Amanda Carrozza

Veterinarians and interventional radiologists in California joined forces to treat a rare intracranial arteriovenous malformation in a German shepherd.

Through a 2-part test, investigators attempted to analyze the true connection between dogs and their owners, particularly in times of distress.

Toxoplasmosis has emerged as the leading cause of disease-related deaths in Hawaiian monk seals, one of the country’s most endangered mammals.

Email marketing doesn’t have to be a guessing game. Using simple analytics, the habits of your audience can guide you to success.

Maryland’s Department of Agriculture is taking advantage of dogs’ keen sense of smell to detect foulbrood in its bee colonies.

How far would you be willing to go to defend your practice’s online reputation?

A new study has found that naturally occurring endocannabinoids may have the potential to slow tumor growth and prevent cancer migration in mice with osteosarcoma.

In addition to providing client support, veterinary social workers are trained to enhance the emotional well-being of veterinary staff.

Veterinarians are reporting a significant increase in the number of patients being treated for marijuana intoxication.

The on-campus research and pathology building will focus on improving the understanding of zoonotic and vector-borne diseases.

A veterinary research group at OSU has confirmed the existence of an exotic tick that has been previously reported in New Jersey, Virginia, and West Virginia.

This year’s Award for Scientific Achievement recognizes a professor emeritus of surgery and dentistry for his extensive work.

According to U.S. News & World Report, these are the best cities to live in.

Jump-start your practice’s email marketing campaign with these tips on content, design and frequency.

At Torigen Pharmaceuticals, Inc., veterinarians and immunologists have developed a cancer vaccine that utilizes a patient's own tumor cells.

This year’s Global One Health Award winners are recognized for their work in developing more sensitive Bartonella tests.

A Queensland koala at the San Diego Zoo is among the first recipients of Dexcom 6, an interoperable continuous glucose monitoring system designed for humans with diabetes.

Once believed to be on the verge of global eradication, Guinea worms have infected hundreds of dogs in Chad.

Returning back to work after a vacation can disappointing. Here’s how to make it better.

Meet the first dog to complete a clinical trial aimed at treating hemangiosarcoma.

Imagine a world where you knew exactly how much coffee you needed to reach super-veterinarian status. There might soon be an app for that.

With the launch of its first nutritional supplement for dogs, a New Jersey biotherapeutics and bionutrition company has entered the veterinary health care marketplace.

A canine clinical trial researching the effectiveness of a cancer vaccine in preventing any type of cancer in dogs is ready for its next stage of work.

Some veterinarians operate under the assumption that some fictions are fact. Here’s why they shouldn’t.

The discovery of a new H1N1 strain of influenza in dogs has researchers questioning whether man’s best friend could become the source of a future pandemic.

Although considered rare, reports of murine typhus have increased in recent years.

Osteoarthritis is an important topic among veterinary professionals, but is it addressed in the exam room as often as it should be?

International Cat Care is asking veterinarians to take a “scruff-free” pledge and institute alternative methods for handling cats in the exam room.

The World Small Animal Veterinary Association continues to receive support for its campaign to secure global access to veterinary therapeutics.

A recent study suggests it may be possible to catch up on the benefits of sleep by hitting the snooze button on the weekend.