Conference Coverage

All there is to know about being a relief veterinarian, plus the advantages it presents for all those in the veterinary profession.

Kirsten Oliver, VN, DipAVN (Surgical), CVT, CCRP, CVPP, VTS (Physical Rehabilitation), discusses modalities for rehabilitation in veterinary medicine.

Attorney and veterinarian Dr Charlotte LaCroix shared 3 different employment law challenges veterinary professionals are facing, plus a few pro-tips to help.

During her keynote address at the Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference, Patricia White, DVM, MS, DACVD, CPC, helped attendees rediscover not only their passion for their profession, but how to regain their sense of purpose.

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At the 2021 ACVC, Kristina Guldbrand, BS, ACC, CVT, shared the importance of developing coaching skills to empower your team members and build their trust.

Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology) discussed innovations in canine cancer treatment during a keynote address at the Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference.

From signature landmarks to nightlife destinations and beyond, explore these locations to visit near Atlantic City during your stay for ACVC.

In a recent dvm360® interview, Michelle Graziano, inside sales manager at Assisi Animal Health, explains the science behind how this product helps reduce canine anxiety.

Mia Cary, DVM, gets candid about the variations between work-life balance and work integration, plus offers a few methods for incorporating fun into the workplace.

Michelle Graziano, inside sales manager at Assisi Animal Health, discusses canine separation anxiety and why it has recently become a trending topic for veterinarians.

Anivive Lifesciences' Chief Commerical Officer Chad Todd, DVM, discussed the future of Anivive Lifesciences including the development of a new vaccine.

Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology)—known as Dr Sue Cancer Vet—discusses recent advancements in cancer testing for canines. The highlights include 2 new low-cost, noninvasive tests.

In an interview with dvm360®, Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology)—known as Dr Sue Cancer Vet—discusses reasons why some pet owners decline to have their dogs provided with treatment for lymphoma and how veterinarians can help clients address these challenges.

Anivive Lifesciences Inc Founder, CEO and Chairman Dylan Balsz discussed the company’s mission and how it is working to serve unmet needs in veterinary health.

Physical activity and creative mealtime strategies can support weight loss, boost quality of life, and bond cats more tightly with their humans.

Fetch speaker and pet expert Steve Dale, CABC, offers useful tips for helping to get more cats into your veterinary clinic.

In an interview with dvm360®, Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology)—Dr Sue Cancer Vet—offers insight about what to tell pet owners when their dog has been diagnosed with lymphoma.

Discover the motivations behind aggressive canine behavior and how veterinarians can help reduce these types of incidents.

Anivive Lifesciences' Chief Commerical Officer Chad Todd, DVM, offers insight on Laverdia-CA1, the first conditionally approved oral treatment for canine lymphoma.

Tackle the allergic itch conversation with clients to help curate a plan that works best for both the owner and the patient.

Fetch dvm360® keynote speaker David Dycus, DVM, MS, CCRP, DACVS-SA encourages attendees to address joint pain early on.

Can these alternative ingredients enhance the nutritional value of meals for companion animals?

Learn how to help veterinary professionals of all levels reach their full potential.

Veterinary patients presenting with head trauma can be intimidating but can improve immensely with intravenous fluid therapy, supplemental oxygen, and nursing care.

Help conquer your fear of math with these simple and effective formulas that offer a more personalized approach to your patient's nutrition plan.

Fetch dvm360 keynote speaker Dr Mariana Pardo shares personal failures that helped her become the successful veterinary criticalist, educator, and mentor she is today.

Management of stress-associated conditions in cats should utilize a multi-pronged approach including ensuring basic needs are met, environmental enrichment, behavior modification, and the considered use of pharmaceuticals or supplements.

Don’t let these pitfalls stand in the way of canine socialization goals.

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