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This new hybrid conference model will allow delegates with travel restrictions a chance to engage online and those who can make the trip, face-to-face interaction.

Companion animal practitioners can take poultry under their wing by incorporating into their practice medical care for these birds and by counseling clients on proper fowl husbandry.

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Texas Tech University’s School of Veterinary Medicine will start with an inaugural class of approximately 60 students in fall 2021.

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When push comes to shove, as it has with COVID-19, the veterinary profession plows ahead, identifying innovative ways to get the job done while forging ever-stronger bonds with clients.

Four students weigh in on diversity, equity, and inclusion in veterinary school, and share their own unique journey to veterinary medicine.

In this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, second-year veterinary student Mariacamila Garcia Estrella reflects on her journey as a Latinx veterinary student and discusses recent efforts to educate veterinary students about Latinx culture and the Spanish language.

Interested in implementing a telehealth component to your practice, but not sure where to start? The Veterinary Virtual Care Association is here to help.

Banfield Pet Hospital announces its plan to increase the pipeline of veterinary professionals and to tackle diversity, equity, and inclusion issues.

CBD-rich, hemp-based nutraceuticals appear to be relatively safe in healthy dogs and cats, but dogs seem to absorb CBD better than cats.

The pros and cons of hiring relatives at your veterinary practice.

A look at the economics of incorporating virtual care in your hospital, and how to make it worth your while financially.

In honor of this special day, here are 5 articles that detail some of the latest information about this deadly zoonotic disease, plus recent efforts to stop it in its tracks.

Here's a sneak peek at this week's coverage of the veterinary industry.

All recipients received an AABP Veterinary Student Recognition Award and shared $90,000 in scholarship funds.

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In this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Dr. Christman is joined by Fred Wininger, VMD, MS, DACVIM (Neurology), who shares his extensive knowledge about intervertebral disk disease in dachshunds.

Last month, dvm360 hosted a virtual recruitment fair for recent graduates and other veterinary professionals on the hunt for a new job. If you missed it, don’t worry—you can still register and access the event on demand.

Veterinary teams must be prepared to provide immediate triage and assessment for patients that are having difficulty breathing.

Advice from a veterinary dermatologist for treating drug-resistant skin infections in your patients while protecting their owners and your staff from possible exposure.

Using telehealth can maximize staff efficiency, provide clients with face-to-face care, and increase practice revenue. Here’s a look at the role technicians can and should play in providing virtual care.

On this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Dr. Christman talks with Andrew Luna from Vetstoria about the many ways technology can be used to increase productivity in veterinary practice.

The demand for equity, diversity, and inclusion is being heard throughout the nation. In the veterinary profession, affinity groups are demanding less talk and more action.

Pawsibilities connects individuals from underrepresented groups and offers mentorship opportunities.

A healthcare financial expert shares strategies for increasing sales and traffic at your practice despite changes brought on by the pandemic.

The long-running organization is partnering with its student-run arm, Pride Student VMC, to create scholarship and mentorship opportunities.

Ideas for improving client relationships during curbside care that don’t cost much but have a big payoff in terms of bonding clients to your practice well beyond the pandemic.

This new comprehensive guide highlights the latest scientific learnings and regulatory information on cannabis-derived products in animals.

There have been no reports of illness related to any of the products recently recalled by Sunshine Mills, Inc.