Addressing the emotional challenges faced by veterinary students
Find out how incorporating virtual care services can not only enhance your client experience but also save your veterinary team a lot of time.
NCVMA president Shannon Bass, DVM, shares how veterinary teams can help and be more prepared for a natural disaster
Veterinary students are taking advantage of social media to promote positivity during the pandemic.
Cheers to the clients who make obtaining a patient history, ahem, a breeze.
The Match can be an overwhelming, intimidating process but a veterinary surgery resident has advice and information for those considering applying to internships and/or residencies
Heart + Paw introduces a new model for co-ownership
The author shares tips for practicing feline medicine while mitigating fear, anxiety and risk of injury
NAVC CEO Gene O’Neill discusses attendance at VMX this year and the theme for the 2025 event in an interview with dvm360.
There are multiple factors to consider when selecting the right veterinary cannabis product for each patient
Smaller household sizes, urbanization, social distancing measures, and public health concerns have led to a shift in consumer behavior.
Receptionists juggle calls and clients’ questions, schedule appointments, and do so much more to keep a practice running smoothly
The threat of Lyme Borreliosis is real, but with the appropriate preventative action, we can avoid it
Why—and how—one veterinary student is filling a need of many veterinarians in the profession.
In a dvm360 interview, Lee Pope, DVM, shares what veterinarians most-often request of their patients' medications.
Finding a balance between business and personal time can help veterinary professionals find pleasure with both
The Independent Veterinary Practitioners Association was founded for a single reason: to help independent veterinary businesses thrive in an era of corporate consolidation.
The use of deep learning algorithms for diagnostic imaging in your practice can improve the care you provide, save money for your clinic and clients, and enhance customer satisfaction.
The barrage of COVID-19 research has begun, including studies that have not yet been qualitatively reviewed for the validity of findings or suitability for publication. Here's what you should keep in mind.
Continuous glucose monitoring devices provide a complete picture of the glucose trends in patients with diabetes.
Assessing pain, maintaining oral health, and monitoring blood work may lead to improved quality of life
By using the properties of water, patients with certain conditions can benefit from muscle relaxation, improved joint range of motion, muscle tone, strength, and endurance
The intricate relationship between human and pet microbiomes represents a fascinating and highly relevant area of study for veterinary professionals.
The Vcheck V200 in-clinic analyzer provides quantitative results in minutes
Millennials are one of the largest driving forces behind pet health insurance growth.
Subsequently, first responders and working dogs may be more exposed to opioids during their course of duty
Determining a patient’s primary allergic trigger is important to optimizing an allergic pet’s comfort and response to therapies
Arlo, a 2-month-old intact male Siberian husky, was presented to his primary care veterinarian 1 week after being bitten on the muzzle by another dog.