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Spaying or neutering large-breed dogs increases risk of obesity, orthopedic injury
Results from the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study by Morris Animal Foundation focus on golden retrievers, but report posits data could apply to other large breeds.
Zoetis announces Itchy Pet Awareness Month
The animal health company looks to raise awareness among pet owners about skin disease in dogs and cats and to encourage veterinary hospitals to initiate client discussions about itch behavior.
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Lets talk CBD legality, veterinary professionals
While some in the veterinary world might be raring to throw a CBD is legal! parade, there are a few caveats keeping you from tossing confetti. Lets walk through it.
Unapproved compounded drugs linked to equine deaths
Medications formulated by Rapid Equine Solutions have been tied to three deaths, FDA says.
Horrible Hundred identifies problem puppy mills, calls on USDA to enforce penalties
After a routine veterinary check, the Humane Society has released their latest report, listing puppy mills and dog sellers for consumers to be wary of and government agencies to act on.
VetVacationCE Dermatology and Clinical Pathology Glacier National Park Whitefish, Montana
Ultrasound of the Equine Upper Limb, Neck, Back & Pelvis - A 2-Day Practical Boutique Course
Internal Medicine Challenges for Advanced Practitioners - A 2-Day Interactive & Practical Course
Equine Muscle Conditions - Diagnostics, Therapeutic Strategies & Performance Enhancement A 2-Day Practical Course
Banfield report: obesity, osteoarthritis on the rise in veterinary patients
The ninth annual Banfield State of Pet Health Report focused on two intertwined problems: obesity and joint disease.
Hyaluronic acid: Examining the evidence in equine medicine
Practicing evidence-based veterinary medicine is all well and good when the evidence is clear-cut. But as articular cartilage expert Dr. Emma Adam knows, the data on use of hyaluronic acid in horses are often ambiguous.
What's new, what's tried-and-true: An update on small animal seizure management
Veterinary neurologist Dr. Michelle Carnes discusses updated terminology and effective management of epileptic dogs and cats.
What you don't know about heartworm treatment
You've got the fundamentals of heartworm disease down, with a good grasp of the diagnostics, but treatment can be tricky. Here are the tactics recommended by veterinary experts, plus less extensive and less expensive alternatives.
Find (and keep) the perfect fit for your practice
Whether your veterinary practice is equine, mixed or small animal-only, you have a responsibility to recruit and retain an associate that meshes well with your clients, your team and, most importantly, your patients.
New York becomes first state to ban declaws
If Gov. Cuomo signs the bill passed by the state Assembly, New York will impose a civil penalty of $1,000 on people who perform onychectomies, partial or complete phalangectomies, or tendonectomies on cats without a therapeutic purpose.
dvm360 Leadership Challenge-Mission: Nutrition
The internet is rife with arguments about what to feed pets. Veterinary professionals should be at the heart of that discussion, but they often find themselves pushed to the fringe.
Use them well: Task force created to help practices better utilize veterinary technicians
While the Veterinary Nurse Initiative continues to pursue a title change for veterinary technicians, the AVMA focuses on utilizing technicians in practice.
Pet insurance hits $1.42B in premiums
Coverage for cats and dogs in the United States and Canada continues to show growth, according to data from the North American Pet Health Insurance Association.
Elanco in talks to buy Bayer animal health unit
Representatives from Bayer AG and Elanco Animal Health are exploring a way to get Bayer out of the animal health game and combine their units into an even bigger player in the veterinary industry, according to Reuters.
Can pets eat vegan? Definitely maybe, says Dr. Ernie Ward
Ideal canine and feline diets should be based on individual pet needs and growing science around nutrientsnot opinion, philosophy or views of whats culturally acceptable, says this nutrition-minded veterinarian.
Heartworm hotspots: When pet travel is the trouble
Heartworm disease is affecting more dogs and cats in more parts of the country than ever, in part due to the long-distance transport of shelter animals. Here's what you need to know to educate your veterinary clients.
Dos and donts when preparing veterinary clinical pathology samples
Make yourself, your veterinary patients and your reference laboratories happy by following these checklists to prepare great samples.
Letter to dvm360: Misguided solution to suicide crisis
A group of dvm360 readers believe Dr. Andy Roarks suggestion to prevent suicide by restricting access to certain drugs fails to address the why? that motivates the veterinarian to use controlled drugs.
The veterinary pursuit of happiness
Some of us expect happiness to fall into our laps. Some expect it to never come. I think theres another way to think about being happy.
Say cheese, Mr. Vice President!
Its hard to take a vacation as a veterinary practice owner, but I wouldve missed the nicest folks, the prettiest nature and a snapshot of a funny Florida lady and a U.S. vice president if I hadnt taken time off.
Suicide prevention: How to be someone's person
After I shared my own story with the veterinary world regarding depression and suicidal thoughts, I learned how valuable it is to be there for that person and how an inch can, in fact, be a mile.
Sunday hours: Worth it or the wrong fit?
When this veterinary practice owner decides to extend his clinics hours to include Sundays, its met with doubt and concern.
Food for thought: New data on nutrition for veterinary clients
Find out how often veterinarians discuss nutrition with clients, how often clients ask and the biggest prompt for discussion in this data from the 2019 dvm360 Nutrition Study.
Emotional contagion: When your stress becomes your dogs stress, too
Sit. Stay. Stress. Good boy! If youre suffering from chronic stress, your dogs feeling it too, a new study says. Here are the details veterinary professionals need to know.