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Veterinary student debt summit on the horizon
Industry leaders will convene in April to explore student debt issues and solutions.
Veterinary issues in 2016: Will this be the year of telemedicine?
Were hearing lots of buzz surrounding this technology; the challenge is to sort the helpfulness from the hype.
New corporate ownership model keeps veterinary practitioners in the drivers seat
Veterinarians retain stake but focus exclusively on patient care.
S.C. animal welfare bill widens gap between shelters, veterinary groups
Shelters say income-based restrictions would cripple them, but veterinary groups remain firm on standards of care.
Letter to dvm360: Spend some time in the real world
Commentary on nonprofits overlooks key issues for private veterinary practices.
Rocket the Boston terrier receives pacemaker along with new lease on life
UC Davis veterinary cardiologists diagnose third-degree AV block.
AAVMC names James Womack recipient of 2016 Excellence in Research Award
Texas A&M genomics expert has applied work to veterinary, human health.
Cornell study unravels link between bariatric surgery, diabetes remission
Increased bile acid concentrations, receptor activity, help balance glucose levels, veterinary researcher finds.
NYCs Animal Medical Center unveils new Cancer Institute
2,470-square-foot facility equips four veterinary oncologists.
State of the Profession: Checking in on veterinarians practice ownership plans
Fewer than a third of veterinary professionals aspire to own a practice.
Product picks: Lost pet resources
Check out these set-home-fast products, because 1 in 3 pets gets lost sometime in their lives. (And without ID they dont get home.)
Older Dogs Finding Relief from Human Pacemakers
The story of Joe, a 7-year-old bulldog, and his new pacemaker is likely to warm you heart.
Avian Flu in Indiana
The new strain of influenza, H7N8, has not been seen before.
Veterinarians Significantly Contribute to Gross Domestic Product
The Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine and its alumni are having a profound impact on the state of Indiana
Emotional support animals rise in public awareness leads to misuse
Murky regulations allow people to bend the rules in this moral gray zone.
Racing suspended at New Mexico track due to equine herpesvirus outbreak
Affected horses are in isolation in Sunland Park, New Mexico.
"I need steroids, STAT!" But do you? Do you?!
Are corticosteroids always life-savers? A veterinary criticalist weighs in.
Overheard at the NAVC Ignite! talks
Missed the North American Veterinary Community Ignite! talks? Here are five quick takeaways.
Virginia Techs Dr. Nathaniel A. White honored by AAEP
White was awarded the Distinguished Life Member Award for his leadership and substantial volunteerism during his 43 years of membership.
Heartworm update: Antigen tests may return false negatives
Make sure infections aren't getting past your veterinary team
Rattlesnake bite! Reach for the antivenin?
Veterinary clients often decline this extra cost. A recent study examines whether thats OK.
H3N2 Isolation Time Longer Than Anticipated
Veterinarians need to become more familiar with the treatment measures for this highly contagious virus.
Recent Bill Divides Animal Rescue Organizations and Veterinarians
A new bill out of South Carolina is dividing veterinarians and animal societies.
Rabies Entering the United States Through Imported Animals
Animal welfare agencies are urged to rethink the practice of importing animals and instead focus on the welfare to animals here at home.
Veterinary insurer AVMA GHLIT rebrands as AVMA LIFE
AVMA LIFE aims to reassert itself as the personal insurance network designed specifically for veterinarians.
Dry-eyed at last: Nasolacrimal stenting procedure corrects a cat's tear duct obstruction
The pioneering technique from UC Davis keeps ducts permanently unobstructed.
ASPCA estimates 1 million dogs and cats are re-homed annually in the U.S.
Lower-income households reported access to free or low-cost pet services could prevent relinquishment.
2016 tick update: Populations are spreading
Veterinary parasitologist Dr. Richard Gerhold gives the low-down on these burrowing bloodsuckers.
Abbotts Compounding Pharmacy voluntarily recalls all unexpired lots of sterile compounded products for humans and animals due to sterility concerns
Recalled products were distributed exclusively in California beginning in January 2015.
Diagnostic update: When it comes to abdomens, radiography is out, ultrasonography is in
Michigan State veterinary radiologist offers four tips to gain as much info as possible when you peek at your patients innards.
