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Understanding recent heartworm research will help professionals stay ahead of resistance

Domenico Santoro, DVM, MS, DrSc, PhD, DACVD, DECVD, DACVM, discusses culturing and PCR in this interview

Sandra Koch, DVM, MS, DACVD, offers a comprehensive overview of available therapies for feline patients with this allergic skin condition

Together For Pets awarded $120,000 to various organizations across the animal health industry over the years

Domenico Santoro, DVM, MS, DrSc, PhD, DACVD, DECVD, DACVM, talks about common fungal skin infections in cats and dogs, and which patients are at risk

Casey Locklear, DVM, discussed the combination drug’s efficacy and administration of the therapy, during an interview with dvm360.

Because canine allergic dermatitis is a lifelong disease, Brittany Lancellotti, DVM, DACVD, explains how important monitoring the safety and ethicality of therapies given to these patients is

It is more difficult to diagnose a cat with feline atopic skin syndrome than it is to diagnose a dog with atopic dermatitis, but why?

A pair of growing initiatives from BluePearl Pet Hospital aim to help alleviate an industry shortage of doctors

Sandra Koch, DVM, MS, DACVD, talks about the 4 reaction patterns associated with feline atopic skin syndrome, commonly known as environmental allergies or atopic dermatitis

At WVC 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada, Domenico Santoro, DVM, DrSc, MS, PhD, DECVD, DACVD, DACVM, covered the essential tools for feline dermatology in practice.

How should diabetic cats with these comorbidities be treated?

The challenges veterinary professionals and clients face when dealing with a patient with allergic dermatitis, and what medications can help.

During her recent interview with dvm360, Brittany Lancellotti, DVM, DACVO, broke down some of the key factors that veterinary teams should think about when treating canine allergic dermatitis.

Echinococcus multilocularis infection is becoming more prevalent in North American wild and domestic canid species

Emerging data from a recent study reveal that the frequent misidentification of spurious parasites in canine feces may signal an elevated risk of true parasitism, emphasizing the importance of accurate fecal diagnostics.

Rachel Venable, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Oncology) discussed what primary doctors can do to treat their patients with cancer when clients decline specialty care during a WVC 2025 CE session

A systems integration of ScribbleVet and LifeLearn's Sofie is being demonstrated at WVC 2025.

What makes a patient a suitable candidate for a diet trial?

Rhonda Bell, CVPM, PCM, CDMP, shares her guide for dealing with online reviews during her lecture at the 2025 WVC Conference

Bad time for dogs, great time for heartworm

Valuable parasitology lessons from WVC 2025 shared by Jeba Jesudoss Chelladurai, BVSc, MS, PhD, DACVM (Parasitology; Immunology)

Casey Locklear, DVM, discussed Credelio Quattro chewable tablets in a dvm360 interview.

Veterinary professionals attending the 97th WVC Annual Conference have the opportunity to learn about the disease and treatment options for small animals.

Casey Locklear, DVM, discusses Elanco's new product Credelio Quattro, which will be featured at WVC 2025

Here is a sneak preview of some of the workshops and entertainment coming up at WVC

Each veterinarian received $10,000 during the ceremony to continue their efforts of improving the veterinary industry

This Clinic’s on Fire will help teams improve practice management

The Give Back Benefit will now be a standing event during the Western Veterinary Conference

Surgery is, at its most elemental level, risky, but there are numerous ways veterinarians can keep their patients safer under the knife and keep themselves calm if surgeries go awry