCC, be restricted from lawns treated with herbicides until additional risk studies are conducted. With the publication of our findings, the large number of requests for information related to this study has exceeded our capacity to respond on an individual basis. Further information can be obtained from:

135. Koret School Of Veterinary Medicine - Homepage The Koret School of veterinary medicine, Israel’s only veterinaryschool, opened in November 1985 with twenty students. The school http://ksvm.agri.huji.ac.il/

The Faculty of Agricultural, food and environmental studies The Koret School of Veterinary Medicine , Israel’s only veterinary school, opened in November 1985 with twenty students. The school is part of the Faculty of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Quality Sciences of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The first director and founder of the school was Prof. Kalman Perk . Since the opening, it has become a viable and dynamic school, with a 160-strong student body, offering a four year Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program. The Koret School is located both on the campus of the Faculty of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Quality Sciences in Rehovot and at the Veterinary Medical University Hospital in Bet Degan. NEW A bstracts from seminars at koret Our Mission The goals of the Koret School of Veterinary Medicine are to train high quality veterinary students, with special emphasis on the specific needs of the country, so that they will be able to meet the present and future demands for their professional services. The Koret School also offers post-graduate and continuing education programs for local veterinarians and new immigrant veterinarians as well as being responsible for organizing the licensing examination of the Ministry of Agriculture for veterinarians. In addition, research in basic sciences and clinical veterinary medicine is conducted. The Koret School has a special responsibility to provide practical, ethical and educational support

136. Cornell Feline Health Center--Toxoplasmosis In Cats Fact sheet about the condition from Cornell veterinary medicine. http://web.vet.cornell.edu/Public/FHC/toxo.html

Home Site Map Owner Resources Practitioner's Page ... How You Can Help Toxoplasmosis in Cats T oxoplasmosis, a disease of cats and other mammalian species, is caused by a parasitic protozoan, Toxoplasma gondii The Life Cycle of Toxoplasma During the intraintestinal infection cycle in the cat, some Toxoplasma organisms released from the ingested cysts penetrate more deeply into the wall of the intestine and multiply as tachyzoite forms. Very soon these forms spread out from the intestine to other body sites, starting the extraintestinal infection cycle. Eventually the cat's immune system restrains this stage of the organism, which then enters a dormant or "resting" stage by forming cysts in muscles and brain. Most cysts probably remain dormant for the life of the host. The extraintestinal infection cycle occurs not only in cats but also in the intermediate hosts (including humans). Top of Page Signs toxoplasmosis Diagnosis The presence of significant antibody levels in a healthy cat suggests that the cat has been previously infected and now is most likely immune and not excreting oocysts. The absence of antibody in a healthy cat suggests that the cat is susceptible to infection and thus would shed oocysts for one to two weeks following exposure. Treatment and Prevention No vaccine is as yet available to prevent either Toxoplasma infection or toxoplasmosis in cats, humans, or other species. Research in this area is in progress.

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138. FAPC Home Page VirginiaMaryland Regional College of veterinary medicine (Virginia Tech) livestock organization. http://fbox.vt.edu:10021/org/fapc/FAPC.html

Welcome to the Official Home Page of The Food Animal Practitioners Club Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine Virginia Tech Click on the cow to hear it moo! Welcome to the Food Animal Practitioners Club at the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine. Please take a minute to browse our site and tell us what you think. About FAPC 2003 Officers Upcoming Events Weekly Rounds ... FAPC Links people have visited this web page since its creation on February 7, 1998. Webmaster: Tom Cecere , Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine, Class of 2005 Last modified: November 28, 2003 This page was created by Regina R. Allen, class of 2001, on February 7, 1998 for VMRCVM FAPC.

139. Virginia Board Of Veterinary Medicine - Home Click here to acquire available forms from the Virginia Board of VeterinaryMedicine. Jerry A. Hinn, DVM President. Board of veterinary medicine. http://www.dhp.state.va.us/vet/default.htm

6603 West Broad St., 5th Fl. Richmond, VA 23230-1712 Phone: (804) 662-9915 TDD: (804)-662-7197 Fax: (804) 662-7098 Complaints: (800) 533-1560 License Lookup Download License Lists Board Home Board Members ... Directions to the Board Keep in the know about important laws and regulations: Laws and Regulations Governing Veterinary Medicine Forms Forms are provided online for your convenience. Click here to acquire available forms from the Virginia Board of Veterinary Medicine. Laws Governing All Health Professions Useful Links For information on the North American Veterinary Licensing Examination (NAVLE) from the National Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners: http://www.nbvme.org/ For information on the Veterinary Technician National Examination (VTNE), national examination score transfers, continuing education approval, and more from the American Association of Veterinary State Boards: http://www.aavsb.org/

140. Whole Pet Vet Holistic Veterinary Medicine, Donna Kelleher, DVM A guide to holistically treating pets, to educate and inform pet owners about the world of holistic veterinary medicine. http://wholepetvet.com

Holistic Veterinary Medicine A Guide to Treating your Pets with Holistic Veterinary Medicine Donna Kelleher D.V.M. uses acupuncture gold bead implants chiropractic , herbs, homeopathy , and diet and nutrition to treat pets in Seattle. Holistic Veterinary Medicine Donna Kelleher , D.V.M., The Last Chance DogChance Dog , Whole Pet Vet, gold bead implant gold bead implants gold bead therapy holistic veterinary medicine , natural pets, natural animal care, herbs for pets, acupuncture for pets, chiropractic for pets, natural pet care, animal care, holistic veterinarian , wholepetvet, pet acupuncture , pet chiropractic Donna Kelleher , D.V.M., The Last Chance Dog Chance Dog, Whole Pet Vet, gold bead therapy holistic veterinary medicine , natural pets, natural animal care, herbs for pets, acupuncture for pets, chiropractic for pets, natural pet care, animal care, holistic veterinarian , wholepetvet, pet acupuncture , pet chiropractic Donna Kelleher , D.V.M., The Last Chance DogChance Dog , Whole Pet Vet, gold bead therapy holistic veterinary medicine, natural pets, natural animal care

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