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Seventh annual ACVO event hopes to serve 8,000 animals this year.

Average cleaning is $170; average treatment is $221, says veterinary insurance company.

Hoffsis to start in July; school to open in August.

The story of how the veterinary profession got to this point--and where it can go from here.

Competition will award $10,000 to team with winning business proposal.

Studies show product is as effective as twice-per-week brushing when given daily.

Pet Poison Helpline tallies substances that prompted the most calls for help last year.

New device monitors key vital signs and other data to track trends in pet wellness.

Affected 20-pound bags were distributed to retailers in more than 20 states.

Massachusetts looking to establish veterinary technician board.

Company hopes NexGard will help veterinarians see boost in compliance.

Resistance acknowledged; new veterinary testing methods recommended.

A feature on the AVMA's full legislative agenda for 2014; how to break bad news to clients; 3 smart design tips for boarding and grooming; ideas on how to factor yourself into your life balance equation; plus videos, photos, quizzes and more.

900-member association represents growing practice area, officials say.

Equine Diagnostic Solutions received high volume of requests for ERAV testing.

Average applicant applies to more than four veterinary schools.

Success of Veterinary Medicine Mobility Act in Senate could build momentum for more positive results.

Position created to ensure ethical standards and safety in state?s horse racing industry.

Practitioners no longer DEA targets if bill becomes law.

FDA's new antimicrobial guidelines don't need legislative 'help.'

French veterinary pharmaceutical firms have complementary interests, company leaders state.

Veterinarian queries ethics expert on two practice scenarios.

Most antimicrobial drugs will no longer be over-the-counter; pharmaceuticals companies have three years to comply.

The AVMA offers tips on how to prevent holiday hazards from harming family pets.

Five investigators to be given $15,000 to carry out studies in 2014.

Biomedical sciences program designed for working professionals.

Collaborative investigation a model for future veterinary research.

While both work in the interest of veterinary medicine, these two veterinarian-congressmen couldn't be more different politically.

Veterinarians aren't seeing increased pet owner spending the way pet retail outlets are. At least not yet.

A special feature on canine orbital disease; 3 bad spending habits to break before the New Year; success stories from rural, mixed animal practices; 18 do's and don'ts of hospital design; and one veterinary technician's surprising Australian vacation turned adventure; plus, videos, photos, interactive graphics, and more.