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Is clot prevention important in pets with IMHA?

Dr. Robert M. Miller sorts through the debate on controlling wolf populations.

Here's a good use for that spare contact lens holder.

Even the non-superstitious veterinarian should beware of this powerful foe.

What competition from big box stores can mean to your veterinary practice's bottom line.

Exam room reference sheet

Here are seven tips to help you get started and make the most of green sheets.

A reader tip for keeping muzzles easily at hand.

And does amylase and lipase activity measurement play a role?

Florida veterinarian looks to capture congressional seat and using his background with large animals to his advantage.

An analysis of the best method to prioritize critical patients.

Three generations of veterinarians, builders and carpenters keep this Syracuse, N.Y., practice thriving.

This reader tip gets even the most suspicious dogs to take pills happily.

A sea turtle recovers from skull surgery in North Carolina and other state news from the world of animal health

A new strategy for achieving appropriate antibiotic drug use.

Try toothpaste as a solution to stubborn smells.

How the triennial State of the Profession survey was conducted.

Dr. Robert M. Miller tells of the days when he briefly wore a beard and mustache, and the confusion that sometimes ensued.

An antigen assay is one of the newer tools at your disposal for diagnosing this fungal disease.

This tip for using styptic powder involves extra sample tubes and cotton.

Create a holder to keep glue at hand.

During the 11th annual Pet Healthcare Industry Summit, Banfield presented four recipients with an Industry Summit award.

'Chew Barka' and "Pico de Gato" tops list.

Guidance on when a blood tranfusion might be needed in your patients.

A solution for attaching rabies and microchip tags.

Dr. Eliza Sundahl encourages all clinics to change their clinic culture when it comes to cats.

A reader tip to help bottles keep their tops on.

We all have those in our lives we admire, but it's not often we find ourselves in the spotlight. This essay is courtesy of the columnist's granddaughter.