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You can now order course notes from select past courses, as well as DVDs from professors at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine.

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Course Notes

•  2008 Equine Owner, Breeder & Caretaker Series:  Equine ER - Equine Veterinary Emergencies
• 2008 Equine Owner, Breeder & Caretaker Series:  Caring for the Foal and Mare
• 2008 International Camelid Health Conference for Veterinarians
• 2006 Equine Semen and Breeding Management
• 2006 Canine Theriogenology
• 2006 International Camelid Health Conference for Veterinarians
• 2005 Equine Semen and Breeding Management
• 2005 Royal Canin/OSU Symposium on Dermatology

DVDs

 Keeping Indoor Cats Healthy DVD 

Tony Buffington, DVM, PhD
    
Dr. Tony Buffington, professor of Veterinary Clinical Sciences at The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine and an expert on cat wellness provides tips and techniques for preventing stress-related health problems in cats. Topics include understanding domestic cats, enriching your home environment, preventing litter box problems, encouraging appropriate scratching and play, and interacting with your cat.

Canine Lameness Learning Module DVD

Heather Caprette MS
Jonathan Dyce MA VetMB MRCVS DSAO DACVS

The Ohio State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital provides an interactive study of normal canine gait, and the expression of lameness caused by hip dysplasia and cranial cruciate ligament rupture, the two most common causes of hindlimb lameness in the dog. The module gives a unique insight into the movement of dogs.

The dogs (greyhound, Labrador retriever, terrier) are rendered as stick figures using optical motion capture techniques, and compared to video footage. The user can choose to view side, overhead or frontal projections, and slow down the recording to highlight aspects of gait. Dogs are shown walking, trotting, and climbing stairs. This module is easy to use and there is a helpful text and audio tutorial accompaniment.

The learning module was initially intended to assist the training of veterinary students at The Ohio State University, to improve their ability to perform an orthopedic examination of the lame dog. The material is recommended for veterinary students, veterinarians and canine physical rehabilitation practitioners. Whether you are simply curious about the way your dog moves, or an experienced veterinary orthopedic surgeon, this module provides an unprecedented educational opportunity.

Proceeds from purchase of the DVD will support the Canine Physical Rehabilitation Unit at The Ohio State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital.