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This unique collaboration will help uncover findings that can prolong the lives of cats, plus potentially be used to inform human studies on longevity and age-related diseases.

This year's winner of the annual award is UIUC's second-year veterinary student Luke Daniels, who plans to investigate the genetic diversity of Morazella bovis in cattle.

Experienced veterinary technician, Steve Cital, RVT, SRA, RLAT, VCC, CVPP, VTS-LAM (Res. Anesthesia) provides a few useful nuggets to consider when discussing the (sometimes-controversial) CBD topic with clients.

Check out these 6 steps for successfully implementing a retention marketing strategy at your veterinary practice.

Learn about the background and properties of cannabidiol, the controversy it is facing, and how it can improve quality of life for human and animal patients.

This collaboration will grant all VHA members with exclusive access to improved client communication solutions, simplify daily tasks, and beyond.

Hone your skillset by brushing up on the latest methods for detecting, diagnosing, and treating felines presenting with heartworm disease.

This partnership provides all Shelters United animal welfare organizations with discounted access to the elite cleaning and disinfection solutions, Rescue DisinfectantsTM, which will help reduce the chance of outbreaks and more.

Check out these tips for educating your clients about the dangers of overheated pets, plus strategies for keeping furry companions cool during warmer months.

Dr Robert Mankowski, co-owner of Mount Laurel Animal Hospital explains how offering goat yoga classes is providing the local community a fun and interactive way to learn about animal health.

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For most members of the veterinary industry, it’s clear that evolution unrelated to medicine is moving at the speed of light.

Learn how to steer more millennial pet parents to your practice by using effective communication, enhancing your social media content, and adopting a customer-centric approach.

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LSU School of Veterinary Medicine welcomes its new dean, Dr Oliver Garden, who carries over 3 decades of veterinary expertise as an exemplary researcher, administrator, medical professional, and professor.

I learned a valuable lesson when dealing with gophers: always check your surroundings.

On this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Billie Groom, the creator of UPWARD Dogology, reveals the secrets behind why cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for dogs over 6 months is effective.

During the hot months, it’s important to know which cooling therapies prove most effective in pet patients.

Find out how virtual care is enhancing client relationships and supporting stronger businesses.

The $260,000 donation will fund URI’s study examining pets’ roles in domestic violence situations, including how they can be a barrier to seeking safety and the therapeutic effects of the human-animal bond.

When it's time to treat canine vomiting, veterinarians have reliable medications in our toolbox. But when it's time to initiate vomiting in an emergency situation, options have been limited and off-label, until now. Sponsored by Vetoquinol.

According to the agreement, Elanco will acquire all outstanding stock of Kindred BioSciences for $9.25 per share, or approximately $440 million, a premium of 52% based on the 30-day average.

The pet insurance company has committed to issuing a grant in stock equivalent to over $4 million to MightyVet, demonstrating its appreciation for the veterinary community.

The ElleVet Project will be journeying back to the west coast in its “ElleVan” to provide free veterinary care, food, supplies, and more to pets in need.

One hospital administrator tells his story of self-acceptance and finding his “safe place” within the veterinary community by nourishing an inclusive and diverse environment that everyone can shine in. (Supported by BluePearl)

Signs of better times ahead in veterinary medicine, plus a closer look at curbside care and how it’s transforming our profession.

Brush up on your ocular care knowledge with these 3 insightful articles.

The brand-new 19,000 sq. ft. veterinary facility is now open to the public and offers its patients the latest innovations and advancements including 4 advanced surgery suites, 2 separate isolation wards, and much more.