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Dean of Cornell veterinary school on search committee.

Lines are drawn as members of the veterinary community voice their opinions on complementary and alternative veterinary medicine.

First phase of exchange will focus on the needs of veterinarians 65 and older.

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Practitioners who carry drugs in vehicles told they're violating Controlled Substances Act.

Download this list of 20 critical parameters to evaluate in critically ill patients every day.

This procedure is not only useful for breeding purposes but can also help you detect problems in a dog's prostate gland.

Members will be able to 'shop and compare' insurance plans this spring.

State can now regulate puppy mills.

Commission seeks nominations for areas in need of food animal medicine, rural private practice or public practice.

Recruitment for dogs with lymphoma is underway.

Veterinary professionals, students take advantage of CE opportunities.

Eager to show their expertise, veterinary clients help diagnose a poisoned dog.

Reference list for "Rethinking your approach to perioperative fluid therapy"

A recent increase in nocardioform placentitis serves as a good reminder for veterinarians to review the best ways to catch this infection early and how to treat it.

Dr. Robert M. Miller wishes for his wife of 56 years.

Try this tip to keep patients clean during activated charcoal administration.

Zoetis largest IPO for U.S. company since Facebook.

New developments in saddle analysis can help veterinarians determine if a horse's sore back is due to poor-fitting tack.

Bad pet health information has been circulating for centuries.

Drug unavailabity often means going "underground."

Keep catnip spills to a minimum with this reader tip.

A reader tip to ensure porcupine quills don't stray.

A slight change in the way you think can alter the entire nature of your practice.

6-month-old Siberian Forest cat was the most pleasant-smelling pet the veterinarian had ever treated.

Milo's Kitchen's chicken-based treats also recently recalled.

Veterinarian now evaluates hospital safety plans and state's open-carry gun law.

Rescue Central aims to provide groups with improved tools, resources for success.

2008 EPA regulations may have unintended but dangerous consequences.

FDA continues to investigate pet illnesses associated with Chinese chicken products.