Parasites are common in dogs and cats and there are often misconceptions about the prevalence of parasites in adult pets.
The success 2 companies have found with this ideal solution
Topical therapeutics should be a veterinarian’s first line of defense against superficial dermatologic conditions. Follow this rundown of the ingredients and multiple types of treatments for skin problems.
A boarded oncologist provides insight into how affordable, older medications can open the door to alternative options for managing these diseases
The multimodal approach to canine rehabilitation using shock wave therapy
Dealing with a patient that is constantly itching, licking, or shaking its head can be frustrating. Here are some helpful ways to manage these difficult cases.
What to look for when diagnosing and managing an acute crisis
Newborn puppies and kittens can become compromised quickly. Here’s what you need to know when caring for these fragile animals.
One veterinarian offers advice on coping with pandemic pressures while strengthening well-being among team members.
The technique is primarily used for diagnosing lymphomas, leukemias, and immune-mediated blood dyscrasias as well as future implications
Attackers use a wide range of techniques to break into systems, find sensitive data, and deploy encryption tools to lock data
Considerations for the use of echocardiography to evaluate suspected tumors located in the heart.
A veterinarian who participated in the 2018-2019 AVMA Fellowship Program considers the implications of gene editing in both food animals and pets.
Learn whether you should become a practice owner, plus tips on starting this journey and being successful.
With colic as a leading cause of equine deaths, researchers are looking to identify risk factors
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Assessing traditional and recently approved therapies for canine lymphoma
A look at endoparasite prevalence, how to get the best results from fecal testing, and how anthelmintics can help protect our patients (Sponsored by Elanco Animal Health).
A powerful culture in the dental practice can withstand the onslaught of cancellations, chaotic schedules, difficult patients, miscommunications, and insurance issues.
Technicians, compare your typical physical exam for cats and dogs to mine to see if you’re checking every nook and cranny of your veterinary dermatologic exam.
How COVID-19 prompted veterinary care to change and the new ways of the business that will remain in the post-pandemic world.
As pet owners and veterinarians seek natural aids as part of multimodal therapy for joint disease in companion animals, here’s a look at one potential supportive remedy that you may never have heard of.
A guide for general practitioners in performing hepatic guillotine and punch biopsy techniques.
Learn about the background and properties of cannabidiol, the controversy it is facing, and how it can improve quality of life for human and animal patients.
With the preponderance of serotonin-associated medications prescribed for both people and animals, veterinarians must know the potential for toxicity in their patients.
The free-roaming feline population can provoke controversy among veterinarians, wildlife lovers, cat advocates and public health experts. Here's an evidence-based look at how these programs work—and why they are effective.
Insights and tips to ensure success for this common surgical procedure.
Trilostane, currently the most used treatment for PDH, is a synthetic steroid analogue. It competitively inhibits the 3-beta hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase enzyme blocking cortisol, aldosterone and sex hormone production.
Proper positioning is critical. Use of anesthesia and/or restraint boards will reduce the human exposure to radiation, but may pose increased risks to the compromised patient. These risks should be assessed prior to obtaining radiographs.