American Veterinarian Staff

Tips from business, financial, and practice management experts.

Advice and insight from veterinary experts throughout the country.

The FDA has approved two new products, one for feline parasite protection and the other for canine noise aversion.

Ensuring good nutrition for your pet means understanding what he is eating.

Three women on 1 superb surgical team are changing the lives of dogs and cats with pituitary tumors.

Tips from business, financial, and practice management experts.

The expanded recall now includes an additional quantity of Rad Cat Raw Diet across all varieties.

President Trump recently signed a bill that would give veterinarians more access to FDA-approved drugs.

For pet owners whose cat or dog suffers from the condition, understanding and treating urinary incontinence is anything but simple.

Advice and insight from veterinary experts throughout the country.

Nocita is now approved to provide up to 72 hours of pain relief for cats following onychectomy.

Veterinarians and pet owners can now administer Baytril (enrofloxacin) to dogs and cats more easily.

The company does not anticipate that it will resume sales of injectable opioids to the veterinary market until mid-2019.

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Tanovea-CA1—the first animal drug intended to treat canine lymphoma—has recently received funding to conduct a necessary field study for full approval.

The chewable tablet is now FDA approved for the prevention of Borrelia burgdorferi infections.

The use of Alfaxan has grown rapidly among US veterinarians due to its wide safety margin. And now, a new product registration has been approved by the FDA to increase the drug’s shelf life.

Dr. Young’s keynote presentation will take place on October 8 at the Atlantic City Convention Center.

If your veterinary practice uses any compounded sterile drugs produced by Ranier’s Compounding Laboratory, the FDA says they need to be quarantined.

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It is essential that people administering altrenogest products, intended for use in horses and pigs, take appropriate precautions to prevent human exposure to the medication, the FDA has warned.

Did you miss the announcements of these 3 new feline drugs?

Although most animals don’t love loud noises, for a large subset of pets—nearly half, by some estimates—the sensitivity to sudden, loud noises is more than a dislike.

Although flea control today is a good bit easier than it once was, it’s far better to prevent fleas than to have to treat an established infestation.