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Biopsy Supplies
Products Group International introduces biopsy needles that can be used with one hand, are automatic and disposable.
Study probes income disparity question
Cleveland — Age, experience, business orientation and practice maturity might explain why income disparities exist between the profession's men and women.
Air Purifier
Airsonett introduces the Airshower air purifier.
Canine Insulin
Intervet's Vetsulin (porcine insulin zinc suspension) is the first and only insulin approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to manage canine diabetes.
Horse industry adds nearly $40 billion to U.S. economy
WASHINGTON - 6/30/05 - A study released today reveals the horse industry contributes $39 billion in direct economic impact to the U.S. economy and supports 1.4 million full-time jobs.
Mad cow disease found in second U.S. cow
WASHINGTON - 6/24/05 - The first case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) was discovered in the United States since stringent firewalls to protect the food supply were installed in 2003.
Cornell disease detection facility gets $1-million facelift
ITHACA, N.Y. - 6/21/05 - The Pathology Teaching and Diagnostic Complex at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine has been upgraded for the first time since its construction in the 1950s.
Medical malpractice crisis: Coming soon to a profession near you
Veterinarians average $312,360 in revenue production and the average medical malpractice premium hovers at $197...
AABP annual student award winners named
ROME, GA. - 6/20/05 - Two out of five annual awards that recognize academic achievement by the American Association of Bovine Practitioners (AABP) were given to students at the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine.
WNV rears in California
SACRAMENTO, CALIF. - 06/17/05 - This year's first equine cases of West Nile Virus (WNV) in California have been reported in Plumas, Sonoma and Kern counties. The cases were confirmed about a month earlier than the first cases of 2004, when the state's 540 positives accounted for about 40 percent of all U.S. reports.
Feral cat reclassification flounders in Wisconsin
MADISON, WIS. - 6/16/05 - A push to declare feral cats an unprotected species has been rejected by Wisconsin lawmakers and tabled by a state agency charged with moving the measure.
Legislation calls for airlines to investigate animal injuries
WASHINGTON - 6/15/05 - A new system imposed by the government to track animal safety starts July 1 for commercial airlines.
USDA hosts BSE roundtable
ST. PAUL, MINN. - 6/13/05 - Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns says he is pleased with the firewalls the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has put in place to protect the U.S. beef supply from potential disease.
Student authors win federal health award
WASHINGTON - 06/10/05 - A veterinary-dentistry team wins first place in the interdisciplinary category of the Department of Health and Human Services Secretary's Award for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention.
AVMA convention to feature diversity symposium
MINNEAPOLIS - 6/9/05 - The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) plans to host a program to address diversity in veterinary medicine during the group?s annual convention next month in Minneapolis.
Osborne honored in ceremony for distinguished professors
MINNEAPOLIS - 6/8/05 Carl Osborne, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACVIM and DVM Newsmagazine author and adviser received the Distinguished Teacher Award, as one of the 14 professors to receive the award at the University of Minnesota
Hartz plans to discontinue topical medication for felines
WASHINGTON, D.C. - 6/7/05 - The Hartz Mountain Corp. says removing the company's topical flea and tick medication for cats is necessary due to owner reports of adverse reactions to the products.
Wisconsin DVM earns international honor
MEXICO CITY - 6/2/05 - Dr. Rebecca Kirby was awarded the World Small Animal Veterinary Association's (WSAVA) Hill's Excellence in Veterinary Healthcare Award during the group's annual meeting in Mexico City.
Idea Exchange: Bandage kits for owners
We make special kits for owners whose pets have had surgery and require additional bandaging, so the owners can re-bandage pets at home.
Idea Exchange: Don't be hard on your knees
When you are on the floor holding an animal, it is helpful to put a foam garden pad under your knees to reduce the impact on them.
Idea Exchange: Surgical staples vs. sutures
When male cats require urinary catheterization, we use surgical staples to keep the catheter in place rather than sutures.
Idea Exchange: Encourage preanesthetic testing
Our anesthesia authorization form used to only have the traditional "Accept" and "Decline" check boxes beside the preanesthetic blood profile and IV catheter and fluids services.
Idea Exchange: Tired of jingling tags?
Have owners attach their pets' identification tags to their pets' collars with zip ties.
Idea Exchange: Handout for parents who expect too much
Parents who expect their children to take care of the family pets often find out that the pets are being fed several times a day or are missing meals at the hands of children who are not yet capable of these responsibilities.
Endodontic disease: Remove the source of infection
Concussive force from blunt trauma can result in pulpal inflammation and death of the pulp tissue.
Stampede - School of hard knocks
Her head went down, and snot started flying.
Monensin
Elanco received approval from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to expand the range of use of Rumensin? (monensin sodium) in dry feed supplements for dairy cows.
Congress considers $1.5 billion for veterinary facilities
Washington — Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges (AAVMC) officials want Congress to strengthen the nation's veterinary programs by more than $1.5 billion.
When to refer?
There are multiple reasons to consider referring a patient to a veterinary dental specialist. Factors to consider when deciding on when to recommend a referral include the patient's problem, the primary veterinarian's level of expertise, available equipment, and the individual client and their expectations regarding patient care.
Pet Fountain
Drinkwell Pet Fountain is the original pet fountain and was designed by a veterinarian.