Emergency & Critical Care

The Florida Urgent Rescue team is working to relocate shelter dogs as Hurricane Milton closes in on the state

Partnering with local shelters and veterinarians, pet care brands offer donations to provide support for victims of the natural disaster

A dozen members of the Texas A&M University team have traveled to assist with the care of search and rescue working dogs.

Texas A&M cardiologists saved a beloved border collie from a third-degree atrioventricular block

Antidepressant as well as ADD/ADHD medications have caused a large increase in accidental exposure calls within the last few years

A 6-month-old Belgian cross colt, diagnosed with equine influenza virus and refeeding syndrome, is months into his recovery road

Nationwide’s 16th-annual Hambone Award recognizes the year’s most uncommon pet insurance claim

Share this advice from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to help clients navigate emergency situations with their pets

The Ukrainian Small Animal Veterinary Association will use the funds for a mobile veterinary clinic amid the war in Ukraine.

Papaya Veterinary Emergency Hospital is now operating 24/7 as the demand for accessible emergency veterinary care in the community grows

Clinical signs, diagnosis procedures, and management goals for this eye disease were covered during a session at the 2024 AVMA convention

Updates on Vetfordia, a wellbeing festival celebrating veterinary and allied-health workers and their families; and the veterinarian who achieved one of the highest emergency incident management accreditations

The updated expiration date for ropinirole ophthalmic solution will now extend from to 36 months from manufacture date

At the annual AVMA Convention in Austin, Texas, Dr Jenifer Chatfield shares “3 Truths and a lie” about this potentially life-threatening infection for dogs

The RECOVER Initiative is encouraging veterinary professionals and pet owners to implement the updated guidelines immediately

Zoetis Inc and the Zoetis Foundation partner with American Humane and American Red Cross, respectively, to provide natural disaster preparedness and relief

Advance planning can help protect animals, the veterinary team and a practice’s property during a disaster

In this latest installment of Pet Poison Helpline’s Toxin Tails, one teacher was taught a lesson on toxin lurking in the workplace

The 2024 hurricane season is predicted to be more hazardous than normal

The UC Davis veterinary hospital team saved 5-year-old Squid after she was overcome by smoke inhalation

Frank Bozelka, DVM, gives an inside look some of the take aways attendees received during his previous Fetch Nashville lecture

Animal Alerts initiative aimed to notify Lima, Peru residents of imminent earthquakes with the use of a health monitoring wearable device.

The Texas A&M Large Animal Teaching Hospital team used intensive care, special techniques, and surgery to save the German warmblood

The important questions that teams can use to identify incoming potential emergency cases, ways to classify the different types of emergencies you will encounter, and how to be best prepared are addressed.

As we enter finals season, caffeine may be a necessity for students but a danger to pets

Nationwide analyzed data to see which breeds are more susceptible to injuries because of behavioral traits

Deb Zoran, DVM, PhD MS, director of the Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team, describes some of what wildfire response volunteers saw during their recent deployment, in an interview with dvm360®.

NAVC Gives awarded the team these funds for its Smokehouse Creek fire response

Kristin Welch, DVM, DACVECC, criticalist and founder of DVM STAT Consulting, explains first steps of care for stratifying the severity of injuries in a patient with trauma.

Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency developed the new protocols to help decontaminate dogs after disasters