New Feline Hepadnavirus Identified
The death of an immunocompromised cat has led to the discovery of a previously unknown feline virus that may play a role in both human and veterinary research and health.
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Link Between Birth Month and Canine Heart Disease Risk
For both dogs and people, it seems that in utero exposure to air pollutants may increase the risk for cardiovascular disease development later in life.
PRODUCT NEWS: Merck Updates Equine Flu Vaccines
Prestige vaccines now meet current OIE and AAEP guidelines for clade 1 and clade 2 equine influenza virus strains.
Legacy of Love: One Woman's Journey to Help Domestic Violence Victims
Lucy’s Project shines a light on a largely unaddressed—and often unrecognized—issue: animals affected by violence at home.
Creating Your Not-To-Do List
Some people swear by to-do lists to increase productivity, but others believe in an entirely contrary method: creating a list of what not to do.
Best States for Working Moms (Like You!)
As a working mother, does your state offer you enough support?
First TED Veterinarian Celebrated for Advancing 'Zoognosis'
As the first veterinarian selected to become a TED fellow, Claire Simeone, DVM, has focused her career on improving health across all species through knowledge transfer.
AVMA 2017: Why 'Dental' Is a Dirty Word
Providing quality oral care to your patients and conveying the value of that care to your clients will improve compliance, staff satisfaction, and practice profit.
5 Best States to Have Fun
Do you live in one of the most fun states in the country?
AVMA 2017: 'You' and 'I' Need to Communicate Better
Effectively communicating with team members and clients requires a lot more “I” and a lot less “you.”
Bad Day at Work? Give Yourself a (Mental) Break
We all have bad days at work, but when we let bad days get to us we usually toss and turn at night, new research reveals. A new study uncovers trends in workplace incivility — and what can be done to ameliorate the problem.
On the Hunt for Good Food? Try One of These Apps
Whether you’re traveling or just looking for a delicious new experience, these five food finder apps can point you to the best eateries in town.
Veterinary Students Stand Together for Suicide Awareness
Veterinary students have created the #VetMedUnited movement to spread awareness of suicide and break down the stigma associated with asking for help.
Can a Promotion Lead to Better Work-Life Balance?
Despite what may be intuitive, having a higher position at work may improve your work-life balance.
First Live-Attenuated Equine Influenza Vaccine Developed, Tested
Equine influenza virus is highly contagious, and preventing its spread can even help avert a pandemic. Now, researchers believe they have developed the first live-attenuated vaccine to do just that.
8 New Equine, Alpaca Studies Receive Funding
The studies range from preventing foal pneumonia to identifying better treatments for equine asthma.
Feeling Like a Fraud? How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome
You may never have heard of it, but experts say the odds are high that you suffer from it. What is imposter syndrome, and how can you conquer your self-doubt and learn to enjoy your success?
WVC Announces New Dates for Annual Veterinary Conference
Mark your calendars: Western Veterinary Conference will be held a month earlier in 2019.
PRODUCT NEWS: Dechra Launches Nutraceutical for Seasonal Pet Allergies
Redonyl Ultra Soft Chews contain palmitoylethanolamide—a proprietary substance that supports skin health.
Heartworm, Lyme Disease Forecast Looks Gloomy
The Companion Animal Parasite Council predicts that heartworm and Lyme disease incidence rates will increase across many regions of the country in 2018.
Huge Grant Awarded for Canine Osteosarcoma Vaccine Clinical Trial
The University of Pennsylvania has just been awarded one of the largest single grants ever given by Morris Animal Foundation to conduct a clinical trial for a new canine osteosarcoma vaccine.
Don't Believe These 5 Social Security Myths
Is Social Security really going broke? Do you have to file for benefits once you reach retirement age? We debunk these and other myths that may affect your financial future.
Let It Go, Let It Go: New Research Says It's Better For Your Health
Researchers looked into how people respond to life’s daily stressors and found that holding onto negative feelings takes its toll on your physical wellbeing.
Student Team Wins Award for One Health Efforts
The student organizers of Iowa One Health Day 2017 gain recognition for their work in bringing this important movement to the forefront.
Animal Welfare Group Fights Rabies in Myanmar
By the end of this pilot program, FOUR PAWS International will have vaccinated 50,000 dogs and cats in Myanmar against rabies.
Do Your Clients Know to Dispose of Pet Pharmaceuticals?
Discarded pharmaceuticals and personal care products have a major environmental impact, and veterinary professionals are in a prime position to do something about it.
Following Multiple Violations, FDA Demands Action From Raw Pet Food Manufacturer
Darwin’s Natural Pet Products has issued 5 pet food recalls since October 2016. At least 1 pet has died, and now the FDA is stepping in.
New Airline Ranking Considers Pet Passengers
To determine the best airline of 2018, analysts considered a new factor: our furrier travel companions.
New Study Uses Data-Driven Insights to Improve Pet Health
Proactive, preventive veterinary care for their patients is the goal of veterinary professionals everywhere. It’s also the aim of a new 3-year pet health study launched by Mars Petcare.
The Poison Potential of Succulents
With the popularity of succulents on the rise, it’s important to know which plants are safe and which may be poisonous to pets.