Steve Dale, CABC

The upcoming Dog Bite Prevention Week is an opportunity to promote awareness about lowering the risk

Caring for patients with life-altering needs can test the human-animal bond

Keeping pets physically and mentally engaged as they age is fundamental to their well-being and overall health

My thank you letter to all the veterinary professionals who have welcomed me into the industry

The latest installment of Vet World News from Steve Dale, CABC, discussing his opinion on midlevel professionals in veterinary medicine as a solution to access of care

With the increase in patients and veterinary visits, here are ways clinics can be more efficient

A new veterinary clinic obesity prevalence survey aims to collect data

Taking cues from a feline can help improve a veterinary visit and behavior at home

A different kind of canine-friendly lifestyle is shown to tourists on a trip to Mexico

The emotional well-being of their fur babies matters just as much as their medical health

The purportedly hypoallergenic Devon rex breed is known for being trainable and mischievous

Since its founding in 2016, Fear Free, LLC, has had an everlasting effect on the veterinary community. Here is a deeper dive into Fear Free and what it does to help veterinary professionals, pet parents, and most importantly, the pets.

The work of Niels C. Pedersen, DVM, PhD, provided a foundation for investigators studying an antiviral drug for treating COVID-19.

The willingness to work for food has been observed in some captive animal species in zoos and laboratory rodents.

With the release of Antech’s and IDEXX’s in-clinic digital cytology scanners, veterinary professionals can deliver fast results to clients and connect with pathologists like never before.

An animal behavioralist sets the record straight on where pet parents get their information and sheds light on the many misconceptions surrounding feline behavior.

A bacterial culture, the gold standard for detecting urinary tract infections can take days to produce visible results, causing doctors to prescribe antibiotics in the interim for pet symptom relief. Antech’s new FIRSTract produces results in just hours, helping to reduce overuse of antibiotics.

A growing number of veterinarians endorse the idea of vaccinating against both canine infectious respiratory disease complex and canine influenza virus. Here’s why.

Veterinarians should discourage prospective pet owners from purchasing puppies and kittens from retail stores.

The new name reflects the organization’s commitment to the health and well-being of pet cats, homeless cats, and shelter cats.

Cat owners need help simply getting kitties to your veterinary clinic's door.

Two simple but savvy media lessons for veterinary practitioners thrust into difficult discussions about the profession-in the exam room or on TV.

A new book makes strides busting the dominance theory.

Steve Dale argues ABC doesn't answer all necessary questions in recent show criticizing veterinarians.

It's all about cat carrier training-and there's never a better time to start than now.

Encourage clients to try behavior modification to deal with a scratching kitten.

Latinos visit the veterinarian less than other Americans, according to some attendees at the 2013 Banfield Pet Healthcare Industry Summit. But at least one study says different.

Clients often think their indoor-only cats don't need regular veterinary visits. Use these tips to explain the importance of preventive care-and start seeing more felines in your practice.

When pet owners can't afford basic healthcare for their animals, the pets suffer-but so do the people.

Use this advice to help veterinary clients ease their pet's anxiety.