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Idiopathic Issues Everything that is pertinent to veterinary students, from case studies to client education, to finding a job and of course preparing for that giant beast of a test in your future, the NAVLE.

Link: Are Veterinarians Legally Required to Report Animal Cruelty? This link discusses how to recognize animal abuse and knowing when to intervene as a veterinary professional.