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The relationship between welfare quality and the neutrophil:lymphocyte ratio can provide important insights into a working or breeding horse’s living environment.

Topping the world news this week are a veterinary nurse who poisoned her own pooch, a French animal rights activist who was gored by a bull, and a snakebite map now available in Australia.

Translational research studies in pets can serve as a useful bridge between traditional animal models and human clinical trials.

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Without Dr. Codger breathing down her neck, Dr. Greenskin is able to grow her confidencebut can she convince her boss that they need to grow their veterinary team?

Texas veterinary board, animal health commission, USDA and more begin outreach in areas inundated with water in the storm's wake.

The end of the world may mean the beginning of a career pivot for veterinarians. With the right attitude, doomsday could be your lucky day!

Federal Trade Commission requires corporation to divest 12 veterinary clinics as a condition of acquiring pet care company VCA, Inc.

The National Institutes of Health has awarded a $4.8 million grant to the University of Arizona for continued development of a vaccine against valley fever that will protect dogs and, eventually, humans.

A survey of veterinary cancer specialists reveals which chemotherapeutics oncologists commonly avoid and which drugs they use to address these common adverse effects in their patients.

Shelter survey results and suggestions can help veterinary practices keep team members happy and engaged.

Agency allows more professionals to complete training in hopes of preventing spread of zoonotic disease, among other goals.

The plague has resurfaced, this time in two separate Arizona counties.

Whether you are a veterinarian or team member, work in a private practice or a shelter, teach students or are a student, there is a conference for you.

Understanding when fear-based aggression is most likely to occur, plus how to identify and manage it.

Offering clients additional payment options is a smart business decision that can help increase revenue, improve pet health and enhance client relationships.

As a teenager, Dr. Bo Brock heard tell of a giant in the equine lameness field. Decades later, he got to work with him for a week.

Stimulating interest and action among new and prospective clients is not as simple as it might seem.

At the 2017 Western Veterinary Conference in Las Vegas, Lori Bidwell, DVM, DACVA, CVA, CVTP, presented an update on analgesia in geriatric horses.

A look at some of the latest and greatest products in veterinary medicine for August 2017.

Ditch the conflict and develop confident communication to resolve workplace issues.

If you see cats in your practice, you undoubtedly will see a significant number of upper respiratory infections. At the 2017 Western Veterinary Conference in Las Vegas, Dr. Mike Lappin discussed 2 of the leading causes of respiratory infections in cats—bacterial and viral.

The veterinary conference formerly known as CVC has much more than a new name.

Veterinary conference presented by dvm360 team will focus on all facets of veterinary life and amp up the engagement.

Researchers sought to determine the sensitivity of biochemical indicators for detecting acute and chronic hepatitis in Labrador retrievers.

To some, a mundane task like cleaning an examination table between appointments may seem unimportant. But this simple action, and its role in biosecurity, deserves more focus than it sometimes receives.

The answer may depend largely on your level of financial literacy.

This week in veterinary news from around the world: why stray dogs are turning blue in an Indian neighborhood, the first animal shelter opens in Turkmenistan, and why more Chinese pet owners are turning to acupuncture for their furry friends.

How can One Health strategies be used to strengthen coordination between animal and public health services to prevent dog bites and rabies?