Focus Magazine (OVMA)

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Focus is a bi-monthly member magazine tailored to Ontario veterinarians. Each issue of Focus provides information on a variety of topics to reflect the many voices, needs and interests of the veterinary profession, including: practice management tips, associate specific advice, client relations, human resources management, financial guides, government and public relations news, and new trends and issues affecting animal health professionals. Popular features include: veterinary activity index, help wanted index, veterinary classifieds, the WOW factor, Real Life Stories and more.

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Scope Local, Trade/B2B
Language English
Country Canada
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Frequency Bimonthly

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Ontario Veterinary Medical Association - Page not found

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Ontario Veterinary Medical Association - OVMA Awards Program

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HOW TO SUBMIT A NOMINATION Choose an award category that best suits your proposed candidate. Compile your supporting materials (biography, supporting letters, newspaper articles, etc). Be sure to include biographical information about your nominee, as this will serve as the basis of the award nomination and presentation. Complete an online application form, attach supporting materials and submit your nomination.
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Ontario Veterinary Medical Association - Pet Safety Tips

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Owning a pet means being responsible for its health and welfare. For advice on all your animal concerns, speak to your veterinarian. Heat stroke happens when your pet’s body can’t cope with the external heat, leading to illness, organ failure and even death. Humans sweat to help regulate their body temperature, but dogs don't have prominent sweat glands, so they rely on panting to cool off. Cats will sometimes groom themselves as a cooling mechanism but may also pant.
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