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Natural remedies abound for treating common diseases in people and pets, but what exact role they should play remains undetermined. This study looked specifically at the use of milk thistle for helping pets with liver disease.

Never run out of inventory with this handy card system.

Reports of dogs ingesting C-4 have come from nine states and, as described here, from as far away as Kandahar, Afghanistan.

Dr. Robert M. Miller remembers when he was first asked to write his monthly column, more than 40 years ago.

Keep the odor away with this handy tip.

Veterinarians who raced in Boston Marathon ask "what if?"

Dr. Robert M. Miller weighs in on his recommendation concerning AVMA insurance in a previous column.

Pharmacy income is a significant source of revenue for most veterinary practices, but market forces are changing the picture for the future.

Avoid these mistakes to ensure a good outcome in all your nauseated patients.

Incorrect answer for Image Quiz: Itchy plaques in a German shepherd

Use these links to access practice guidelines developed by veterinary organizations.

At fairly low dosages, atomoxetine-a drug in people to treat ADHD-can be toxic in dogs and cats.

Try dispensing products in biodegradable waste disposal bags.

The dosage for zinc (elemental) was listed incorrectly in Table 2 of this article.

Dr. Miller knows many of you will scoff at the surprising confirmation that Bigfoot exists.

Training exercise provides needed vaccinations for local livestock.

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This study looked at whether such a screening is worth it and what it means if the results are negative.

Client handout: Parasites at a glance

Online resources for veterinary students.

Veterinary toxicology expert prefers banned poison over new neurotoxin.

Insurance companies host events in Las Vegas to recognize veterinary honorees.