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There's something fishy about the 2 gents greeting convention-goers to the Bayer Bash.
Participants pay rapt attention to the teacher during FutureVet Camp.
How much wood could a woodchuck chip if a woodchuck could chip wood? The chips fly as this artisan displays his woodcarving skills.
AVMA President Larry Corry confers a diploma and a hearty handshake to this graduate of FutureVet Camp.
You can find the right tool for almost every need imaginable in the exhibit hall.
The Auxiliary's Kritters Korner is the cat's pajamas with all the feline-themed items for purchase.
Participants use a hands-on approach to get a firm grasp of the situation during the lameness rehabilitation interactive lab.
Flip charts: $30. Magic marker: $1.49. Knowledge imparted: Priceless!
Need someone to make your bed? Call a housekeeper. Need someone to help you navigate your computer at the computer learning center? Call a mousekeeper!

