Does your shelter or rescue group have medical protocols in place to care for your pets and for your fostered dogs and cats? Foster programs are critical if we want to help more pets who are facing treatable medical conditions, as well as to expand the capacity of a community to care for its homeless pets. Elizabeth Berliner, DVM, MA, DABVP, addresses: how proactive thinking and medical protocols save lives; how to develop medical protocols; special issues faced in fostering treatable pets; the AVMA Model Practice Act of 2013 and what it means for your shelter or rescue organization; case Read morepresentations on parvo, URI, diarrhea, orthopedic, and skin outpatient protocols; and more.
Presenter: Dr. Elizabeth Berliner
Date: September 18, 2014
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Healthy
Treatable rehabilitatable
Treatable manageable
Unadoptable
To determine outcome for each animal
To estimate length of stay for each animal
To enable uniform and accurate collection of data across animal sheltering organizations
To prepare adoption profiles
True
False
Federal
State
Municipality
A licensed vet is witnessing the procedure being performed under their instruction
A licensed vet is on the premises and has assumed responsibility for the procedure
A licensed vet has given written or oral instructions for a procedure but need not be on the premises
True
False
True
False
Antibiotics
Prescription diets
Nutraceuticals
All of the above
Direct verbal reporting
By proxy
By measurement of physiological parameters
By assessment of animal behaviors
Veterinarians
Shelter administration and staff
Community members
All of the above
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