How CBC automation can help diagnose cold-stunned sea turtles
During his lecture at the Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference (ACVC), Paul Bloom DVM, DACVD, DABVP, highlighted a few new medications to consider implementing into your treatment plan for patients with pyoderma, pruritus, and otitis.
Now that the FDA has conditionally approved the first-ever insect vaccine for the prevention of American foulbrood, what does it mean for the future of sick colonies?
The pandemic has increased the use of telehealth for veterinary visits and this trend is expected to continue to rise. Though in some state the telemedicine restrictions were loosened due to COVID-19, it is uncertain if the status of these will remain in the future.
Getting a new pet in the household is an exciting time for everyone involved, but how can veterinary professionals make the transition easy for all?
Blood smear evaluations, in concert with automated cell counts, play a vital role in confirming results and potentially guiding diagnosis and treatment
If 2020 has taught veterinarians anything, it’s that they need to be ready to adapt if they want to stay competitive.
The procedure is a safe and effective treatment for the prevention of nephrosplentic entrapment
Subsequently, first responders and working dogs may be more exposed to opioids during their course of duty
Modern tools allow animals to be examined, given diagnoses, and treated all in the same visit, while also having them heal quicker
A veterinary dentist demystifies this frequently diagnosed issue
Applying VCPR legal language to real-life medical scenarios
Speaking at the Unite conference, author Mike Staver shared how veterinary professionals can make incremental changes that result in transformative leadership.
One simple change can improve your health, increase your happiness, and help your hospital succeed
Support in the workplace and beyond is important to ensure you don’t have to sacrifice your career or time with your children
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.
A second-year veterinary student shares his experience as the only black male student in his class—and how he plans to use his unique position as a platform to encourage change throughout the profession.
Here is a look at what disease spikes could be on the horizon for veterinary and human medicine
Investigators attempted to estimate the human-to-pet transmission rate of the virus and identify the risk factors, including food and water bowls.
Immunotherapy — using an individual’s own immune system to fight disease — is one of the fastest-growing areas in both human and veterinary research. Here’s the latest.
What veterinarians need to know to provide the best patient care and protect public health
Learn and earn CE credits online with dvm360 Flex
Meeting veterinarians’ needs can help practices develop happy, motivated associates.
How advancements in technology can help alleviate the veterinary care shortage
Examining one of the most important and least taught topics in veterinary training
Survey data from the American College of Veterinary Dermatology show that dermatology referrals have a major impact on clients’ confidence in the quality of care they receive.