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Measuring titers of anti-feline coronavirus antibodies in cerebrospinal fluid could be a useful diagnostic method for feline infectious peritonitis.

A coordinated effort in 2016 helped to stave off a potential pandemic and reinforced the precautions required for veterinarians who may become involved with an avian flu outbreak.

How to manage conflict and douse flames of discord in your practice before they rage out of control.

On a scale from Just cutting your teeth to Long in the tooth, how would you rate your veterinary dentistry skills and expertise? Regardless of where you land, were willing to bet theres a tip on this list thatll benefit you and your patients.

The veterinary super analyst takes us through preventive care, corporate takeovers, industry burnout and back again in dvm360's podcast.

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A newly developed ethogram can help reveal when a ridden horse feels musculoskeletal discomfort.

Follow these tips to create a career summary that is sure to impress any would-be employer.

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Reimagined veterinary event brings a new CE experience to attendees.

Every year, approximately 6.5 million companion animals enter shelters nationwide. Veterinary and animal shelter professionals want potential owners to be prepared when considering adoption.

The ACVIM Foundation has selected Morris Animal Foundation to receive its remaining funds to invest in future animal health research.

The latest research on treating orthopedic conditions.

Savvy use of technology is a must for independent veterinary hospitals to not just survive but thrive. Take these steps to make sure your practice doesn’t become “unplugged.”

Equine veterinary association sees transition in leadership, recognizes those who have contributed to the profession.

Feline infectious peritonitis may have met its match. A new clinical trial has shown the effectiveness of an antiviral drug in treating this typically fatal disease.

The research team that developed a product to lessen the fear response in dogs to loud noises, such as fireworks, has won the Veterinary Record Impact Award.

Whether the procedure is performed in the clinic or at home, the veterinary team should always have the cat’s mental health and physical comfort and the owner’s feelings top of mind.

When designed right, incentive plans can engage and motivate your team, help achieve practice goals, and increase efficiency and profitability.

This veterinary client longs to provide care for her pets, but her financial circumstances have taken a turn for the worse. What would your advice to her be?

Broadening your patient base beyond dogs and cats can expand your clientele and generate additional revenue for your practice.

Dr. Mike Zareski and another passenger unable to escape light craft after it hits private home in San Diego County.

A 2015 outbreak of H3N2 canine influenza A virus highlights the need for effective outbreak control measures and increased monitoring of viral spread.

Early recognition and diagnosis, appropriate staging, and timely treatment elicit the best prognosis for these patients.

A unique study approach proves that pets can also be victims, highlighting the need for policy changes to protect both humans and animals.

Darwin’s Natural Pet Products has issued a recall for several lots of both cat and dog meals due to the risk for Salmonella infection—which can affect both pets and people.

A new study has found that dogs lick their mouths as an involuntary response to angry faces and could be using mouth-licking as a communication signal to humans.

Prompt recognition and treatment of animal poisoning enable the best patient outcome. Here is the latest on decontamination and detoxification.

The career trajectories of three outstanding professionals are proof that opportunities abound in veterinary medicine.

A letter from one reader regarding a previous article on end-of-life care, and a response from the author.