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Florida vet school employee arrested on lewd and lascivious behavior charge
Daniel Joseph Sanetz, 46, works in the human resources department at the UF College of Veterinary Medicine.
RECALL: TruPet Issues Second Raw Food Recall This Year
One lot of this raw dog food topper meal enhancer has been recalled due to potential Salmonella contamination.
Recognizing and Reporting Abuse and Neglect
Veterinarians are in a prime position to identify and address animal mistreatment. Here’s what you need to know.
Heartworm, Lyme Disease Forecast Looks Gloomy
The Companion Animal Parasite Council predicts that heartworm and Lyme disease incidence rates will increase across many regions of the country in 2018.
dvm360 product report: Urinary health, client relations, osteoarthritis and a doggie wheelchair
Here's our regular rundown of new and notable veterinary products.
The bright side of vet life at the Veterinary Innovation Summit
Promising technologies and ideas abounded at the second annual event. Lets pause a moment to dream of the future-the near future, at that.
6 savvy tips for the surgical suite
From autoclavable shoes to less-mess cautery, veterinary surgeon Dr. Jennifer Wardlaw shares a few of her favorite surgical solutions.
Huge Grant Awarded for Canine Osteosarcoma Vaccine Clinical Trial
The University of Pennsylvania has just been awarded one of the largest single grants ever given by Morris Animal Foundation to conduct a clinical trial for a new canine osteosarcoma vaccine.
The Educated Client: Understanding and Preventing Heartworm Disease
The American Heartworm Society estimates that more than 1 million dogs were heartworm-positive in 2016.
RECALL: Carnivore Meat Company Recalls 2 More Lots of Raw Pet Food
A second and third lot of raw pet food from this manufacturer have been recalled voluntarily due to potential Salmonella contamination.
Animals in Nursing Homes: Are Health Risks Being Addressed?
Allowing pets in nursing homes undoubtedly has health benefits for residents, but it seems the associated risks are not being addressed in most facilities.
AVMA 2017: Protecting Backyard Poultry Owners Against Zoonoses
The increasing number of chicken owners in the United States has heightened the risk of bacterial zoonoses and foodborne illnesses. Educating clients is the key to prevention.
Vet students want business education, survey shows
This study by the Student AVMA shows that veterinary students want personal finance and business education in school from professors and guest lecturers. Are todays schools doing all they can to make that happen?
AAHA Accredits More Than 30 Hospitals in 3 Months
In the first 3 months of 2018, 33 veterinary hospitals in the United States and Canada received AAHA accreditation.
RECALL: Exotics Feed Recalled Due to Potential Salmonella Risk
One lot of this sugar glider pet food has been recalled due to potential Salmonella contamination.
Pets, Vets, and Opioids
Remaining knowledgeable and observing relevant legal requirements will enable veterinarians to be strong advocates for the responsible use of opioids.
Disruptive by Design
To thrive in today’s highly competitive veterinary marketplace, you need to set yourself apart from the competition and position your practice as an industry leader.
How Effective Is Platelet-Rich Plasma in Dogs With CCL Rupture?
A new study finds that this regenerative therapy has beneficial, albeit short-lived, effects in dogs with cranial cruciate ligament injuries.
Let the heart go yonder
A new wireless ECG device lets patients go about their normal day and gives veterinarians better readings for rest and exercise.
RECALL: Raw Pet Food Recalled Due to Possible Listeria Contamination
Due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination, 4 batches of raw dog food have been recalled.
WVC 2018: Global Guidelines Put Dental Health in the Spotlight
This universal guide strives to provide clarity in an area of veterinary medicine that is widely ignored and subject to many myths and misconceptions.
Aquarium Medicine: An Ocean of Possibilities
Welcome to a unique field in veterinary medicine, where the work is never dull and practitioners interact with a host of diverse — and sometimes dangerous — creatures.
How Cats Can Help Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder
For children with autism spectrum disorder, having a loving and affectionate pet cat can provide social and emotional benefits.
Erysipelothrix Causes Disease in Ornamental Fish
Recent outbreaks in freshwater barbs and tetras are likely caused by a new species distinct from E rhusiopathiae in swine and poultry.
Effects of Environmental Enrichment on Macaw Behavior and Cortisol Levels
Researchers in Brazil found that providing enrichment significantly decreases certain abnormal behaviors in macaws, such as pacing and excessive preening.
Borrelia burgdorferi Infection in Metropolitan New York City
Researchers examined multiple factors related to canine and human Lyme disease infection in the Northeast United States.
First Video-Based Canadian Veterinary Telehealth Company Launched
Canada’s first and only telemedicine service to offer on-demand video consultations with veterinarians launched earlier this month.
NY Vet 2018: Evaluating and Addressing Feline Aggression
Aggression in cats is a complex problem that requires open and honest client communication and an understanding of when medication should be part of the treatment plan.
The Seller's Dilemma: Private or Corporate Buyer?
Veterinarians looking to sell their practice must weigh the needs and expectations of potential buyers against their own financial situation and desires.
Veterinary schools focus on preparing graduates earlier, better
Some schools are upgrading their curricula to teach technical skills from day one and make soft skills mandatory. Is it enough to bridge the gap between ivory tower and the practice trenches?
