See you in Long Beach!
Attending the AAHA Yearly Conference? Stop by the Exhibit Hall for Emeraid samples, information, and smiles at the Lafeber Company booth.
Emeraid Omnivore-Avian
“We use Emeraid routinely. I find Emeraid Omnivore - Avian very beneficial in birds suffering from the GI form of PDD [Proventricular dilatation disease].”
---Bob Dahlhausen, DVM; owner of Avian and Exotic Animal Medical Center in Cincinnati, Ohio since 1992
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Clinical Tip

Owls have very little pigment in their retinal epithelium, and choroidal vasculature is clearly visible in most young owls as shown here in this Eastern Screech owl (Megascops asio, formerly Otus asio). Learn more in Raptor ophthalmology: Anatomy of the avian eye.
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Conservation Medicine
Check out LafeberVet’s growing Conservation Medicine homepage. How can you promote avian conservation in your clinic?
• Know the origin, ecology and behavior of any exotic species you work with or
wish to acquire
• Promote education and awareness in others
• Strive for a low carbon footprint, making your home and work environments
as “green” as possible
Read Ten Things You Can Do to Promote Avian Conservation for more detailed information.
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