By Karen Nyrop, DVM, MS
When equine cases are referred, all parties—veterinarians, clients and horses—should ideally be satisfied with the outcome. This can best be accomplished when all veterinarians involved exhibit professional behavior and act courteously to each other, the client and the horse. This article will discuss responsible referral of cases.
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