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Veterinarians with their own practice

Veterinarians with their own practices provide medical care for companion, farm, and domestic animals and are also responsible for the economic, personnel, and organizational management of their facilities. This sector is currently characterized by increasing demands on documentation, billing, and regulatory compliance, as well as by structural changes in veterinary practice. At the same time, digital practice processes, efficient appointment and patient management, and reliable team organization are gaining in importance. This ensures that the sector remains central to high-quality veterinary care, which requires a combination of professional expertise, operational stability, and the trusting support of pet owners.

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EOB 60K20L
EOB 60K20L

Before administering medications such as vaccines, anesthetics, or painkillers, the animal is weighed precisely to determine the correct dosage. Accurate weight measurement prevents overdosing or underdosing and ensures safe and effective treatment!

OBN 135
OBN 135

For the investigation of a. Skin scrapings are used to carefully remove a few skin cells at the transition between the changed and healthy skin of the animal with a scalpel blade and examine them under the microscope. In this way it can be seen whether the changed area of skin is infested with parasites, bacteria, fungi or yeasts. For this examination, which is used to monitor the health of the animals, the microscope should have a magnification of 1000x.

OBE 131
OBE 131

The modified McMaster method reliably detects parasite stages in a horse's intestine. Endoparasite eggs are counted in the feces under a microscope to determine the degree of infestation. This precise diagnostic method enables targeted deworming, avoiding unnecessary medication, which has a positive impact on the horse's health and the development of parasite resistance.

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