By David W. Ramey, DVM
Highlights:
- Establishing professional relations with area colleagues can help clients select an appropriate veterinarian for a second opinion.
- Open communication among veterinarians helps ensure appropriate care of the referred horse and client.
- Veterinarians offering second opinions should not be motivated by the potential for economic gains.
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