Jennifer Nessel

With help from a renowned Japanese heart surgeon, the program will teach veterinary health professionals the complex mitral valve repair procedure.

A raw turkey pet food brand is being recalled after testing revealed Salmonella contamination and 1 person became sick after handling the product.

Idexx has announced improvements to 2 of its chemistry analyzers.

The agency believes that floppy-eared dogs appear friendlier and less aggressive to travelers.

For the second time this week, a raw pet food manufacturer is disputing FDA claims of contaminated products. Faulty testing, they say, is to blame.

The partnership will advance research and education on the many benefits of the human-animal bond.

OA and overweight/obesity in pets are inextricably linked. Banfield’s new report offers tools and insight for better management of these patients.

The Lincoln Memorial University College of Veterinary Medicine is the 30th fully accredited veterinary program in the United States.

The definitive list of dry dog foods recalled as a result of potential vitamin D contamination.

Dr. Julie Funk is set to lead the developing College of Veterinary Medicine toward accreditation this year.

Dogs with B-cell lymphoma are closer to living longer thanks to an initial seed investment from an Iowa firm.

The long-acting feline recombinant erythropoietin product epoCat is being developed for the management of anemia in cats.

The AVMA has restructured its foundation’s board of directors to maximize the organization’s support for its foundation and its members.

Member veterinarians who have contributed their time, services, money, or resources are being honored through the AAEP’s annual “Good Works” campaign.

In its new report, the Animal Legal Defense Fund outlines which states do the best and worst job protecting their pets from harm.