Authors


Kevin Kelley, DVM

Latest:

Glucose requires monitoring in the canine/feline veterinary patient

Discover the significance of glucose and the diseases, conditions and symptoms related to hypoglycemia plus methods for monitoring glucose levels in dog and cat patients.


Jennifer Grebow

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Why ingredients for pet food supplements should be studied

When it comes to formulating nutritional supplements for animals, choosing ingredients with species-specific research is key.


MD Architects

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How to plan for the"pee line”

Running a clean clinic is the dream, but it can be hard to maintain in a pet-friendly space. Here are a few design strategies to help keep the workplace glistening.



Caitlin Keat, BS, MS

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How to keep your team feeling appreciated all year-round

Here are some employee appreciation strategies that work


Megan Manzano, Senior Editor of Special Projects

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Drug free ways to manage pain and separation anxiety in pets

How Zomedica's Assisi Loop and Calmer Canine line use targeted pulsed electromagnetic fields (tPEMF) to reduce pain and anxiety in pets.


Elizabeth Reed​​​​, BSVT, LVT, CCRA

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How vet tech skills helped save a human life

Elizabeth Reed, BSVT, LVT, CCRA, recounts the story of how her veterinary CPR skills helped save a stranger’s life during a roadside emergency.


Miranda Morman, BS, PharmD candidate

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Fighting greenhouse gas emissions with cattle genetics

The use of technologies to increase food production and understand the implications of gene editing are being explored


Kathryn E. Reif, PhD, MSPH

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Podcast CE:Tick Tidbits: Ticking Off The 5 Ws on These Tiny Troublemakers

Explore the rising threat of ticks to pets and humans, and discover effective prevention strategies with Credelio Quattro (lotilaner, moxidectin, praziquantel, and pyrantel chewable tablets).


Chelsea McGivney, DVM

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Leveling up end-of-life care: Excellence, compassion, and the future of veterinary hospice

On this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast presented by dvm360, the Caring Pathways team joins Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, to talk all about end-of-life care


Elizabeth Capitano, DVM, CCFP

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Six Dastardly Derm Myths

Discover the truth behind common veterinary dermatology myths and learn how to manage itchy pets effectively this Itchy Pet Awareness Month.


Holly Sawyer, DVM

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Critical techniques for effective client communication

Accessing the client-patient circle of trust requires transparency, effective dialogue, and patience on both ends—and ensures trust and loyalty to your clinic.


Harley Orion, GeniusVets CEO

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Prospering post-pandemic: adapting to today's veterinary clientele

Making the most of social media to improve practice performance


Grant Gilbert

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Thoughts on online learning during COVID-19

A veterinary student shares some of the challenges he faced with virtual learning and social isolation during the pandemic.


Joya Griffin, DVM, DACVD

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A brief overview of anal sac retention syndrome

Joya Griffin, DVM, DACVD, explains anal sac retention syndrome is and which dogs are most at risk


Rosemary Bayless, DVM, MS, DACVIM (LAIM)

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Update: AAEP parasite control guidelines

This succinct review of equine internal parasite control measures reflects modern strategies now in place to reduce development of resistance.


Caitlin McCafferty, Editor

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Founder of Brakke Consulting passes away at 84

Ronald Brakke passed away due to complications related to viral encephalitis last month.


Jude T. Bordelon, DVM, MS, MBA, DACVS-SA

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Surgical drains are useful in small animal wound management

Practitioners must consider drain types, mechanism, monitoring, removal, and more


Lindsey H. Boone, DVM, PhD, DACVS-LA

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Sinoscopy in the standing horse

Sinoscopy is a minimally invasive diagnostic procedure that can be performed on the standing horse. The technique can allow good visualization and treatment of paranasal sinus disease and eliminate the need for more invasive procedures such as large bone flaps. Knowledge of the paranasal sinus anatomy is the most important aspect of the procedure.


Josh Sanabria, DVM

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Why inclusivity in veterinary settings matters—for clients, pets, and the medical team

Josh Sanabria, DVM, discusses cultivating environments where people feel safe, respected, and cared for, in this dvm360 commentary.


Jessica Milne, BVSc, GCertSAUA

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Clinical case study: The case of the missing gallbladder

This clinical case explains how a 10-month-old dog was diagnosed with a rare condition—gallbladder agenesis—and how it will be monitored in the future.


Aboli Ghatpande

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Companion animals, vaccines, and risk to patients with cystic fibrosis

Risks of live-attenuated bacterial veterinary vaccines for immunocompromised pet owners and protecting them by using a One Health approach


Casey Locklear, DVM

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Using new combination drug to protect against parasites

Casey Locklear, DVM, discussed the combination drug’s efficacy and administration of the therapy, during an interview with dvm360.



Renée Alsarraf, DVM, DACVIM (Onc)

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The problem with the 'gold standard'

Renée Alsarraf, DVM, DACVIM (Onc), talks about how there is no one fixed approach to animal care


Shawn P. Messonnier, DVM

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Coenzyme Q10 use in pets

Your veterinarian just prescribed coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) for your pet. How will it help?


Kristen Coppock, MA, Associate Editorial Director

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Avoid Halloween horrors with client communication

Education is important and reminders are key for keeping patients safe during the holiday season


Harry Cridge, MVB, MS, PG Cert Vet Ed, DACVIM (SAIM), DECVIM-CA, FHEA, MRCVS

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Management of pancreatitis in dogs and the role of PANOQUELL®-CA1 (fuzapladib sodium for injection)

Fuzapladib sodium for injection can help manage clinical signs associated with the acute onset of pancreatitis, a common disorder in canine patients


Heather Timmerman, DVM

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Case study: Linear foreign body in feline patients

Objects can get caught around the base of the tongue, knot up in the stomach, and become lodged in the pylorus or further down in the gastrointestinal tract


Kelly Rayon, AIA, NCARB, LEED GA

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Establishing a strong framework

Identifying organizational goals defines a clear path for a practice and lays a solid foundation for design conversations

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