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Lowell Road Veterinary Center is a busy, growing, small animal practice with excellent clientele. Our dedicated team's goal is to provide our clientele with the best medical care and customer service that mainstream veterinary medicine has to offer. We have skilled veterinarians and surgeons, laser therapy, digital radiology, ultrasonography, Idexx in house lab and a friendly, family-oriented style of practice with excellent support staff. We have FUN and ENJOY our work.
Veterinary Referral & Emergency Center is a 24/7/365 veterinary referral and emergency facility that is proud to offer a host of distinctive and comprehensive veterinary services to northeastern Pennsylvania and the surrounding areas. Our hospital is the only one of its kind in Lackawanna county and one of the most inclusive veterinary facilities in the region. We have dedicated Emergency, Critical Care, Internal Medicine, Surgery, and Cardiology departments and are looking to expand our offerings in the near future.
Daily small animal appointments and surgical procedures.
Darke County Veterianary Service is a primarly Equine and Small Animal practice started by Chris W. Gilbert DVM in 1982. We typically begin the day with small animal surgery (spay, neuter, tumor removal, dental cleanings, ACL repairs, ect) then do equine calls or appointments throughout the morning and early afternoon. We then have small animal appointment hours in the afternoon. Many of our equine patients are standardbred race horses therefore we preform a lot of joint injections. We use digital xray, video scope, ultrasound, shockwave therapy, klaser therapy, and in house blood machines for both our equine and small animal patients.
Student participates in field station activities (necropsies, lab investigations). As time allows, student is encouraged to take on small individual project to learn research techniques.
Animal Care Center of Tiffin is a two doctor practice, Dr. Mark Hagen (OSU '89) and Dr. Katie Daniel (OSU '14). We practice primarily small animal medicine and surgery but also offer limited large animal services with Dr. Daniel. We have four registered technicians, two veterinary assistants, and two receptionists. Dr. Daniel also performs surgeries and medical oversight for the local humane society once weekly at their shelter's location.
Students rotating through AVETS will have the opportunity to rotate through our Emergency and Critical care department, Internal Medicine service, and Surgery department. Student responsibilities will vary by service, but may include active participation with patient care and client communication, performing emergency treatments and procedures, and participating in rounds.
We are a predominately small animal four doctor veterinary clinic in rural northwest ohio. We have an extensive support staff which includes 7 licensed technicians. It is our mission to provide to our clients the best possible and proactive medicine that we can which includes but is not limited to wellness screening, in house laboratory, digital x-ray, ultrasound, soft tissue and routine surgeries. We also provide medical care for a few beef, sheep and goats as well as exotics in our area. The student will be able to follow along side one of our doctors and assist in patient care and client education.
Bentley Veterinary Practice, PLLC (BVP) is a general, large animal practice with a passion for all farm animals. BVP desires to enable and promote a wholesome way of life for the animal as well as its steward. We offer externs the opportunity to experience high quality, ambulatory medicine with a practice area encompassing the beautiful Hudson Valley of New York, extending into Connecticut and Massachusetts. BVP is dedicated to serving hardworking vocational farmers, estate farmers, and backyard hobbyists. Our mission is to provide superior, large animal veterinary services at affordable prices, to be easily accessible and available, all the while valuing the animal(s) as well as the client. BVP is comprised of 55% bovine (dairy and beef), 25% equine, and the remaining 20% is comprised of goats, sheep, pigs, camelids, and birds. Our practice is unique because of the myriad of cultural backgrounds, interests, and socioeconomic positions of our clients. The practice area encompasses one of the most scenic areas of the country, yet we are located near many cultural centers. New York City is just a commute away for many of our clients.
The practice is engaged in Food Animal Medicine with a couple of species represented. Swine consulting is the primary focus with involvement in sow units of all sizes, nuseries and finishing facilities. A growing portion of the practice consults with dairy beef and feedlot facilities and additionally the student could receive some exposure to large scale poultry laying operations if there is interest.
The students will be exposed to population medicine and epidemiology, diagnostic collection and interpretation, therapy choices and treatment protocols, vaccination strategies, reporting and communication to clients, records and data analysis, surgery experience is seasonal and finally a broad exposure to livestock production facilities.