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Here's Part 2 of our conversation with Dani McVety, DVM, and Mary Gardner, DVM, founders of Lap of Love Veterinary Hospice.

Remove the worry from repaying your student loan debt: Be defensive, plan wisely, allocate accordingly and pay attention.

Julie Fischer, DVM, DACVIM, presented a lecture on common urologic conditions, including chronic kidney disease, acute ureteral obstruction, and incontinence.

Tips and insight from business, financial and practice management experts.

Orbital implant placement and standing position significantly increase the risk for surgical site infection following transpalpebral enucleation in horses.

Two circulating microRNAs have shown potential as diagnostic and prognostic biomarkers for an array of canine cancers.

Due to potential contamination with quaternary ammonium compounds, United Pet Group has voluntarily recalled several brands of its rawhide dog chew products.

Could topical treatment with moxidectin/imidacloprid plus oral doxycycline be a viable alternative to the melarsomine protocol in treating heartworm disease?

At ACVIM 2017, Dr. Lisa M. Freeman presented results of a study evaluating quality of life for owners of dogs with heart disease.

In a recent study, robenacoxib injected subcutaneously at a dosage of 2.0 mg/kg/day for 3 days controlled pain associated with soft tissue surgery in dogs.

A team of Swiss researchers set out to evaluate the serologic response of dogs to vaccination with to Nobivac L4, and to determine whether clinical signs or changes in hematology, blood biochemistry, or echocardiography occurred after vaccination.

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Which is better for histologic diagnosis of bone lesions: fine-needle aspiration or biopsy? Each has pros and cons.

With dozens of dogs reportedly affected, Florida officials are calling for veterinarians and pet owners to create “community immunity” to canine influenza through vaccination.

A team of researchers has found that declawing domestic cats can lead to some unexpected adverse outcomes.

London takes center stage in this week’s roundup, with the mauling death of a zookeeper, luxury dog spas, and animal cruelty charges against one of the country’s zoos.

Three bills landed on the Oregon governor’s desk this week asking for the state to enforce stiffer penalties against those who commit crimes against animals.

What your clients want to know: What type of cancer does my pet have? How extensive is it? How can it be treated? A veterinary cancer expert outlines the basics.

In a recent study, researchers investigated the use of a transdermal lidocaine patch for added pain control in dogs receiving morphine and carprofen after ovariohysterectomy.

According to a recent study, learning in horses is affected by extrinsic stress, reinforcement type, and personality.

Is your veterinary team correctly measuring success when it comes to diet modification trials for chronic enteropathies?

A team of researchers determined that priming equine mesenchymal stem cells with proinflammatory cytokines negatively affects the cells’ proliferation and differentiation potential.

In this week's roundup: pet wearables gaining popularity in China, the decline of pet vaccinations in the UK, and the Indian government's ban on the sale of cattle for slaughter.

A recent study has found that hundreds of thousands of cats in the United States are likely infected with heartworms—and that may be a low estimate.

The prevalence of specific subgingival bacteria varies between dogs and humans with periodontal disease.

A team of researchers has determined that the urinary bladder of healthy dogs contains a diverse bacterial population that differs from the genital and rectal microbiomes.

Ticks are expanding in number and geographic distribution across the United States. Here’s how veterinarians can help protect people and pets from tick-borne disease.

A local health department in Georgia is taking action following multiple attacks by a rabid cat.