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The company was granted to pursue conditional approval as the CVM recognizes there is no current approved animal drug in the US for treating feline HCM.

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This free New Jersey event offers a suite of informative and engaging material headlined by a renowned industry well-being speaker and coach, plus offers the opportunity to earn 2 CE credits.

Practice Hub™ will grant veterinarians a complete e-commerce solution for customers, streamline pharmacy operations, boost revenue at clinics, and beyond.

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The legislation will require food containing the substance toxic to pets—xylitol—to include a warning label highlighting its harmful effects.

The funding will allow the company to discover the efficacy of its leading compound to further improve antibiotic treatment for bovine mastitis.

This partnership will promote Antinol’s “Keeping Happiness in Motion” initiative by highlighting the pet joint health supplement's benefits on social media.

Brush up on your equine medicine knowledge with these 3 articles that cover the latest diagnosis and treatment methods.

Veterinary practice manager and owner of Halow Consulting, Bash Halow, CVPM, LVT, shares why conforming to a 'Woe is me' mindset at your practice can be harmful to your fellow team members.

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Anivive Lifesciences' Chief Commerical Officer Chad Todd, DVM, discussed the future of Anivive Lifesciences including the development of a new vaccine.

This collaboration will help spread awareness of the challenges veterinary teams face while also empowering, educating, and supporting industry professionals.

Help clients give their pets the medicine they need without the hassle.

The partnership allows policyholders to choose the best pet coverage for their pet’s needs, plus have access to treatment from any veterinarian of choice and simplified claim processing.

CYCLAVANCE™ oral solution marks the first FDA-approved liquid cyclosporine for dogs in the United States.

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Outpatient prescribing and dispensing of ivermectin has increased an alarming 24-fold since before the pandemic. Though the drug is FDA-approved for human use to treat internal and external parasite infections, it is not approved for COVID-19.

Dr Liz Bales sheds light on why felines tend to mask pain or illness, plus the importance of routine veterinary visits.

Here is a look at 3 articles designed to ensure safety while patients undergo anesthesia.

The pet biotechnology company is looking to collaborate with veterinary clinics to help advance its research studies focusing on areas of unmet needs in feline health.

This new healthcare system, co-owned by employees prioritizes burnout prevention with an overarching mission to "bring veterinary medicine back to veterinarians."

The partnership will explore the benefits of utilizing remote infrared thermography for a variety of threatened or endangered species in zoos.

The FDA's CVM is asking veterinarians and animal care retailers to educate people on the harms of using this animal drug to ultimately, help prevent more people from falling ill.

Dr Liz Bales explains the significance of recording a cat's weight each time they visit the clinic and how this can help detect potential health issues.

The company is making strides in the veterinary industry by wholeheartedly supporting its staff's well-being.

Fetch speaker and pet expert Steve Dale, CABC, offers useful tips for helping to get more cats into your veterinary clinic.

The CBD line was created with the respect for the intensity, agility, and endurance canine athletes and working dogs experience.