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WSAVA Urges Use of Genetic Testing Before Breeding
The global veterinary association is calling on veterinarians and breeders to employ genetic testing technology to reduce hereditary disease.
Risk Factors for Canine Lymphoma
Australian researchers set out to determine whether breed, sex, or neuter status significantly influence the risk of lymphoid neoplasia development.
Yoga in the vet clinic: Shoulder blade stretch
Have you built up stress and tightness working in the veterinary practice? Stretch out this hard-to-reach spot and push it all away.
The good tidings of happy accidents
A moment of embarrassment in a veterinary exam room turns to merriment.
Update: Stores Pull Pet Food Products Due to Recalls
Three stores have pulled Sunshine Mills dog food products from their shelves due to potentially elevated vitamin D levels.
Neurologic Involvement in Feline Infectious Peritonitis
A recent review revealed that central nervous system involvement in FIP causes unique clinical signs and histopathology.
A New Marker for Chronic Kidney Disease in Dogs?
Researchers determined that plasma fibroblast growth factor-23 may serve as a prognostic marker for dogs with chronic kidney disease.
Hypoallergenic Dogs and Childhood Asthma/Allergy Risk
Digging deeper into the association between dog ownership in the first year of life and childhood asthma and allergies.
How rude! What bullying can do to a workplace
Bullying isnt limited to the playground. When it comes to your veterinary workplace, it can affect everything from morale to your bottom line.
Huskies, We Know Where You Got Your Baby Blues
The answer, culled from commercial canine DNA test results, underscores the potential of consumer-level data to facilitate scientific discoveries and advancements in animals.
Canine Pancreatitis and Disk Herniation: What's the Connection?
A new study shows that dogs presenting with intervertebral disk disease may be at higher risk for developing pancreatitis.
When Glucosuria in Cats Is a Normal Finding
A recent study in Austria determined that many apparently healthy cats excrete glucose in the urine.
Detecting Equine Arrhythmias With a Smartphone App
Developed by a group of veterinary professors in Spain, this new technology makes it possible to obtain electrocardiograms with nothing more than a smartphone.
dvm360 product report: Wound recovery clothing, pathogen detection platform and performance dog gear
Here's our regular rundown of new and notable veterinary products.
FDA Approves Pexion for Canine Noise Aversion
The product has been available in Europe since 2013 for reducing seizure frequency in dogs with idiopathic epilepsy.
Reducing Pneumonia Risk After Radiation Therapy
In a recent study, use of a modified anesthesia protocol decreased the incidence of pneumonia by 10-fold in canine patients.
Letter to dvm360: Why are we arguing about what industry can use the term nurse?
The debate over the potential title change for veterinary technicians is ridiculous, says Dr. Michael Petty.
Old School, New School: Meet Dr. Seasoned!
Wedding bells are ringing for Dr. Greenskin! What does her growing family mean for her career ambitions?
FDA expands recall of foods containing excess levels of vitamin D
Eight companies now affected; common manufacturer cited as potential source of formulation error.
Purchasing power: How pet owners make pet food decisions
Check out the most common nutrition questions pet owners ask at big box stores.
Pet Cannabis Company Signs National Distributor
Phyto Animal Health will distribute its line of cannabidiol hemp oil products for pets through Mr. Checkout.
Lifetime Study Seeks Insight on Heart Disease in Dobermans
A team of veterinary cardiologists is looking to shed light on genetic and other factors that influence the development of dilated cardiomyopathy.
BUZZworthy News: First-Ever Vaccine For Insects
The vaccine developers have their sights set on protecting bee colonies against microbial infections.
A culture of no: When regimented rules stunt practice growth
Should this veterinarian learn to say yes more often to his clients, even if it means bending the rules and inconveniencing his team?
Thank you, Momma and yes, I actually do know what I'm doing
Its the time of year to reflect on those whove shaped our lives as veterinarians, Dr. Brock says.
Is there a place for calming nutraceuticals in your veterinary practice?
I was skeptical at first, but these over-the-counter remedies can be complementary to the traditional pharmaceutical options.
Synthetic Cadavers for Surgical Training
Maintaining the ethics of animal care while meeting the educational needs of students is becoming easier with new technologies and practices.
$2.4M in Grants Aim to Address Rural Veterinarian Shortage
Funds from the 14 grants will be used to support rural veterinary services and relieve shortages of veterinarians.
Experts Predict a Very Happy Holiday for Fido and Fluffy
How much will we spend on our furry friends this holiday season?
Letter to dvm360: Hip replacement in cats is not new news
One reader says hip replacement surgery in cats dates back over a decade.