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Canada faces Salmonella outbreak linked to dog food and treats
Health officials say the number of human Salmonella cases is likely much higher than reported.
New cancer study aims to help both animals and humans
The pioneering research was launched by the Humanimal Trust, a United Kingdom charity.
USDA pinpoints cause of recent mass honeybee collapse
The ‘worst bee die-off in US history’ was caused by a virus-infected, miticide-resistant parasitic mites.
New partnership aims to advance senior canine mobility
Virbac and the Senior Dog Veterinary Society are combining resources to provide innovation, insight and educational resources for the industry.
USDA confirms first case of bird flu in Nebraska dairy cattle
Dairy cattle in 17 states have been infected with highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N1 since the start of the outbreak in March 2024.
Using radiographic measurements to assess patient heart size
Lance Visser, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Cardiology), discusses essential heart size measurements as well as highlights best practices for accurate assessments.
Recognizing blunt force trauma injuries
April Blong, DVM, DACVECC, discusses clinical signs and what veterinary professionals should look for in these emergency cases.
Clues to thromboembolism in patients
Melissa Evans, CVT, LVT, VTS (ECC), explain that patients may suddenly experience breathing difficulties or neurological signs, which may indicate a hypercoagulable state.
Fall scholarships for veterinary and veterinary technician students
A list of fall scholarships for veterinary and veterinary technician students, including grants for research, specialized fields in veterinary medicine, first generation students, and more.
Understanding the dominance theory in animal behavior
Meghan Herron, DVM, DACVB, FFCV, discusses behavior that may be perceived as projecting dominance, and how human reaction to this perception can affect the bond between a pet and its’ owner.
ASPCA 2025 Humane Awards winners announced
The ASPCA honors 2025's heroes in animal welfare, celebrating inspiring individuals and pets dedicated to combating cruelty and promoting compassion.
AI provides relief for the relief veterinarian
Using a digital scribe can improve workflow efficiency, ensure consistent recordkeeping, and boost client communication.
Paws and profits: Pet biotechnology company appoints 2 veterinarians to its leadership team, and more
New leadership moves, recognition, and achievement.
Evaluating the risks of canines with a history of aggression
A canine patient with a history of aggression comes into your clinic, now what?
The power of movement
Leliani Alvarez, DVM, DACVSMR, danced up the keynote stage on Day 1 of Fetch National Harbor.
Developmental drug for feline pain takes a step forward in Europe
The monoclonal antibody therapy (Portela; Zoetis) is designed to provide relief from pain associated with osteoarthritis.
Veterinary property management company has acquired multiple clinics
Facilities in Maryland, Georgia, California and Mississippi have recently been purchased or renovated by Terravet Real Estate Solutions.
Top 3 complications from urinary obstructions
The number 1 complication can lead to cardiac arrest if not treated in time.
Police K9s overcome training smoke toxicity
The 2 dogs, Xander and Django, were successfully treated and have experienced a full recovery.
Creating a smart veterinary website
Practices can earn Google’s top spot without paying for ads.
Drug developer strives to increase global access for 2 products
Elanco Animal Health is pursuing international approvals for a parasite protection therapy and a dermatology drug.
Submissions for VETTY Awards now open
The final deadline for entries is November 3, 2025.
The distributed model of veterinary school
Discover the innovative distributed model in veterinary education with insights from LMU's executive dean, exploring its benefits and challenges for future veterinarians.
Fetch National Harbor: What to expect
Here is a sneak peek at the lectures coming to Fetch National Harbor, including one not even on the agenda yet!
Identifying signs and managing triage for a patient in shock
April Blong, DVM, DACVECC, discusses what to look for and how to triage an animal in this condition, in a dvm360 interview.
Technician steps for stabilizing and preparing cats for unblocking
Melissa Evans, CVT, LVT, VTS (ECC), walks technicians through stabilizing blocked cats.
Free pet nutrition e-book released for veterinary professionals
In a recent panel discussion on the handbook's launch, Jonathan Stockman, DVM, DACVIM (Nutrition), coauthor and editor of the book, noted a gap in nutrition education among veterinary professionals.
FDA approves first oral solution for the treatment and control of northern fowl mites in poultry
The parasiticide also treats Dermanyssus gallinae, also known as red mites.
Managing canine chylothorax
There are many methods for surgically managing idiopathic canine chylothorax, but diagnostic information collected from an individual dog will guide the specific approach.
More than 100 dogs and puppies rescued from alleged neglect at a residence
Local officials in Harford County, Maryland, executed a search and seizure warrant, rescuing numerous dogs and puppies found in unsanitary conditions and in need of veterinary care.