
Emerging data from a recent study reveal that the frequent misidentification of spurious parasites in canine feces may signal an elevated risk of true parasitism, emphasizing the importance of accurate fecal diagnostics.

Emerging data from a recent study reveal that the frequent misidentification of spurious parasites in canine feces may signal an elevated risk of true parasitism, emphasizing the importance of accurate fecal diagnostics.

Valuable parasitology lessons from WVC 2025 shared by Jeba Jesudoss Chelladurai, BVSc, MS, PhD, DACVM (Parasitology; Immunology).

At VMX 2025, Kevin Costner shared heartfelt stories about animals, purpose, and perseverance in an inspiring opening-day keynote address

Elizabeth Reed, BSVT, LVT, CCRA, recounts the story of how her veterinary CPR skills helped save a stranger’s life during a roadside emergency.

Treating exotic animals comes with unique challenges, but a collaborative approach and noninvasive therapies can make a world of difference

Integrative therapies like pulsed electromagnetic field therapy and shockwave therapy are game changers for pets recovering from neurologic injuries, according to Leilani Alvarez, DVM, DACVSMR

As the UK leads the charge on banning xylazine, Peter Weinstein, DVM, MBA, and Kelley Detweiler talk about what's next for the US

Veterinary practices face steep penalties for paperwork errors, making proper recordkeeping on controlled substances a non-negotiable aspect of practice management

Laura Wilson, DVM, DACVD, explained that what’s in the bowl can make all the difference for dogs with chronic skin issues

Atopic dermatitis isn’t just a skin problem—it’s a multifactorial disease requiring a holistic, patient-specific approach

Veterinary practices can simplify controlled substance compliance by focusing on 4 essential pillars

As a leader in 24-hour veterinary care and a champion for women in the field, Patricia Kennedy Arrington, DVM, CVFP, has dedicated her 50-year career to transforming veterinary medicine and inspiring future practitioners.

A trailblazer in small animal internal medicine, Ann E. Hohenhaus, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology, SAIM), has spent decades advancing the profession through clinical expertise, mentorship, and impactful communication.

Fetch dvm360® Conferences deliver unparalleled education, networking, and value for every veterinary professional.

Rapid relief hinges on medication

Recent study results presented at WCVD10 show promise for fast relief of canine otitis externa symptoms

How one veterinary technician is empowering communities through innovation and philanthropy

How this driven technician made an impact on the profession with her educational venture, Beyond the Crown Veterinary Education, which aims to improve dental practices in veterinary medicine.

Alex Sigmund, DVM, DACVO, urges veterinarians to consider the often-overlooked side effects of ocular treatments.

A panel of world-class dermatology experts shared the latest trends and treatment methods in their specialty

Chris Rocchio, DVM, shares his experiences with buying and selling veterinary practices, as well as pitfalls to avoid

Jason Pieper, DVM, MS, DACVD, shares expert tips on diagnosing and managing food allergies and atopic dermatitis in small animals

4 tips from Jennifer Bruns, DVM, MPVM, on set yourself up for success when you take plunge into becoming a practice owner

One veterinarian’s quest to battle burnout and help veterinary professionals achieve sustainable careers

Learn how listening both the customer and your heart can make all the difference

Explore the Sentrx Animal Care line of evidence-based eye-care solutions

Learn about the unique features and vision behind Heart and Paw’s pet care facilities

Learn how Dr Rosenberg balances multiple roles as a veterinarian

Discussing how bacteria can form biofilm and the products that can disrupt this layer

Plus, meet this episodes guest, Andrew Rosenberg, DVM, DACVD