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A Fetch conference is ready to launch in National Harbor, Maryland.

New leadership moves, recognition, and achievement.

Watch the short video to hear Ellen Behrend’s, VMD, PhD, MS, DACVIM (SAIM), answer.

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Experts in pet disaster preparedness and response assist communities in crisis

Updates on the veterinary aquatic pathologist working to diagnose disease in fish and other aquatic species; and a new consultancy with a mission to turn inclusion into infrastructure.

Discover the challenges and insights of traveling emergency veterinarians, as they navigate the evolving landscape of emergency veterinary medicine.

Kristin Kirkby Shaw, DVM, PhD, MS, DACVS-SA, DACVSMR, discusses 2 nutritional modifications that can help manage arthritis in feline patients.

“Leadership...requires us to see the whole family, to understand the barriers they face, and to act with courage and compassion," Blackwell said during his acceptance speech.

A small animal internist answers the question in an interview with dvm360.

Three different bacteria were found in different dog food products. One is associated with kidney failure and neurologic issues in humans.

How far can AI and satellite technology go in reshaping the future of pet wearables?

The Texas floods that took place on July 4, 2025, mark the 10th-deadliest flash flood in US history.

A dog suffers severe reactions after chewing on an agave plant.

How subscription-based pet health plans improve veterinary care, improve budgeting for pet owners, and foster client loyalty in a changing economic landscape.

The JAK inhibitor will be available to veterinarians and dog owners in the United Kingdom by the end of Q3 2025.

Jenny Cassibry Fisher, RVT, VTS (Oncology), provides insights about one way veterinary teams can serve more patients.

The veterinary team discovered signs of abnormal tissue in the eye of Miss Reveille X, a 5-year-old American rough coat collie.

Ellen Behrend, VMD, PhD, MS, DACVIM (SAIM) discusses what is currently known about remission when on SGLT2 inhibitors.

A veterinary rehabilitation specialist delves into how general practitioners can best diagnose arthritis in cats.

Because tick-borne diseases pose a danger to patients, understanding the species from which they originate can help equip health care providers and clinics to protect their patients.

An internal medicine specialist explains the answer to this question in an interview with dvm360.

Don’t wait for an emergency. Here are 5 straightforward tips from Pet Poison Helpline’s Renee Schmid, DVM, DABT, DABVT

Health officials are finding medetomidine is now emerging as a dangerous adulterant in the illegal drug supply and is often mixed with other illicit drugs.

Nostrum Laboratories cannot guarantee the safety of Sucralfate Tablets USP 1 gram manufactured after June 2023.

How serious of a threat is resistance to clients and patients?

From saliva to hunting strategies, ticks use a range of tactics that affect how quickly they can spread disease.