American Veterinarian Editorial Staff

Steve’s Real Food is recalling 3 lots of raw pet food due to the potential for contamination with Salmonella and Listeria.

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In light of the ongoing opioid abuse epidemic, a new FDA resource center includes recommendations for veterinarians who stock or prescribe opioids to their patients.

More than 100 animal products manufactured by King Bio have been recalled due to high levels of microbial contamination.

The FDA continues to investigate the possible link between grain-free diets and heart disease in dogs. In the meantime, the agency has provided answers to some commonly asked questions.

A host of effective modalities are available for alleviating discomfort and improving mobility in dogs with degenerative joint disease.

As many as 70 lots of raw cat and dog food have been recalled due to potential Listeria contamination.

According to an FDA alert, dogs developing dilated cardiomyopathy that are not typically prone to the disease have 1 thing in common—they’ve been fed diets containing legumes, lentils, and potatoes as the main ingredients.

True Hemp’s line of hemp-seed based pet chews, dental sticks, and supplement oils will now be adorned with a National Animal Supplement Council quality program seal.

If approved, the label expansion would make Nocita available for use as a peripheral nerve block in cats.

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The FDA has detected Shiga toxin-producing E. coli and Salmonella in samples of raw pet foods manufactured by Arrow Reliance Inc. prompting additional recalls.

After testing by the FDA and the Ohio Department of Agriculture, 2 lots of Radagast raw cat food tested positive for Listeria monocytogenes.

Kim Long will also oversee the client division for the Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference.

If you purchased this raw pet food, its manufacturer is urging you to discontinue use and return the product to its place of purchase.

Redbarn Pet Products has expanded its February 9 recall of 7-inch Bully Sticks.

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General practitioners can gain a great deal by getting involved in veterinary dentistry.

A variety of dog food products from 4 popular brands are being removed from stores following allegations that pentobarbital has been found in the products. American Veterinarian® will continue to update this article as new information is publicized.

More than 15 varieties of Smucker’s pet foods are being pulled from retail shelves nationwide following an investigation into pentobarbital-laced dog food.

The FDA has proposed an amendment that would require certain animal drug reports to be submitted electronically.

Due to potential contamination with Salmonella, several cases of Ground Turkey Pet Food and bags of Beefy Munchies have been recalled.

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Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets were developed specifically for cats with early and advanced stages of chronic kidney disease.

Dana L. Brooks will assume of the role of president and CEO for the Pet Food Institute.

Vivos Inc. received FDA notification that RadioGel is classified as a device for animal therapy. The product will be marketed as IsoPet for use by veterinarians.

A new canine osteosarcoma vaccine has been granted a conditional license and will be tested among 2 dozen veterinary oncology groups. With enough success, the vaccine could be given a full license and unrestricted distribution in the United States.

As the first family of vaccines to provide 1-year immunity from 3 different canine infectious respiratory diseases, Vanguard Rapid Resp will help veterinarians prevent the preventable.

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