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The week-long celebration honors the hard work and dedication of practice management professionals

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The grant awarded to Sylvester.AI will help the company advance pain detection technology for chronic feline pain

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The state-of-the-art research and development center in Georgia will help improve the health and wellbeing of animals

Weave software enhancements include veterinary-specific elements drawn from customer feedback

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The latest addition to dvm360’s Fetch On-Demand programming will feature lectures from the 2024 Fetch Kansas City conference

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Workshops offer in-depth education for veterinary professionals

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Watch these videos to learn more about atopic dermatitis, topical therapy, and the link between dermatological issues and behavioral concerns in animals

Each article highlights different advancements in the world of veterinary diabetes treatment and management

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The Fetch dvm360 conference will be leaving Atlantic City, New Jersey, following this year's event, October 14-16

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Linda Ellis, DVM, sits down with Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, to talk about common liability claims in the veterinary profession.

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Articles spotlighting 2024 technological advancements for improving outcomes for veterinary patients in need of rehabilitation therapy

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Sports medicine and rehabilitation programs at the US universities were named the first honorees of the recognition program supported by the American Kennel Club