Thursday, August 19, 2010

Veterinary Standards of Indian practice

Dhanan Jaya Rao Our clinics are in NO way inferior to the American clinics. Except for the manpower-reception (2 or 3) & Techs etc., Almost every clinic has x-ray machine- one had digital.
Dental unit is common in all the clinics indicating more awareness amongst clients. Surgeries-spaying, castration very common apart from others like small tumors, management of wounds, fractures- all done by one clinician only- common to have more than one vet in the clinic-partnership practice. Some have ICU units... to be contd.

24 January at 15:54 · · · Flag
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    • Swarupmay Majumdar nice.
      24 January at 16:29 · · Report
    • Swarupmay Majumdar sir,I need to transfuse blood in a dog, where can I get the blood bags? the local Blood bank refuse to supply any bags to me.
      27 January at 15:18 · · Report
    • Dhanan Jaya Rao Due HIV problem -restrictions on blood bags- unless u know someone in a blood bank its not possible or go through some NGO (animal or human) they wil manage to get one
      28 January at 05:26 · · Report
    • Swarupmay Majumdar there are many vets want to learn about Blood transfusion in dogs and cats. can u write us in nutshell some importants facts.thanks sir
      29 January at 15:31 · · Report
    • Dhanan Jaya Rao yes definitely for our SAVIN- from monday, ok-am out of station now
      30 January at 01:51 · · Report
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