Caitlin McCafferty, Content Producer

This positive result is the sixth rabid animal reported in Middlesex County and the third in Piscataway for 2025.

Learn more about Scribenote and the evolution of artificial intelligence, plus its impact on veterinary medicine, in this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast presented by dvm360

Onyx, a 9-month-old experienced show animal, was rushed to UC Davis after becoming acutely ill at a show.

Third-year veterinary student Jeremiah Pouncy joins this week's episode to talk more about his life in veterinary school, how he got there, and where he hopes to go after.

New stem cell therapy has shown effective in boosting immune recovery for cats with feline infectious peritonitis.

From wet labs to a women’s symposium, check out all that Fetch Kansas City has to offer

Each year, the Hambone Award honors the most unexpected, unusual, and outrageous events that led to a surprise veterinary visit.

Here is a sneak peek at this week’s headlines.

Craig Clifford, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Oncology) wins the 2025 dvm360 Veterinary Hero award in the internal medicine category.

In this live recordings of The Vet Blast Podcast presented by dvm360, explore the challenges and best practices for food allergy diets in canine patients

Discover insights from first-year veterinary student Sophia Jodka on balancing academics and personal interests during preveterinary and veterinary school.

In this Vet Watch Update, our host Dr Christopher Lee shares more on what exactly normalcy bias means, and what it means for potential New World screwworm patients.

The West Highland white terrier ate the medication after it was mistakenly dropped on the floor by the pet's owner.

WSU veterinarians unveil a groundbreaking genetic test for early detection of chronic kidney disease in cats, enhancing pet health and longevity.

Check out this week’s headlines

Discover the truth behind common veterinary dermatology myths and learn how to manage itchy pets effectively this Itchy Pet Awareness Month.

On this episode of VetXChange, Kathryn E. Reif, MSPH, PhD, is tackling the world of tiks with our host Adam Christman, DVM, MBA

A dog suffers severe reactions after chewing on an agave plant.

The JAK inhibitor will be available to veterinarians and dog owners in the United Kingdom by the end of Q3 2025.

Explore the rising threat of ticks to pets and humans, and discover effective prevention strategies with Credelio Quattro (lotilaner, moxidectin, praziquantel, and pyrantel chewable tablets).

Because tick-borne diseases pose a danger to patients, understanding the species from which they originate can help equip health care providers and clinics to protect their patients.

Discover insights on proactive pet care, anal gland issues, and innovative treatments in veterinary medicine.

Health officials are finding medetomidine is now emerging as a dangerous adulterant in the illegal drug supply and is often mixed with other illicit drugs.

How serious of a threat is resistance to clients and patients?

With small companion animal parasite resistance being an increasing fear, how can professionals tell the difference between resistance and reinfection?

A group of volunteers led by Vernard Hodges, DVM; and Terrence Ferguson, DVM, will educate students in the Washington, DC, area on what it means to be a veterinary professional.

Jeba Jesudoss Chelladurai, PhD, BVSc, MS, DACVM (Parasitology; Immunology), emphasizes the importance of individual case assessments for anthelmintic resistance, particularly in canine hookworms.

Megan Leavey took the stage at the 2025 AVMA Convention to talk about her life as a K9 handler in the armed forces, and her fight to adopt the dog she worked with

Jennifer K. Quammen, DVM, MPH won against Mary Ergen, DVM, to lead the American Veterinary Medical Association

Plus, the role technicians can play in owner compliance for preventive care