Vetrix Is Attending VETgirl U 2022!
The Vetrix team is excited to be exhibiting at VETgirl U 2022. We’re also sponsoring the wet lab for an exclusive, hands-on workshop. Learn more!
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Greener Veterinary Medicine? How Veterinarians Are Being Asked to Adopt Environmentally Friendly Practices
“Going green” is on the rise across a multitude of industries—but what about veterinary medicine? Here are tips on adopting greener veterinary medicine.
How to Treat A Corneal Ulcer in Cat
Anyone can tell you that a cat’s eyes are often what catches their attention first. They are resilient and striking; however, they do sustain injuries or corneal ulcers on the odd occasion. Corneal ulcers in cats are a common complaint within the confines of veterinarian offices – with a bit of care and treatment, you […]
Your Guide to Corneal Ulcers: Our Collab with Dr. Shelby Reinstein
We love providing resources to the veterinary community. Read on for a breakdown of our Quick Guide to Corneal Ulcers, created with Dr. Shelby Reinstein.
Product Case Study: Vetrix EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops
Vetrix EyeQ Amniotic Eye Drops help treat corneal ulcers in a 9-year-old terrier mix canine.
Polypropylene Mesh vs. BioSIS: How Vetrix BioSIS Is Superior
Perform the best method of wound care for your patients when you use Vetrix BioSIS instead of other synthetic materials, such as polypropylene mesh.
Veterinary Wound Management: Basic Principles and Tips
When it comes to veterinary medicine, wound treatment could be deemed as one of the most common tasks. Dogs and cats are often more prone to traumatic wounds than illness and disease. When treating a wound, the end goal is always to restore the tissue in a way that will support the animal in getting […]
Dealing with Chronic Wounds: Wound Care 101
Treating patients with chronic wounds can be a long, difficult process. Improve your wound care with the BioSIS method. Keep reading to find out how.
BioSIS as a Biological Scaffold
Provide the best in wound care for your patients when you use BioSIS as a biological scaffold to promote faster healing than other methods of care.
