Regulatory

These standards of practice can now be enforced by the FDA, local state boards of pharmacy, and accreditation organizations

What veterinarians need to know to provide the best patient care and protect public health

How can e-prescribing improve the workflow between veterinarians and pharmacists?

The AAFCO responds to a viewpoint article recommending revision on copper concentration guidelines in dog food

The rise in xylazine as an illicit drug is cause for concern. What are the implications for veterinarians?

Requesting public comments on standards for handling captive exotic animals

Marcy Bliss, CEO of Wedgewood Pharmacy, talks GFI #256 compliance and how drug compounding has changed over time

Jan Woods shares 3 important factors for remaining in compliance with DEA controlled substance regulations

Registration is now open to attend the FDA event

Applying VCPR legal language to real-life medical scenarios

The U.S. National List of Reportable Animal Diseases was drafted in 2020 and now is in final review for publication this year

The CDC advises puppy owners to take precautions, including taking new pets to a veterinarian.

Experts share their experience and expertise on what we know about cannabidiol use in dogs and cats.

15 companies, most of which sell cannabidiol products for pets receive warning letters; veterinarians and other healthcare providers urged to report adverse effects.

Performing acts of animal cruelty is now a federal felony.

A new book from veterinarian Dr. Ernie Ward, writer Alice Oven and pet-food CEO Ryan Bethencourt that argues for a future of plant-derived pet food spends a little time looking at the marketing of domestic pet food that makes raw meat sound like a good idea.

An attorney who consults in the animal health industry says that, contrary to a recent dvm360 article, cannabidiol is not illegal. The author, veterinary pharmacologist Dr. Dawn Boothe, responds.

Make way for a potentially less expensive option to add to your behavior management arsenal.

His heart may have been in the right place, but an Atlanta orthopedic surgeon has voluntarily shut down his nonprofit organization after backlash from area veterinarians.

Protesters (not including veterinarians) at VCA San Francisco Veterinary Specialists say theyre fighting for better pay, health benefits and improved work conditions.

The FDA is advising pet owners not to feed their dogs and cats certain lots of the companys raw pet food after samples from some of the lots tested positive for Salmonella and/or Listeria monocytogenes.

Department of Transportation offers guidance on what it will and wont enforce when it comes to dogs (or cats, or horses, or snakes) traveling with emotionally fragile airline passengers.

Tracking 127 human cases of salmonellosis with ties to pig ear dog treats, two government agencies warn pet owners and retailers to discard the product.

After accusations of using drugs from his veterinary practice to assault minors, Todd Glover has been indicted and charged with engaging in criminal activity.

SB 627 would allow veterinarians to discuss cannabis and related products with clients without fear of sanctions.

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.

If Gov. Cuomo signs the bill passed by the state Assembly, New York will impose a civil penalty of $1,000 on people who perform onychectomies, partial or complete phalangectomies, or tendonectomies on cats without a therapeutic purpose.

Bill, which will next be voted on in the Senate, boosts Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program to $9 million.