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AKC, Pfizer ink deal to fund veterinary research, develop medicines
New York -- Pfizer Animal Health just become the exclusive "biopharmaceutical partner" with the American Kennel Club's Canine Health Foundation.
Consumer Reports pokes its nose into pet insurance
Veterinarians will want to know what the consumer watchdog is saying to pet owners about four purveyors of pet health insurance.
Banfield, P2V join forces to help military personnel, emergency responders
Portland, Ore. -- The non-profit P2V joined forces with Banfield, The Pet Hospital to provide veterinary care to adopted pets placed with military service members, veterans and emergency first responders.
Veterinarian ranks as fastest growing professions in United States
Fortune magazine projects 36 percent growth in veterinarian jobs by 2018.
Hartz initiates voluntary recall on dog treats
Secaucus, N.J. -- Hartz Mountain Corp. is recalling a dog treat due to concerns over the risk of Salmonella contamination.
Franck's Pharmacy resumes veterinary compounding practice
Franck's Pharmacy resumed its veterinary compounding practice after a federal judge refused to order a temporary ban.
Experts take a deeper look at Gulf oil spill effects
Repurposed technology will map out the extent of oil and chemical impact on wildlife.
P&G issues small voluntary recall on Iams dry food
Cincinnati -- Proctor & Gamble is voluntarily recalling a small number of bags from one Iams dry cat-food formulation.
Front-desk quiz: Test your medical knowledge answer 2C
Veterinary groups collaborate on nutrition consortium
Educational push hopes to make hospital team, pet owners 'nutrifluent'
Maxillary swelling in a 2-year-old cat: What's your diagnosis?
Discover why this feline is missing a canine.
Veterinarians' role in safety of Standardbreds
The AAEP issues new recommendations targeting the harness racing industry and recommendations for veterinarians' roles.
Healthcare reform: What it means to your veterinary practice
Learn how new healthcare laws mean big changes for your veterinary practice.
How to raise prices
The cowboys felt they were being overcharged for what they thought was a simple procedure.Then they tried it themselves.
The electrolyte debate heats up
Often clients will consult their veterinarians regarding conditioning, nutrition, supplementation and managing horses exercising in extreme heat.
Has domestication made dogs dumb?
The question of whether dogs have become too "domesticated" has researchers in Australia putting canines to the test for answers.
Front-desk quiz: Test your medical knowledge answer 8B
The 40-30-20-10 veterinary client countdown
Woe is the day if the 10 percent of animal keepers become the majority at your veterinary practice
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Gulf coast practices report drop in business
Veterinary practices in the Gulf Coast are feeling the financial impact of the oil spill
Front-desk quiz: Test your medical knowledge answer 5C
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Front-desk quiz: Test your medical knowledge answer 3D
A fresh look at identifying sepsis in cats
The incidence of sepsis in cats is unknown, partly because sepsis can be challenging to diagnose in cats.
Short-nosed dog breeds more likely to die in flight
While the number of animals that die on commercial flights is relatively small, according to DOT, the report suggests that some dogs suffer in the air more than others
Front-desk quiz: Test your medical knowledge answer 9A
The details of non-compete agreements
Fear of competition is driving a growing reliance on the use of non-compete agreements by veterinary practice owners.
Life-saving strategies: Important considerations in emergency medicine
A Q&A with emergency and critical care veterinary practitioner Susan Barnes
New Merck Manual edition set to debut in October
Merck plans to introduce a new edition of the Merck Veterinary Manual on Oct. 10.