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Here's our regular rundown of new and notable veterinary products.

We poked around the big exhibit hall in Orlando, and here are a few new (or new to us) products that jumped out at us. #INCYMI

The metric you should be measuring is client spend per year, says veterinary analyst John Volkand it's likely to be higher if you ease the sticker shock.

Down dogs often don't need a bunch of bells, whistles and credentials to recover. They may just need time and a team effort.

At its annual membership meeting this month, the Society for Veterinary Medical Ethics awarded 2 prestigious prizes and announced its new board of directors.

The Veterinary Nurse Initiative receives continued support of industry influencers in its pursuit to establish the universal credential of registered veterinary nurse.

General practitioners can gain a great deal by getting involved in veterinary dentistry.

Sitting down and talking with current and exiting staff could be the key to ensuring employee retention.

Antimicrobial resistance poses a serious public health threat, underscoring the need for innovative and alternative methods to curb this growing resistance.

A variety of dog food products from 4 popular brands are being removed from stores following allegations that pentobarbital has been found in the products. American Veterinarian® will continue to update this article as new information is publicized.

Used in human medicine for years, this technology is now changing the way veterinarians work and holds great promise for better patient care.

Like it or not, veterinarians are in the business of selling. Avoid these pitfalls to ensure happy clients and a successful practice.

Ambiguous results of initial investigation prompt resignations from board; long-term fallout for animal welfare organization still unclear.

The general benefits of pet ownership, including reduced stress and improved quality of life, are well known. What is less well known is how pet ownership benefits people with mental illness.

High demand for genetic preservation of equids has led to developments and improvements in assisted reproduction—and a rapidly growing area of equine medicine.

We zero in on what this much-discussed generation has to offer in the veterinary practice.

Researchers found distinct differences in rabies vaccine effectiveness depending on signalment, number of vaccines administered, vaccine timing, and other factors.

Results of a new study show that male Dermacentor reticulatus ticks can infect dogs with Babesia canis much more quickly than previously thought.

New research indicates that providing senior dogs with educational games on a touchscreen tablet could stimulate motivation and decrease common signs of aging.

An alternative method of vaccine development shows promise for controlling flea infestations in domestic cats.

On the fence about whether to embrace the AAFP's Cat Friendly Practice Program for your veterinary practice? These survey results may change your "May we?" to "Mais oui!"

Just 41 percent would recommend the profession to a friend or family member; financial stress is a serious concern.

Planning, preparation, and positive reinforcement are the keys to successful kitten socialization.

More than 15 varieties of Smucker’s pet foods are being pulled from retail shelves nationwide following an investigation into pentobarbital-laced dog food.

Although this groundbreaking treatment is still in its infancy, anecdotal reports and clinical trials are proving its merits.

Tips and insight from business, financial and practice management experts.

This easy-to-use online tool keeps you current on equine infectious disease cases occurring in your state.

Practitioners who treat small mammals should understand the clinical variants, presentation, and staging and classification of this prevalent disease.