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Group also raises limit on license-defense coverage.

Lawsuits and nuisance employees should give aspiring veterinary owners perspective.

Researchers at UC Davis have found that B. burgdorferi can stop the body from remembering previous invasion and mounting an immune response if an animal is reinfected.

Vitriolic cyberbullying campaign targets finalists in AVMF final vote.

The successful repair of this dog's heart defect had its origins in human health, with 'blue' babies.

Fluid therapy debates, ultrasound advancements and a Fear-Free tip from critical care specialist Garret Pachtinger.

Proposed new guidelines from FDA recognize that compounding from bulk substances is sometimes the best option for veterinarians.

Pet owners and veterinarians view elements of wellness very differently.

One investigator attempts to rein in the fearmongering about cats and toxoplasmosis.

Here's how to comply with a global security standard coming to the United States for the first time.

Our profession must keep up with changing business modelsor suffer the consequences.

Current VMLRP funds subject to 39 percent federal withholding tax.

A guide to when intervention is indicated in your veterinary patients with dental problems.

What you can and can't do dentally when treating a show dog.

With the addition of Dr. Lori Teller, six women now sit on this powerful, historically male governing committee.

Chicago veterinary clinics seeing instances of illness in vaccinated pets.

Carl Fulton, DVM, has been treated and made a full recovery from the exposure.

Company voluntarily recalls, temporarily ceases production and distribution of the product while an investigation into the contamination is carried out.

Almost 75 percent of respondents research financing and other cost issues, according to CareCredit study.

The search for a permanent replacement starts in the fall.

We cannot underestimate the impact of a decline in quality brought about by the distributive model of clinical veterinary education.

The PAST Act would replace self-policing with USDA inspectors.

Referring veterinarians request for advice meets resistance from oncologist when client returns to general practice.

A rabies drive with a cast of characters for the record books.

Is what separates you from competitors succinct enough to be a hashtag?

To my fellow attorneys: Do good for your clients rather than derailing their plans while your meter is running.

Frequent treats can help distract patients from what's going on at the veterinarian's office.

See the effect of Clipnosis on a feline patient in this video.

From uncooperative to much more accepting.

A well-placed forehead rub makes all the difference.