Jennifer Gaumnitz, Senior Content Specialist

You meet the nicest people on a ...um motorcycle. So, let the good times roll because its not the destination, its the journey.

The nutritional information you can assimilate from the label on a pet food is not exactly complete and balanced. Being aware of the shortcomings of package labels will help you recognize what you can't know and figure out where else to look for facts in your quest to help owners choose the best food for their pets.

Discover digital tools that allow you to communicate and collaborate with your veterinary team, when a meeting really isnt necessary.

With a stepwise triage exam, you can quickly recognize an equine patient in shock. Your clinical impressions and understanding of the cardiovascular circuit can help identify the type of shock, which will guide your treatment plan.

Everyones been to a poorly planned, badly run meeting, whether face-to-face or online. Learn easy strategies for not being that managerthe one who forgot to plan ahead.

Veterinarians can do better for geriatric dogs and cats and their families. An end-of-life veterinary care expert tells you what breaks her heart and shares practical tips for your practice to help ease the problems clients may face in their pets' last years.

When cats in your practice have degenerative joint disease (and the majority do), are you recognizing the related pain and debilitation? Your TLCan accurate diagnosis, multimodal management and simple environmental modificationscan bring comfort to these cats and their owners.

What new or updated treatment protocols, formulations, food or drugs are now available or on the horizon to treat seizuresthose coughs of the brainin your veterinary patients?

Does the alphabet soup of liver enzyme activities got you stumped? Dr. Jonathan Lidbury answers common questions on interpreting canine liver laboratory results and gives guidance on how to proceed with confirming a diagnosis, including when to perform a liver biopsy.

The equid family tree was shaken up in a recent study by an international research team.

Each of these health problems causes harm in its own way, and it's not unusual for patients to present with all three. Early detection and intervention and a multimodal management strategy are keys to taming this tangled trio and improving a patients quality of life.

This easy-to-use online tool keeps you current on equine infectious disease cases occurring in your state.

New research shows that Zika kills the kind of brain cancer cells that are hardest to treat.

What makes horses do what they do? Dr. Robert Miller breaks down this ambitious topic into 10 main points. And, interestingly, all are related to the first-the equine flight instinct.

The answer: One Health. Such a significant movementand youre a vital part!

New research shows that Toxoplasma gondii may be more harmful to the adult human brain than once thought.

According to experts like Dr. Bruyette, hypothyroidism is the most overdiagnosed endocrine disorder in dogs. Heres how you can stop the hyper-perscription to hypothyroidism.

Yawn ... you already know about hypothyroidism treatment in dogs. What's the big deal? A LOT! Including the fact that you may be oversupplementing that levothyroxine. Dr. Bruyette talks the latest and greatest in the realm of canine hypothyroidism.