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Just in time for Valentine's Day comes Tudder, a new Tinder-inspired app for farmers looking to find potential mates for their cattle.

Purdue veterinary researchers document service dogs impact on psychosocial health of recipients, family members.

This just in, pet lovers. Americans are set to spend a record amount of money this Valentine's Dayand gifts for our furry friends will be plentiful.

These single pups are ready to mingle! Theyre sweet, sassy and smart, proving that theres a lot to love about these breeds.

Veterinary product from Boehringer Ingelheim becomes second approved insulin for use in canine diabetes cases.

Consider this your reminder postcard, folks. With new canine treatment guidelines out now, its a perfect time to revisit your protocols to make sure your veterinary practice is current on heartworm prevention and treatment for cats and dogs.

The clinical team in the exam room tells a veterinary client all about parasite preventives. But the client may ask anybody in the hospital, including receptionists, Do I really need to shell out money for this? Is everyone armed for the conversation?

If your veterinary clients have the questions about whether they really need to buy and administer heartworm preventives, this client handout can kick off a conversation.

Veterinary cardiologists from Washington State University offer insight and advice about the connection between grain-free diets and dilated cardiomyopathy.

Consider this your reminder postcard, folks. With new canine treatment guidelines out now, its a perfect time to revisit your protocols to make sure your veterinary practice is current on heartworm prevention and treatment for cats and dogs.

Dr. Laura Wilson has tips to help you protect your veterinary patients skin from the harsh effects of too much sun.

Heres our regular rundown of new and noteworthy products in the veterinary marketplace.

What happens when a Harvard Medical School student does a rotation at the Franklin Park Zoo? A new One Health opportunity is born.

The conference formerly known as NAVC kicks off the new year for many in the animal health world.

Using a chinchilla with acquired dental disease as an example, Dan Johnson, DVM, DABVP, shared the secret to owning a well-equipped exotic animal practice: supportive care.

When the question goes beyond "What's in your wallet?" with pet owners, the answer is the companies providing third-party loans and credit card options to veterinary clients.

Additional lot/date codes have been added to the list of recalled canned dog foods, with many owners distraught and angry after their pets fell ill or died.

A vaguely worded handbook may result in a tangle of litigation. Heres what you need to know before presenting one to your team members.

The many forms of love confessed at the Veterinary Confessionals project.

With a stepwise triage exam, you can quickly recognize an equine patient in shock. Your clinical impressions and understanding of the cardiovascular circuit can help identify the type of shock, which will guide your treatment plan.

Forget fees. If you want to make the most of a new equipment purchase, like new digital radiography, you want your veterinary practices team on board and using it to its full potential. Here are my three steps to think about to get there.

Exclusive dvm360 research shows how moms and dads differ-and how they don't-in balancing a career in veterinary medicine.

Florida lawmakers hope to close loophole making videosbut not torturea national felony.

If you like telling friends, family and colleagues what to do—and as a smart, solution-driven veterinary professional, you just might—it’s time to ask whether it’s what people you care about actually want or need in conversations with you.

A raging bull makes for an exciting Wednesday morning for a veterinary practice and its resourceful clients.

You cant guarantee that every patient or pet staying in your veterinary hospitals boarding wont get scared, but you can make some small tweaks to make their stay less stressful and more comforting.

Tuskegee student Fallon Blackwood indicted in Alabama and North Carolina; owners say she promised their horses a better life.

Modern medicine has reshaped our world. We think the next revolution could be in recognizing the interdependence of all species and all life, and creating a new dual-degree to educate the leaders of that field for the future.

Dr. Michael Petty likes the acronym DISHAA shared for signs of cognitive dysfunction in pets, but he also wants everyone to realize how similar those signs are to those of chronic pain.

The FastTrack, with its high-grade metal, heat-formed pad and golden dial lets equine veterinarians choose the movement thats right for a horse recovering from a soft-tissue injury.