
Colic just means “abdominal pain.” Click here to see the stretching posture of a colicky horse.

It can involve the stomach, the small intestine (SI), the large colon (LC), or the small colon.
Colic just means “abdominal pain.” Click here to see the stretching posture of a colicky horse.
It can involve the stomach, the small intestine (SI), the large colon (LC), or the small colon.
Smartphones can be a major distraction, but 84% of people worldwide claim they cannot go a single day without a mobile electronic smart device.
Fast learning with flash cards and cramming often results in fast forgetting.
“When you hear paws in the exam room, think dog – not Tasmanian tiger-dog!”- Laura Cousins, DVM, MS, DACVIM.
This will not only prepare you for NAVLE® success, but get you ready for your first day of practice.
If horses aren’t your cup of tea, this 4-part series on the top 20 equine conditions to know for NAVLE® is just for you.
Remember, when you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras (unless you’re in Botswana!).
Bovine questions make up 13% of the NAVLE® so it’s well worth spending some quality time learning the major diseases.
This 4-part series on the top 20 bovine conditions will set you up for NAVLE® success.
This list of the top 20 feline conditions is the purrfect preparation for NAVLE® success!
Take a bite out of the first 5 of the top 10 reptile diseases!
Over 5 million turtles, snakes, lizards, & other reptiles were pets in the U.S. in 2011.
Feeling chicken about Boards?
Only 6 poultry Qs on NAVLE® count! (2%)
You need more than shear luck to pass the boards.
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