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Federal committee advises continued recognition; controversy delays federal approval for more than three years.

According to a study by NC State, your veterinary clients' beliefs in an afterlife for their pets could shape how well you interact with them in your practice.

Equine flu. Canine flu. Now do we have to worry about the frog flu, too?

18 spots to try along the KC Streetcar route.

A UK survey of owners of Italian spinoni with idiopathic epilepsy sheds light on the effects of caring for an epileptic dog.

UC Davis researchers say the lack of genetic diversity in English bulldogs is concerning for the future of the breed.

The state of practice is literally the issue when a snowbird veterinarian helps a neighbor's dog in need.

Richard E. Goldstein, will serve on the Scientific Advisory Board as its only veterinarian.

Both fluralaner and afoxolaner completely eliminated flea infestations on dogs in a field trial in Florida during the summer of 2015.

Your veterinary patients have several responses to extreme stress, but no matter which way they respond, their health may be in danger.

You've probably heard the term "lifehack." Here's why it's relevant to your life as a veterinary professional.

A discussion of DVM responsibility regarding medical records, veterinarian-client-patient relationships and narcotics.

Company Names Industry Veteran Charlotte Lacroix, DVM, JD, as Editor-In-Chief

Veterinarians hope their clinical research will address major gaps in forms of treatment.

Hallmark Channel, home of the Kitten Bowl, will host its first Olympic-themed kitten event.

Investigators recently reported in Environmental Science & Technology that cats with hyperthyroidism had significantly higher serum levels of polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) than did euthyroid cats.

How to use this biomarker in your veterinary practice to help you diagnose, treat and monitor chronic kidney disease.

USDA issues penalties for events that led to the deaths of 15 voles, among other violations.

Study at veterinary teaching hospital will examine safety and efficacy of robenacoxib.

Happy employees make happy clients, and what suits baby boomers may not fit millennials.

How practice managers and owners can make sure their newest doctor is a success.

Although dogs were typically considered to be refractory to infection with influenza A viruses, two canine influenza virus (CIV) subtypes—H3N8 and H3N2—have emerged in the past 12 years.

As veterinarians, we have a responsibility to look after the well-being of pets and animals. Not just the physical wellbeing, but the emotional wellbeing as well.

Implementing Fear Free SM strategies may not only reduce the patient’s stress–a noble pursuit in its own right—but will demonstrate to the client that you sympathize with their pet’s feelings. Subsequently, you will gain a more loyal client who is less hesitant to bring in their pet for a visit.

Cats can transmit several different respiratory pathogens to humans. Recognizing these diseases can help veterinarians appropriately treat feline patients and counsel clients about preventing zoonotic transmission.

This is an exciting time to be in veterinary medicine as we are seeing a renewed focus on animal health.

In veterinary practice, proper recordkeeping must be kept in order to prevent legal risks and repercussions.

Kennel cough is usually mild and self-limiting, but sometimes it can cause more severe illness.

Given the recent tragedies that have occurred across the globe and here at home, we need to take a step back and focus for a moment on family.