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MSU sends teachers, students on statewide Neuter-a-Thon
Students from Michigan State University take three-week tour to perform spays and neuters across the state.
Eastern equine encephalitis reported in Indiana
State officials warn northern county residents to take precautions
Massachusetts Veterinary Medical Association to spearhead campaign to microchip pets
Marlborough, Mass. -- The Massachusetts Veterinary Medical Association will lead a statewide campaign in September to microchip pets.
A special event at the 2010 CVC in Kansas City
USDA takes new animal ID system on the road
A new mandatory food animal identification program is the subject of public meetings in August.
Nutrition veterinary technician specialty announced
Chair of the new Academy of Veterinary Nutrition Technicians, Kara Burns, left, stands with the chair of the NAVTA Committee on Veterinary Technician Specialties, Amy Butzier, CVT, (VTS Equine).
The dvm360 Five - Episode 18
This edition of the Five covers the Year of the Veterinarian, food-animal antibiotics, veterinarians' most important skill outside of medical know-how, and more.
Company involved in 2007 pet food recall sold for $239 million
Toronto, Ontario -- Menu Foods -- known largely for a widespread pet-food recall in 2007 -- was purchased by Arkansas-based Simmons Pet Food, Inc. for $239 million.
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Tufts dean named Outstanding Woman Veterinarian of the Year
Medford, Mass. -- The Association for Women Veterinarians Foundation named the dean of Tufts University's veterinary college its 2010 Outstanding Woman Veterinarian of the Year.
More airports offering outposts for pets
National Report -- Reagan National Airport and Washington Dulles are two of the latest airports in the United States offering pet relief areas for traveling companions.
AVMA names Congressional Science Fellows
Schaumburg, Ill. -- Terry Ryan Kane and Kathryn A. Simmons are the 2010-2011 Congressional Science Fellows for the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).
University of Florida names new associate dean of infectious disease department
Gainesville, Fla. -- Longtime faculty member Dr. Paul Gibbs has been named associate dean for the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine's Department of Infectious Diseases and Pathology.
Recall on dog treats expands
Amarillo, Texas -- Merrick Pet Care is expanding a recall from earlier this month to include another 80 cases of its Texas Hold'ems dog treats.
Henry Schein Animal Health reports 269.7 percent boost in second-quarter sales
Melville, N.Y. -- Henry Schein Inc. reported record second-quarter financial earnings that included a huge boost in sales for North American Animal Health with Butler Schein Animal Health.
BizQuiz: Are you educating your veterinary team? (Answer 10C)
Taking the BizQuiz? This is the answer to question 10 of "Are you educating your veterinary team?"
Salmonella in frozen reptile feed may have sickened pet owners in 17 states
Cleveland, Ga. -- Mice, rats, and chicks sold as frozen reptile feed may have been the cause of human illnesses in 17.
Equine Image Quiz: A pony with polydipsia and forelimb lameness
Correct answer for Equine Image Quiz: A pony with polydipsia and forelimb lameness
OSHA offers guidance for influenza protection on commercial swine farms
Washington -- A two-page document offering guidance on avoiding the spread of influenza was developed by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and now is available on OSHA?s Web site.
Hendra virus treatment to be produced by the University of Queensland
Brisbane, Australia -- A three-way agreement facilitated by a $300,000 grant will result in the production of a new treatment for the deadly Hendra virus at the University of Queensland in Brisbane.
Managing the blue eye blues: Equine corneal disease
Corneal disease and damage resulting in cloudy, blue eyes has many causes.
Gender, age bigger factor in race fatalities than track surface
Lexington, Ky. - Track surfaces have much less connection to racehorse injuries than other factors, like gender and age, according to new data revealed by The Jockey Club.
Brain aging in dogs: Prevention and treatment: Second of a two-part series
Diet, supplements, drugs and cognitive and physical stimulation all play roles.
Trends and best practices for patients with acute renal failure
A Q&A with veterinary internist Barrak Pressler
Aspiration pneumonia in neonatal foals
Bacterial pneumonia is a common cause of disease in young foals.
