Regulatory

Use of compounded stanozolol results in postrace suspensions; experts debate legitimate vs. prohibited use.

Veterinarians', pet owners' input needed before June 3 session close date.

Says Texas practice act's physical exam requirement does not violate free speech rights; Dr. Ron Hines plans to petition Supreme Court to hear case.

Justices say prohibition of teeth whitening by nondentists unfairly restricts competition.

Egg legislation points to the need for moderation, compromise in issues where interests conflict.

Pet medications bill still kicking; new grants could provide opportunities for rural veterinarians.

If the anti-soring legislation doesn't pass with the 113th Congress, a certain Kentucky Republican may make it impossible in 2015.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a warning to the makers of certain over-the-counter products designed to remove tear stains in dogs and cats.

Regulations authorized in recent addition to Animal Welfare Act.

In ironic twist, Dr. Margaret Ferrell, a target of the Alabama state board, is appointed by the Governor to serve on it.

AVMA amended its policy on pregnant sow housing during its annual convention.

Association surveys members in anticipation of legislative effort.

AVMA still calls for independent, third party inspections to ensure soring does not occur.

AVMA works to pass remaining high-priority bills on its 2014 legislative agenda.

Legislation mandates veterinary prescription writing.

Reps. Schrader and Yoho lead bill to unanimous passage in U.S. House removing the DEA target from mobile veterinarians' backs.

Charges against Dr. William Weber became the center of the ASBVME's public battle against nonprofit spay/neuter clinics.

Prepare to see more state VMAs weighing in on the role of low-cost shelter veterinary services.

Congress, states do little to interfere with veterinary medicine.

Agriculture Secretary Vilsack pledges $26.2 million to aid veterinary effort to combat deadly porcine disease.

Veterinary toxicology expert cites 65 percent increase in bromethalin exposure calls since EPA banned second-generation anticoagulants.

10 horses in Kentucky and Florida affected by EPM treatment; agency is investigating.

Federal assistance comes after political pressure and continued spread of deadly virus despite massive veterinary response.

State legislators believe move will create greater efficiency within the animal health industry.

H.R. 1528 passed out of committee and is anticipated to go before the U.S. House as soon as this week.

Therapists challenge state law requiring a veterinary license to practice massage on pets.

AVMA cites bipartisan support for PAST Act, says new bill just a diversion.

Judge rules Dr. Ron Hines' online veterinary advice subject to First Amendment interpretation.