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February 2026

The February edition of PETS Referral Center to You

PETS Referral Center

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Topics Covered:

  • Understanding the "Allow Natural Death" (AND) approach in veterinary medicine

  • Compassionate end-of-life conversations with pet families

  • AAHA referral guidelines and managing client illness uncertainty

  • Veterinary ophthalmology: corneal diagnoses by color

  • Improving communication between primary care veterinarians and surgery specialists

  • Referral best practices and collaborative patient care

  • PETS Surgery Department educational blogs and continuing education resources

Summary:
This edition of the PETS Referral Center newsletter focuses on strengthening communication, collaboration, and compassionate care throughout the veterinary referral process. Readers will explore the "Allow Natural Death" approach to end-of-life discussions, strategies for supporting clients experiencing illness uncertainty, a clinical guide to recognizing corneal diseases by color, and practical recommendations for enhancing communication between primary care veterinarians and specialty surgeons. The newsletter also highlights ongoing educational resources, surgery blogs, and tools that support coordinated specialty and emergency veterinary care.

Read the full newsletter here