nyxedbones

Hello!

I have been googling and searching ezyvet documentation and I have had no luck so I am hoping someone here knows something;

I would like to be able to turn an invoice into a generated pdf/document that I can "Save as Attachment" straight from the software.

Currently the only way i can kind of do this is to generate an invoice email that makes a pdf of the invoice, download the pdf, rename it, and attach it to the file. Its doable, obviously, but a bit of pain. I would like to be able to just hit Create Document; select Invoice Document for it to generate, and then Save as Attachment.

Has anyone been able to do this? I dont mind if I have to make a template myself or anyth

Hi, sorry if theres an answer out there already but I could not find it, i want the same icons that come with samsungs basic navigation bar i just want to be able to have them as a different color, and I dont mind making the icon myself but everytime i do, it is disproportionately bigger than the other buttons next to it, does anyone know what size they are or if theres an existing transparent pack that i could just recolor??

thank you in advance!

(if it matters, Im trying to make the middle/home square button a red color like spidermans in Brand New Day lol)

I started working at the clinic Im at about 8/9 months ago as basically a kennel tech because I have no background or experience in this field at all (genuinely didnt think theyd hire me but the owner thought i was funny and kind and gave me a chance). I live in a state that doesnt require licensure to be a vet tech just proficiency on skills (i feel weird about this and im debating on going to some sort of online school because my on the job training has been lackluster at best)

ive accidentally become kind of important at this clinic because our turn over rate is very high so me and like 2? other people are the longest employed ones here and like idk. ive been given a lot of responsibili

I keep mentioning behavior that this coworker does to my friends and theyre all really convinced that hes into me. he is admittedly the sweetest funniest guy Ive ever met and we are always in the trenches together as we for a while were working just the two of us on shift together. i dont have plans to initiate anything regardless because we are coworkers but i desperately need some outside advice on this because i feel like the people who know me want things to work out and see his behavior through a filter and i know i cant obliterate bias in my writing but i will try to;

so i think hes straight? he really only mentions girls that are cute, he knows im bi, hes progressive and supportive e

My friend is searching for this book, this is what she remembers;

it was about these 3 girls who we're all in high school (i wanna say 16ish or something) and they meet at this program to help expecting teen moms complete school as well as prepare for motherhood. it follows each of their stories and i remember 2 of the 3 vividly. One girl is like a white girl who's name i want to say starts with a M but her story is she's secretly dating an older man and is pregnant by him but no one knows he's like in his 20s, he drives a pick up truck and they live in a kinda rundown trailer from what i remember. the other plotline i remember is the latina girl who is like dealing with her baby daddy's mo

Hi, Im really sorry if this isnt the right place to ask but ive tried medical sub and even my primary but i got no responses and basically the shrug emoji from my doctor so I wanted to know from people who actually experience seizures if thats what i am experiencing ?

So ive read about some symptoms like headaches and soreness when you wake up, weird dreams, horrible mouth feel etc and honestly when those things happened it never raised a flag to me because i have a few other conditions (heart condition, high blood pressure, hyper mobility, etc) but seeing people here talk about them and the specific occurence i experience im beginning to worry i might be having nocturnal seizures ?

The sp

Hi! I wasnt sure if this was the proper flair for this but none of the others fit quite right but I live in a state where you dont need a license/certificate/registration to be a Vet Tech which... Im not really the biggest fan of but it is what it is. I dont think it would be so bad if, at my clinic specifically, the training was more involved? Or there was more to it than "learn on the job with other people who are also not certified/educated/prior medical experience is human medicine and watch some atDove videos" because I really still feel lost with a lot of things 3 months in so does anyone have any resources or advice on how to learn more Vet Tech specific stuff? Meds, injection tips, g

Hello! New to this subreddit apologies for any formatting mistakes but Im kind of at a loss here. Im not necessarily looking for advice as I know the proper thing is go to a doctor but my benefits dont kick in until Jan 1st and prior to that Ive been more focused on my cardiology (unrelated, congential heart defect) issue but ive had this weird thing happen sometimes before like sleeping but not really because I dont actually end up falling asleep.

I know paralysis happens when we fall asleep, and this can sometimes linger when we wake up leading to sleep paralysis + hallucinations for sleep paralysis demons etc, and thats not really what im worried about.

This never happens after waking

Hi again lol

I meant to include this in the OR post i made earlier but forgot and honestly kind of seems like a separate issue but its me and one other person on overnights where i work and this person has been there muuuch longer than me and everyone says that they really know their stuff but they do a lot of stuff that makes me question this 🧍🏻‍♂️

But we had 2 barium studies to do on patients in different areas of the clinic. theres a kennel close to the radiology room where one (dog) was kept for convenience and then our actual kennel room where the other patient (cat) was and because the studies were swapping off basically around the same time, my coworker/shift leader told me just sw

Im still really green at all of this, zero experience or education prior to this job where im currently a vet assistant/kennel tech (im referred to as both) and i understand like vet medicine has different standards than human medicine especially because the crossover of bacteria from humans to animals isnt really the same as human to human but like. is it common or appropriate for someone whos supposed to be assisting in a surgery for a dog to keep leaving the room and also eating snacks in the room while the surgery is happening?? the vet didnt really say anything about it but it just doesnt seem like. okay to do 🧍🏻‍♂️

sorry if this is really minor in the grand scheme of things i was just

Hello! I wanted to come here and ask about vet tech stuff and if Im like crazy with how im being taught at my new job or if this is just how it is lol

For some context, i live in florida where you do not need to be certified to become a vet tech, you just have to demonstrate certain skills (blooddraw, iv cath, intubation, etc) which I think is a little wild but okay cool. I applied for Kennel Tech at this urgent care place because the pay was lower than the assistant/receptionist/triage position so I assumed that meant I would be doing less and would be better for someone with absolutely no relative background or experience to go for. I also didnt think Id get the job at all but I did, the