Law & Ethics

Clinic safety expert offers four layers of protection and how to deal with confrontation.

Dean of Cornell veterinary school on search committee.

First phase of exchange will focus on the needs of veterinarians 65 and older.

State can now regulate puppy mills.

Drug unavailabity often means going "underground."

Veterinarian now evaluates hospital safety plans and state's open-carry gun law.

2008 EPA regulations may have unintended but dangerous consequences.

FDA continues to investigate pet illnesses associated with Chinese chicken products.

Schenck waived her right to a preliminary hearing.

Snyder had history of drug possession, surrendered veterinary license in March.

New equipment tax could increase cost of care, experts say.

Distraught over the death of a cat, 68-year-old threatens to take an AK-47 to hospital.

Animal health state by state.

GHLIT working to transition members to new plan by the time coverage runs out Dec. 31, 2013.

Bittering agent will be applied to products manufactured in all 50 states.

No suspect yet in search for dog's attacker.

Peter Rule, DVM, says allegations are false, blames disgruntled former employees.

Former hospital account administrator pleads guilty to three counts of theft.

Practice owner plans to return to facility after renovation.

HR 6388 aims to strengthen Horse Protection Act and USDA enforcement.

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Measure 5 on the North Dakota ballot failed Tuesday.

Pressured by public, legislators and state VMA, board votes down amendment targeting nonprofit clinics.

Class action case under way between BP and businesses that suffered economic hit in 2010.

Dr. Pamela Johnsen took $170,000 from her mother to send to a man she met online.

Public shows up in support of nonprofit spay-neuter clinics.

Voters overwhelmingly uphold ban; county acted in July to make animal services 'no kill.'

Groups challenge amended regulations to Horse Protection Act regarding soring.

Veterinary hospital employee Amanda Limmer suspected of stealing 11,000 pills, 2.5 gallons of hydrocodone.

Board adopts audit recommendations, asks for additional staffing.