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Veterinary researchers awarded $3.1 million to develop universal flu vaccine
This One Health approach to the flu would offer protection against the flu across the board and be safer for higher-risk populations than the traditional flu vaccine.
Spaying or neutering large-breed dogs increases risk of obesity, orthopedic injury
Results from the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study by Morris Animal Foundation focus on golden retrievers, but report posits data could apply to other large breeds.
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Lets talk CBD legality, veterinary professionals
While some in the veterinary world might be raring to throw a CBD is legal! parade, there are a few caveats keeping you from tossing confetti. Lets walk through it.
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Ultrasound of the Equine Upper Limb, Neck, Back & Pelvis - A 2-Day Practical Boutique Course
Internal Medicine Challenges for Advanced Practitioners - A 2-Day Interactive & Practical Course
Equine Muscle Conditions - Diagnostics, Therapeutic Strategies & Performance Enhancement A 2-Day Practical Course
What's new, what's tried-and-true: An update on small animal seizure management
Veterinary neurologist Dr. Michelle Carnes discusses updated terminology and effective management of epileptic dogs and cats.
dvm360 Leadership Challenge-Mission: Nutrition
The internet is rife with arguments about what to feed pets. Veterinary professionals should be at the heart of that discussion, but they often find themselves pushed to the fringe.
Heartworm hotspots: When pet travel is the trouble
Heartworm disease is affecting more dogs and cats in more parts of the country than ever, in part due to the long-distance transport of shelter animals. Here's what you need to know to educate your veterinary clients.
The top 3 human medications pets ingest in 2019
Attention veterinary practitioners: You probably feel pretty comfortable treating the common toxins affecting pets these days. But do you know what to do when that Lab gets into a clients Adderall?
Rottweiler puppy receives lifesaving cod fish skin graft
Michigan State Universitys veterinary team calls Stellas case an inspiration, and believe her revolutionary skin grafts can change veterinary medicine as we know it.
ProHeart 12 approved for use in U.S. veterinary market
Injectable heartworm preventive is approved for dogs 12 months of age and older and provides 12 months of protection.
Signs of canine frustration
A new series of questions for veterinary clients could shed a light on a particular dogs tendencies to get peeved when expectations are subverted.
Whats in the bag? A checklist for evaluating pet food options
Even a veterinary nutritionist cant be familiar with every diet available for dogs and cats. Heres how to tell quality from quackery.
How feline-friendly handling saved lives in the California Camp Fire
This is a powerful example of how understanding the way cats think and making changes to accommodate their needs really can prevent illness and save liveseven under the worst of circumstances.
Lawmakers aim to combat zoonotic disease with new One Health law
The bipartisan bill would improve public health preparedness and bolster the effectiveness and efficiency of the U.S. governments response to emergencies.
Purina says its cracked the (egg) code on feline allergens
News that may save more cats from relinquishment: A diet coated in egg powder has been found to neutralize the protein that causes people to experience allergic reactions to cats.
FDA targets peas, lentils, potatoes in investigation of grain-free diets and DCM
Agency looks for links between certain ingredients, specific brands and veterinarian-diagnosed cardiac issues in the 500-plus case reports it has received.
A fishy approach to treating brain tumors
Researchers say lampreys might hold the key to getting mammalian brain tissue to accept chemotherapy drugs.
Client handout: Are grain-free diets causing dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in dogs?
The science is out on the topic, but the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is collecting cases. Share the basics with your veterinary clients with this printable handout.
A drugs life: How David Bruyettes biotech startup is changing the way veterinary products come to market
Anivive Lifesciences starts with unmet therapeutic needs and employs high-tech research methods to identify compounds that could meet those needs.
CBD trial results encouraging for dogs with epilepsy
The veterinary team behind the ongoing clinical trial has found that 89% of dogs who received cannabidiol had a reduction in frequency of seizures.
Thymoma in an 11-year-old dog: Internal medicine perspective
Dr. Sarah Schmid provides the internal medicine perspective on this thymoma case.
Thymoma in an 11-year-old dog: Surgery perspective
Dr. Christian Latimer provides the surgery perspective on this thymoma case.
Thymoma in an 11-year-old dog: Clinical pathology perspective
Dr. Lisa Viesselmann provides the clinical pathology perspective on this thymoma case.
Thymoma in an 11-year-old dog: Anatomic pathology perspective
Dr. Nathan Helgert provides the anatomic pathology perspective on this thymoma case.
Thymoma in an 11-year-old dog: Radiology perspective
Dr. Adrien Hespel provides the radiology perspective on this thymoma case.
Thymoma in an 11-year-old dog: Radiation oncology perspective
Dr. Isabella Pfeiffer provides the radiation oncology perspective on this thymoma case.