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In observance of this special month, here are 5 articles that bust myths and misconceptions about toxicology in veterinary medicine, plus provide useful tips and tricks, and resources.

Learn how to connect with a mentor who can help you navigate the early years of your career as a veterinarian.

From ‘heatworms’ to ‘rimadrill,’ our clients always keep us on our toes and guessing.

Judicious use of dexmedetomidine can be a useful adjunct in the management of dogs undergoing surgery to remove this pancreatic tumor.

If you're battling burnout, compassion fatigue, or both, check out the following news stories for tips, resources, and more.

The EPA has received 75,000 incident reports involving Seresto since the flea and tick collar was introduced nearly a decade ago.

Top honors went to Fenton River Animal Hospital in Stafford Springs, Connecticut, and VCA West Coast Specialty and Emergency Animal Hospital in Fountain Valley, California.

Pathway Vet Alliance CEO and his family create a new scholarship to help increase representation of underrepresented populations in the profession and support students committed to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI).

During anesthesia, trends in blood pressure must be monitored to develop a protocol and manage hypotension.

Discover the strategies you need to develop standard protocols and best practices in critical care units, as well as important tools to maintain mental health while working in such a stressful and demanding environment.

This new digital resource will help veterinary professionals access and gather vital information quickly.

Find out why your plan to improve personal well-being isn’t working, and learn how to tailor your strategy for success.

Here's a sneak peek at some of this week's headlines.

Old and young patients have unique needs when it comes to anesthesia. Understanding the pharmacodynamics of sedative, analgesic, and induction agents will improve safety and stability for all your anesthesia patients, regardless of age.

Certain musical tones and melodies have proven to elicit calming responses in animals. Learn how music therapy can benefit your pets and patients.

The equipment and resources available today for disabled pets ensures that they can enjoy an excellent quality of life, but the veterinarian plays an integral role in ensuring a successful outcome.

Here’s a look at a few Black veterinarians whose leadership, determination and resiliency made a lasting imprint on this profession.

Treating constipated cats can frustrate many veterinarians due to the chronic, recurrent nature of the disease. Developing an effective management strategy can improve outcomes for these patients.

Your veterinary team is integral to your practice’s success. Find out how to address negative behaviors and nurture a cohesive and positive workplace.

Understanding the varied patterns of cutaneous lesions, response to treatment, and management of secondary issues is important for control of feline allergies.

The selection of opiates available and the various routes of administration provide a wide array of options for analgesia in veterinary patients.

Experienced practice manager Emily Shiver explains how to defuse angry clients.

Becoming a mentor can be easy, rewarding, and monumentally influential.

Check out this week’s top stories and our latest conference articles.

In her new role, Amanda Landis-Hanna, DVM, will work closely with 2 of the organization's key audiences. 

Find out how (and why) setting and asserting boundaries can help you live a more purpose-driven and fulfilling life.

For some practitioners, the allure of relief work is great. Here's what to consider before making the transition from associate to relief veterinarian.

Hey team members, are you looking for professional advancement and personal satisfaction? Here’s what you need to know.

Introducing leading-edge fecal flotation technology that can elevate your practice’s diagnostic capabilities, bringing expert clinical results to general practitioners. Sponsored by Zoetis.

Young dogs have some simple reasons for leaving their urine where it doesn’t belong. But the not-so-simple ectopic ureter, a rare and often overlooked cause, can wreak havoc in the home.