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What's inside those cartridges? Beads, my friend.

These case studies show how monitoring a veterinary patients vital signs with a Fitbit-style smart device can guide decisions about pain management.

The drug Paccal Vet-CA1to treat mammary and squamous cell carcinomaswas withdrawn at the manufacturer's request.

We have four words: New. Veterinary. Products. GO!

An amuse-bouche of three new nutritional options introduced at NAVC 2017.

New KPI trackers. Funny client education materials. Better ways to manage medical records. All this and more in our business-focused roundup of stuff we heard about in meetings, saw on the show floor or caught word of at this year's February show in Florida.

We asked 372 veterinarians and team members about how they stock flea control products in their practices and make them available to pet owners. Here are the results.

Here are four picks that might lift the burden of the decision off your shoulders.

Help kitties in your clinic todayand minimize your risk for errorwith these tips from Dr. Robin Downing.

Are today's veterinarians recommending leptospirosis vaccines for every canine patient? The answer is no, but, boy, are the numbers up. See if your hospital is keeping with the times ...

You can't guarantee parasite preventives will work perfectly EVERY TIME. And you can't make pet owners use veterinary approved preventives and use them correctly EVERY TIME. But when a parasite outbreak happens, here's how to ask the right questions and remind everyone to educate clients EVERY TIME.

First-in-class piprant for veterinary use developed by Aratana, marketed by Elanco.

The agency says the powder can cause "severe airway inflammation, hypersensitivity reactions and allergic reactions."

Principal players lift the curtain on Banfield owners acquisition of large veterinary hospital group consisting largely of specialty and emergency practices.

Three choices for the killer (literally) cat in your life.

When a flea, tick or heartworm preventive doesn't work, this veterinary practice manager doesn't point fingers. Here's why.

Frequent hand washing to protect yourself, your team and your patients also means painful hands with dry, cracked skin. Don't just live with it ... lotion up.

NSAID for postoperative pain and inflammation is available in tablet and injection form.

Here are three sophisticated heat beams we call therapy lasers that we think are well worth your time, and they wont cost you a ransom of $1 million dollars.

Long days at the office can mean long stretches of inactivity for dogs. The GoBone, the world's first smartbone, promises to keep canines up and at ‘em while owners are out.

This feline urine sample collection system makes cystocentesis a second-place contender.

Antibiotics that are medically important to people will soon be off-limits for growth promotion in livestock. And after Jan. 1, DVMs will decide what's medically necessary in animal feeds and what's not.

Obe aims to improve the health of dogs and cats, one perfectly portioned ProBowl of food and water at a time.

Squeeze, roll and punch your way to a calmer day in veterinary practice with these toys.

Three diagnostic devices that bring sexy back to the in-house veterinary lab.

Pet cams like the Petcube Camera are spilling onto the pet retail market, giving pet owners a chance to see and even interact with their cats, dogs and whatever away from home. So ... silly gimmick or future tool for diagnosing at-home behavior problems? You decide.

Get ready to exercise that "Awwww!" muscle: We round up the latest and greatest in pet rehabilitative products.

So many selections to choose from. Here's just a sample of how you can make your dental services sing.

Study examines effects of topical repellent-insecticide plus oral heartworm preventive on development of heartworm disease.

Two smart pet monitors diverged on a chart. Which one will your veterinary practice take?