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The over $350,000 grant will fund phase 1 of Colorado State University’s multiyear interdisciplinary study to assess linguistic and cultural barriers between veterinary professionals and Spanish-speaking companion animal owners.

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On this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Dr Christman is joined by Dr Bowens, who shares why and how she pursued her law degree after practicing veterinary medicine for 10 years, plus offers tips to veterinary professions interested in career pivoting.

All winning animal shelters received $10,000 and were selected based on essays written about their plans to launch animal-health initiatives for shelter and rescue pets.

It can be tough navigating the murky waters of client communication. That's why we've selected 3 articles to bolster your relationship and dialogue with pet owners.

The city’s SPCA questions the legality of a law that restricts veterinary telemedicine use, currently prohibiting veterinarians from discussing patient health with clients virtually if they have not first met in person.

The new name reflects the associations' evolving role as an international organization.

Credelio Cat has shown to safely and effectively kill fleas on cats 8 weeks or older and offers protection against black-legged ticks in cats 6 months or older.

Being pressed for time can make you feel like your ship is sinking. Navigate the waves with these useful communication techniques.

Why technicians are more than just in-clinic workers, plus a look at the many opportunities available to RVTs.

To demonstrate its ongoing support of the Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning (LGBTQ+) community, Petco vowed to contribute a minimum donation of $100,000 to The Trevor Project regardless of product sales.

This $20,000-scholarship is preferably awarded to veterinary students with a personal investment in promoting equality, equity, and social justice within the Black community.

From staff shortages to increased workflow to a growing demand for veterinary care, it can be challenging to stay afloat. That’s why it’s important to take time to rest, reflect, and reset. These 3 articles will help you do just that and more.

Christina V. Tan, DVM, and Amy Wallis, PhD, SPHR, are charged with helping to develop new and innovative solutions to further enhance veterinary medicine.

Addie was rewarded a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to spend a full day shadowing faculty, staff, and students at Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine teaching hospital.

The blaze at the Noccalula Falls Park petting zoo claimed roughly 75 animal lives. No human fatalities have been reported and the cause of the fire remains unknown.

Here's a sneak peek at this week’s veterinary headlines.

Meredith Caggiano is a woman to watch for her astounding display of female leadership and entrepreneurship.

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Dr George Robinson carries over 30 years of veterinary practice and industry experience to this position, further propelling the college’s core values and mission.

Check out these 3 articles for insight on diagnosing and managing chronic GI diseases.

The pet supply company says the acquisition will help to bolster its presence in the animal companion market.

This new analytics platform allows VHMA members to compare their practice’s performance with clinics across the country.

Zarasyl offers equestrians and veterinarians a new option for horse skin care and wounds.

How to implement this global initiative at your veterinary practice, plus some strategies to get you started.

Though the young calf remains unnamed, zoo staff says he's nursing well and spending several weeks bonding with his mother.

Before 2020, when the foundation tested this concept, grants for both canine and feline studies were approved by a Small Animal Advisory Board.

On this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Dr Christman is joined by Dr Kock, a market development manager at NEOGEN who discusses the nuts and bolts of genomic sequencing, including its unique role in preventive medicine. (Sponsored by NEOGEN).

The Pine Rockland Trapdoor Spider, kin to the tarantula, was recently identified thanks to Zoo Miami staff.

This revolutionary training tool simulates the anatomy of a live cat, allowing veterinary students to perfect their craft without the use of a live patient.