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Leading Off: In pursuit of wellness excellence
Dr. Steve Thompson discusses the many resources that make it easy and simple to bring the essential medical guidelines together.
Editors' Note: The patient in front of you
We've updated the look and feel of our publications to help you help your patients even better.
Bucking the strain of bucked shins
Although fairly prevalent in 2-year-olds, this common inflammatory condition of the cannon bone can affect any Thoroughbred racehorse in training and lead to more serious injury further on in a horse's career.
Where did I go wrong? Words with clients
Does your veterinary clinic express 'annual' glands and remove 'grow-nads'?
Stampede: Battle of the little bull
This small bovine causes huge problems when it gets loose in a veterinary clinic parking lot.
Dogs in the midst of disaster
Search and rescue canines bring comfort, relief to Sandy victims.
Uncovering the gray areas of EPM
Certain areas have seen cluster outbreaks of this disease and helped shed light on risk factors and preventive measures.
Idea Exchange: Save time with a copy
A tip for noting tapering dosage schedules.
Idea Exchange: A photo collage makes for happy clients
How you can post a gallery of your patients on the wall to engage clients.
New veterinary school planned for Arizona
Midwestern University is one of several new veterinary colleges in the works throughout the U.S.
Mind Over Miller: Why not strive for longevity?
Dr. Robert M. Miller wonders why a long life span hasn't been included as a significant breeding factor.
21 tips to enhance your crystalluria interpretation
Use this list of dos and don'ts the next time you process a veterinary urine sample.
Pets and Vets: Pit bull survives ax attack in Florida.
Animal health state by state.
Deaths of 19 BLM horses blamed on toxic milkweed
Preliminary laboratory tests indicate that contaminated hay is the culprit.
Photo gallery: Dogs in the midst of disaster
See the disaster through the eyes of search-and-rescue canines, veterinarians and Massachusetts Task Force 1.
New York Life bails as AVMA health insurance underwriter
GHLIT working to transition members to new plan by the time coverage runs out Dec. 31, 2013.
Shelters: friend or foe? CATalyst takes a look
Study: Misperceptions exist but so does willingness to work together.
A safer way to place chest tubes
This technique involving a little soft tissue dissection reduces the chance of iatrogenic damage during placement.
Top veterinary news trends in 2013
A look to what we'll be talking about in 2013.
Holiday Hound Cakes recalled due to mold
Dog treats were made specifically for PetSmart stores.
Top veterinary publications introduce new look, features in 2013
Improved resources, easier opportunities for engagement and a smarter, more eye-catching design take these veterinary brands to the next level.
Antifreeze manufacturers agree to add bittering agent to make products unpalatable to animals and humans
Bittering agent will be applied to products manufactured in all 50 states.
Canine patient emits toxic gas, sending veterinary staff to hospital
Common commercial rodenticide thought to be cause of poisoning.
University of Tennessee large animal hospital nears completion
Veterinary school hopes to regain full accreditation with $20.9 million expansion.
DVMs receive student debt repayment awards from USDA
Awards average $98,000; go to veterinarians who agree to work in underserved areas.
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