Authors


Fred D. Lehman, DVM, MABM, DACT

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Gene editing in animals: Miracle or madness?

A veterinarian who participated in the 2018-2019 AVMA Fellowship Program considers the implications of gene editing in both food animals and pets.


Katrina Billote

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PBL curriculum from a veterinary student's perspective

dvm360 student ambassadors Katrina Billote and Mariana Martinez take a deep dive into Problem Based Learning Curriculum with fellow Western University of Health Sciences students


Bonnie Bragdon, DVM, MS

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Is practice ownership right for you?

Learn whether you should become a practice owner, plus tips on starting this journey and being successful.



Isabella L. Bean, PharmD Candidate

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Colic and the equine microbiome: Dysbiois happens

With colic as a leading cause of equine deaths, researchers are looking to identify risk factors


Andrew Chirico, BBA

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How to improve Google rankings by getting more practice reviews

Want to appear on the first page of Google? Here are 5 important strategies to consider.


Craig A. Clifford DVM, MS, DACVIM (Oncology)

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Treatment options for canine lymphoma

Assessing traditional and recently approved therapies for canine lymphoma


Brian Calabro, DVM

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Intestinal parasites: screening & prevention best practices

A look at endoparasite prevalence, how to get the best results from fecal testing, and how anthelmintics can help protect our patients (Sponsored by Elanco Animal Health).


Phil Bride, MBA

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Creating a powerful culture, 1 person at a time

A powerful culture in the dental practice can withstand the onslaught of cancellations, chaotic schedules, difficult patients, miscommunications, and insurance issues.


Jennie Tait

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Red flags to watch for in a veterinary derm exam

Technicians, compare your typical physical exam for cats and dogs to mine to see if you’re checking every nook and cranny of your veterinary dermatologic exam.


Valerie Wiles, DVM, DACVIM

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Managing chemotherapy adverse effects

Although chemotherapy is well tolerated in dogs and cats, with most pets feeling well through treatment, adverse effects can occur.


Melissa Benkert

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Efficient cleaning solutions: chemical insights for veterinary clinics

These tips can save time and ensure instrument hygiene


Louise Grubb, TriviumVet CEO

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The changing dynamics of veterinary care

How COVID-19 prompted veterinary care to change and the new ways of the business that will remain in the post-pandemic world.


John Howie, PhD

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Can green-lipped mussel alleviate joint concerns in pets?

As pet owners and veterinarians seek natural aids as part of multimodal therapy for joint disease in companion animals, here’s a look at one potential supportive remedy that you may never have heard of.


Marcus V. Marella, BS

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Surgery STAT: Performing open surgical liver biopsy

A guide for general practitioners in performing hepatic guillotine and punch biopsy techniques.


Janelle Overholser, CVT

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When and why: The CBD debate

Learn about the background and properties of cannabidiol, the controversy it is facing, and how it can improve quality of life for human and animal patients.


Jamie Selman, DVM

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Recognizing and treating serotonin syndrome

With the preponderance of serotonin-associated medications prescribed for both people and animals, veterinarians must know the potential for toxicity in their patients.


Erin Katribe, DVM, MS

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Shelter Snapshot: Questions about community cat programs?

The free-roaming feline population can provoke controversy among veterinarians, wildlife lovers, cat advocates and public health experts. Here's an evidence-based look at how these programs work—and why they are effective.


Kassidy Burgess, BS

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Tricky toes: Considerations regarding canine digit amputation

Insights and tips to ensure success for this common surgical procedure.


Peter Kintze, DVM, DACVIM

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Challenges in treating hyperadrenocorticism in dogs (Proceedings)

Trilostane, currently the most used treatment for PDH, is a synthetic steroid analogue. It competitively inhibits the 3-beta hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase enzyme blocking cortisol, aldosterone and sex hormone production.


Teresa Lightfoot, DVM, DABVP (avian)

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Avian radiographic normals (Proceedings)

Proper positioning is critical. Use of anesthesia and/or restraint boards will reduce the human exposure to radiation, but may pose increased risks to the compromised patient. These risks should be assessed prior to obtaining radiographs.



Julie K. Byron, DVM, MS, DACVIM

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Nutritional management of urolithiasis in dogs and cats

Explore the crucial role nutrition plays in treating this frustrating condition and how to determine which diet is best for your patients (Sponsored by The Blue Buffalo Co.).




John Martin, DVM

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Setting a fair holiday boarding price

Is it reasonable to charge a holiday surcharge for boarding pets? Hotels charge more during holidays. I want to be fair to my clients, but I also want my clients to be fair to us!


Kerstin Althoff, CVT

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Offer clients free dental kits

Clients and patients win big when they undergo dental cleanings at Animal Hospital of Seminole in Seminole, Fla.




William D. Schall, DVM, DACVIM

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Diabetes mellitus (Proceedings)

Type I diabetes is characterized by lack of insulin production by the pancreatic beta cells of the islets of Langerhans.

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