Aquatic Medicine

ThaMa-Vet has developed metal “aqua syringes” that can be used in wet environments

The young Pacific walrus is one of only 11 walruses to be admitted to Alaska SeaLife Center’s Wildlife Response Program since 1998.

Read about how the highly pathogenic avian influenza was transmitted to cows, cats, raccoons, and dolphins, plus what steps are being taken to contain the spread

The list aims to ameliorate access to safe and effective medicines and vaccines for veterinarians globally

The turtle had its third successful visit for special care after a fishhook was lodged in his stomach

Conservation and rehabilitation efforts have increased interest in the gut, skin, nest, and egg microbiota of these aquatic chelonians.

Understanding how these aquatic animals communicate and camouflage has broader implications for the study of neural computation and behavior in other animals

Having survived close bombings, 2 beluga whales have made a perilous trek from Kharkiv, Ukraine, to Valencia, Spain, as part of a rescue mission

Discovered in 2022, this bottlenose mammal was the first cetacean in North America to test positive for the H5N1 virus.

Learn how veterinary professionals have pursued and succeed in a career with aquatic animals, and how you can to

An overview of research regarding environmental factors on the behavior and survival traits of wild guppies

Jessie Sanders, DVM, CertAqV, shares why fish may need surgery, plus what makes a good surgical candidate and more

With summer in full swing, here are the skin diseases and cases you and your team should be on the lookout for and warn your clients about

An aquatic species expert shares 6 elements to consider in creating a plan that will mitigate stressors and reduce risk of transmitting pathogens.