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The AVMA has restructured its foundation’s board of directors to maximize the organization’s support for its foundation and its members.

Cancer research is advancing at an unprecedented pace, bringing a host of new treatment possibilities.

A recent study described the presenting signs, treatment, and outcome for 22 cases.

Founder hands over day-to-day operation of Brakke Consulting but will continue consulting with veterinary industry clients.

The raw dog food manufacturer is disputing the FDA's warning letter after a single lot of one of its products tested positive for Salmonella.

Timely recognition of this potentially severe disease and management of associated complications are critical for patient comfort and treatment success.

Member veterinarians who have contributed their time, services, money, or resources are being honored through the AAEP’s annual “Good Works” campaign.

Balancing the demands of parenthood with a veterinary associate job is no easy undertaking. Neither is running a successful business. Here both sides plead their case.

Why your practice can and should offer physical therapy and rehabilitation services.

Tufts researchers hypothesize potential parents may delay having children because policies at institutions are rare.

An expert task force hopes to help veterinarians navigate the opioid shortage.

In its new report, the Animal Legal Defense Fund outlines which states do the best and worst job protecting their pets from harm.

Kristen Cooley, BA, CVT, VTS (anesthesia & analgesia) highlights the considerations to make when putting a diabetic patient under anesthesia.

Does prepubertal neutering have the potential to cause undesirable behaviors in cats?

Veterinary professionals should advocate healthy body condition for their overweight canine patients, particularly from midlife onward. Here’s why.

Three women on 1 superb surgical team are changing the lives of dogs and cats with pituitary tumors.

The launch of MilbeGuard signifies the first generic heartworm preventive with milbemycin oxime as the active ingredient.

According to 2 recent article series, stress-management tools benefit patients, pet owners, and veterinary staff.

Yuan Kang, DVM encourages female veterinarians to take a step up, not a step back, in their careers, even as their personal lives get busier.

Learn the facts about cannabis for pets so you’re prepared to educate your clients.

The topical formulation, which is not currently approved in the United States, combines fluralaner with moxidectin for broad-spectrum coverage.

Basepaws will be promoted as the first direct-to-consumer DNA testing service for cats.

Firm dental recommendations nearly tripled this veterinary practices client compliance.

This shelter vet shares seven steps for annihilating ringworm infestations.

It wasnt just the postpartum depression. It was all the other things that piled on, all the ways my brain betrayed me as I grew more and more overwhelmed. What hurt was also the thing that brought me back.

Which is more useful in clinical practice—a newly designed TaqMan molecular diagnostic assay or commercially available technology?

Acts of violence at veterinary clinics remain relatively rare, but owners and staff should be prepared.

Less than half of veterinary team members are able to manage stress, managers worry in a small survey from the Veterinary Hospital Managers Association on veterinary team well-being and job satisfaction.

These actors aren't vets, but they played them on TV. A retrospective of how TV and movies portray vets and veterinary practices.

If casual comments offend someone in the veterinary workplace – even if they're made in jest – steps have to be taken.