American Veterinarian Editorial Staff

Columbia River Natural Pet Foods has expanded its recall of fresh-frozen Cow Pie products due to potential contamination with Salmonella and Listeria monocytogenes.

The FDA is optimistic that the decrease in sales and distribution reflects heightened antimicrobial stewardship among veterinary professionals.

Web traffic to AmericanVeterinarian.com continues to grow, surpassing 100,000-page views every month since July.

The FDA has expanded the list of dog food products being recalled due to excessive levels of vitamin D.

Since August, Pfizer had suspended the sale and delivery of injectable opioids to veterinary customers.

Two varieties of 9Lives Protein Plus wet canned cat food are being recalled due to possible low levels of thiamine.

Three stores have pulled Sunshine Mills dog food products from their shelves due to potentially elevated vitamin D levels.

The product has been available in Europe since 2013 for reducing seizure frequency in dogs with idiopathic epilepsy.

Phyto Animal Health will distribute its line of cannabidiol hemp oil products for pets through Mr. Checkout.

The FDA announced today that pet food manufacturer ANF is voluntarily recalling bags of its Lamb and Rice Dry Dog Food due to potentially elevated vitamin D levels.

Revolution Plus offers broad-spectrum protection against 6 types of parasites, now including ticks.

Two companies are voluntarily recalling dry pet food, due to elevated levels of vitamin D.

By doing a single study to help establish a non-animal based model, officials with the FDA are aiming to replace much of the need to use dogs in future trials with new informatics tools.

Experior partially reduced ammonia gas emissions from manure from an individual animal or a pen of animals in semi-controlled conditions in enclosed housing, according to multiple studies of the drug that included 4,000 cattle.

The FDA’s warning letter to No More Fleas Please states that products sold under the Queen City Animals brand name violate the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.

The raw dog and cat food company is expanding upon its recall from August to include all products manufactured within a 5-month timespan.

A specialty animal hospital in New Jersey is warning pet owners about increasing leptospirosis diagnoses in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York.

Current options for diagnosing, treating, and monitoring Cushing disease.

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Don’t let carelessness or lack of knowledge put your patients in danger.

Learn what to do before a team member reaches the breaking point.

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At the beginning of the week, we asked you to share your memories with us of the conference, and you responded on social media. Check out your memories below. We'll keep adding them as you post to Instagram and Twitter using #ACVC2018.

Consider using some of October’s animal-centric holidays to promote your veterinary services and keep your patients healthy.

The FDA is warning veterinarians and pet owners that products in the isoxazoline drug class have reportedly led to neurologic adverse events.

The FDA is reminding veterinarians of the potential dangers of using nonapproved compounded formulations of transdermal mirtazapine to manage undesired weight loss in cats.

A voluntarily recall has been issued after samples collected during an FDA inspection tested positive for Salmonella.

The FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine is instituting a 5-year plan to support antimicrobial stewardship in veterinary settings.

The US Department of Agriculture has expanded the indication for Cytopoint (Zoetis) to include allergic dermatitis in dogs.