ACVIM (American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine) Forum

Hallmarq Veterinary Imaging is exhibiting the more sustainable version of its technology for small animal diagnostics at ACVIM Forum

How trustworthy are randomized clinical trials?

A health care technology expert discussed recent advances in medical tools and digital enhancements, and what to expect in the next decade, during the keynote lecture at the 2024 ACVIM Forum

Zoe Bailey, DVM, presented her research findings to attendees at the 2024 American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine Forum

Nicola A. Lakeman, MSc, BSc, (Hons), RVN, CertVNECC, CertSAN, VTS (Nutrition), shares a piece of advice for communicating nutrition with clients

Findings reveal Irish wolfhounds eating nontraditional diets had significantly more VPCs compared to dogs eating traditional diets

Post-mortem assessed underlying triggers and substrate

A better understanding of which animals are likely to poison cats can help enhance treatment

Acquired cardiac disease can still be present in seemingly healthy Borzoi dogs

Three veterinary professionals were awarded the 2023 ACVIM Recognition Awards

New laboratory tests allow veterinarians to screen their canine patients for the presence of cancer cells before the onset of clinical signs, which can improve patient outcomes.

Under a microscope, samples collected from the rectum can yield answers to gastrointestinal signs in patients

Once you become a specialist, it is important to learn how to communicate the value of your service and bring people in the door of your clinic

The virus is known to be transmissible between swine and ruminants.

Veterinary professionals can help ensure their clients are getting the medications they need while also creating a good relationship with local pharmacists

Nucleic acid vaccines induce 2 immune defenses to protect against infection and disease

A research abstract presented at 2023 ACVIM Forum emphasized the importance of parasite prevention as treatments don’t prevent long-term complications

Two research abstracts offer new data on widespread prevalence in North America

As AI programs continue to take the world by storm, what do they mean for animal care professionals and their patients?