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Resources for Veterinarians

By DWN Staff
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Harmonization of Genetic Testing for Dogs

Health Strategies Database for Dogs

 

CAW - Concepts in Animal Welfare

This article provides  information related to training resources for veterinarians on Animal Welfare located on the  World Animal Protection's website., along with recent WSAVA guidelines and publications.

 

Essentials of Health Screening and DNA Testing in Dogs Video

 

WSAVA- Hereditary Disease Committee

 

Dog Breeds: What You Need to Know - IPFD Feature in WSAVA Bulletin

644-6446139_wsava-logo-world-small-animal-veterinary-association.pngIPFD Collaborating Partner, The World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) publishes a regular feature in their online news section (and in the WSAVA Bulletin) that highlights IPFD resources on a particular breed with a focus on breed-specific diseases

 

 

 

The increasing availability of genetic screening tests, DNA tests, and now multiplex test panels also requires an understanding of what the tests tell you.  

Jerold Bell, DVM discusses the practical applications for using the results of these tests to improve the health of dogs, the dangers for the inappropriate use of genetic tests to dog health, and the roles of the breeder, dog owner and veterinarian in utilizing genetic tests.

 

 

FVE Animal Welfare Strategy Summary Brochure

 

 

See more DWN Articles to improve advice given to breeder clients.

 

Visit IPFD Collaborator's websites for more resources.

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