Elizabeth Miranda, Author at California Veterinary Specialists

New Developments in Glucose Monitoring

March 6, 2019Elizabeth MirandaCE & Staff Education, Newscontinuing education, glucose, lectures, monitoring, RACE, registration

Information and Registration Review treatment objectives for medical management of the diabetic veterinary patient. Discuss and review current tools/tests available for monitoring glycemic control along...

2019 Veterinary Spring Forum

March 5, 2019Elizabeth MirandaCE & Staff Education, Newscontinuing education, Dr. Phil Padrid, lectures, RACE, sponsors, veterinary forum

Information and Registration Sunday March 24, 2019 Veterinary Spring Forum for Veterinarians and Technicians Race approved for 8 hours of CE Ontario Airport Hotel 700 North Haven Ave., Ontario, CA Registration: 7am – 8am Lectures: 8am – 5pm Cost: $60 for...

Secrets to Mastering Practical, Clinical Cytology for the Busy Practitioner

March 4, 2019Elizabeth MirandaCE & Staff Education, Newsclinical, continuing education, Cytology, lectures, Ogilvie, RACE

Information and Registration What do you do when waiting for the cytology results of your critically ill patient from the board‑certified clinical pathologist? Use the...

2018 Seaside Veterinary Forum

July 12, 2018Elizabeth MirandaCE & Staff Educationcontinuing education, Dr. Phil Padrid, lectures, RACE, sponsors, veterinary forum

Register Here Full Day RACE Approved Specialty Lectures 6 Hours of CE | Cost: $50 Technicians Welcome and Encouraged to Attend Sunday, September 9, 2018 Registration: 8:15...

Surface Temperatures Can Burn Paws

July 10, 2018Elizabeth MirandaNewsEmergency services, Hot Surface Pet Dangers

Summer Temperatures of Asphalt and Cement Be aware, the high temperatures impact the temperature of surfaces which means the pads of your pet's feet are susceptible...

Pet Toys – What To Consider

April 19, 2018Elizabeth MirandaNewsEmergency services

Recently our Carlsbad hospital saw two different cases both involving a swallowed bacon scented toy ball on the same weekend! Both cases required surgery. It's...

Meet Lucy – Emergency/Critical Care

February 21, 2017Elizabeth MirandaPatient Storieschocolate toxicity, Dr. Boyle, emergency

Like other Labrador Retrievers, Lucy’s devotion to her family is unwavering and her boundless joy, immeasurable. Seven-year-old Lucy may be petite in size but compensates...

Meet Penny – Ophthalmology

February 17, 2017Elizabeth MirandaPatient StoriesDr. Sheahan, limbal melanoma, Ophthalmology, slit lamp biomicroscopic exam

As Jack and Victoria take a walk outside in the crisp winter air, their dog Penny leaves behind her paw prints as she dashes around...

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