This week on dvm360.com: New partnership to combat canine osteoarthritis, plus more veterinary news
Here is a sneak peek at this week’s headlines
Happy Monday! We hope everyone had a lovely weekend and was able to spend time outside with their beloved pets.
Our Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference (ACVC) in Atlantic City, New Jersey is coming up in just a few weeks! If you haven't already, register here to attend and discover the latest veterinary insights and topics from renowned veterinary professionals.
In the meantime, here is what you will see this week on dvm360.com:
- Denise Rollings, CVT, VTS (Dentistry), discusses the ins and outs of root canal therapy, including endodontic instruments and equipment needed, in an advance interview with dvm360® ahead of ACVC.
- On this week's episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, chats with Jaclyn Dueñas, DVM about Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month and its importance in the veterinary profession and beyond.
- The Association of Shelter Veterinarians has named its first executive director who will oversee strategic, operational, and administrative responsibilities.
- Michele Drake, DVM, explains why team building is essential to a successful practice and how clarifying the mission and educating the staff can work wonders.
- Syntr Health Technologies has collaborated with HAPPYBOND to fight canine osteoarthritis by providing pet owners with an advanced, highly synergistic therapy.
- And more!
From poultry to public health: Understanding the H5N1 threat
October 29th 2024Veterinary and public health officials share the important roles of surveillance and prevention strategies, insights on the virus's transmission pathways, historical context, the One Health approach, and highlights effective precautionary measures to mitigate H5N1 risks.
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Modern technologies in veterinary diagnostics: Addressing industry challenges
October 29th 2024In the US, 66% of households own a pet. That’s almost 87 million homes. Even more striking, 97% of US pet owners consider their animals to be part of the family. This may not come as a surprise for those of us in the veterinary field, but it does underscore the growing demand for veterinary services — placing considerable pressure on our dedicated veterinary healthcare teams.
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