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Hungry for podcasts for veterinarians, team members and the pet owners they serve? Then this list is for you. Subscribe now (theyre all free).
You're busy, so here's a quick update on the hottest stories of the past week.
Were living longer. That means well need more money for longer retirements as veterinary professionals. As I navigate these waters myself, here are some sobering numbers to get you thinking that maybe its time to take this planning seriously.
Merck Animal Health hopes the flea, tick, heartworm and intestinal parasite preventive Bravecto Plus now approved for cats for two months protection will improve client compliance.
Heres our regular roundup of new and noteworthy veterinary products.
Tell your veterinary clients their favorite four-legged friend might help them live longer, especially if they suffer a heart attack or stroke.
Veterinary school applicants will get a four-month head start on the process next year when the cycle opens in January instead of May. And hopefully that will lead to less of a frantic rush come the September deadline.
When you think of a doctor, odds are you picture someone with a stethoscope draped around their neck. A mere 200 years old, this tool is ubiquitous in both human and veterinary medicine today. Heres the 411 on how it came to be.
This Veterans Day, wed like to share a few touching tales that affirm the strong bond between military personnel and their canine partners.
Crushing, burning, drowning, suffocating, impaling, sexual exploitation now named specifically as felonies.
An attorney who consults in the animal health industry says that, contrary to a recent dvm360 article, cannabidiol is not illegal. The author, veterinary pharmacologist Dr. Dawn Boothe, responds.
If youre devoted to pain management, the World Small Animal Veterinary Association wants you to try out for this scholarship to study and start your path to becoming a pain management thought leader in your country.
Heres our regular roundup of new and noteworthy veterinary products.
Retirement is not the end. Here are a few tips to help you live your best life right now, free of regrets.
A tearful plea to a deceased loved one is followed quickly by missing pets return. Is a guardian angel responsible?
The latest roundup from dvm360.com for a few of the latest veterinary podcasts available the past few weeks.
Do the professions biggest problems stem from stress?
Retired vet shares his thoughts on transitioning out of veterinary medicine and explains why reinventing your identity is so important.
Make way for a potentially less expensive option to add to your behavior management arsenal.
Why my daughters day giving birth found this veterinarian, with sweat dripping off my plastic chair, curled into a comma shape, as standing or sitting up straight was like jabbing a dagger in my kidney.
Analysts present a years worth of research findings during annual event in Chicago.
Cannabidiol has recently crossed over to the pet market, and revenue is expected to grow to $6.7 billion by the end of the year. Are you watching this, veterinarians?
The feline-focused veterinary association has released its new feline zoonosis guidelines as well as a client brochure titled What can I catch from my cat?
The move comes four months after Jonathan Ayers suffered a catastrophic cycling injury.
When privilege is revealed and corrected, it feels like marginalization. Guess what: Its not. Heres what diversity and inclusion actually looks like in veterinary medicine in 2019.
Ongoing concerns in the veterinary industry about dilated cardiomyopathy related to grain-free pet food have resulted in steadily declining sales for grain-free pet food manufacturers.
Consultant Danielle Lambert has a mission for you, bold women of veterinary medicine.
Researchers in the UK probed peoples feelings about a cavalcade of cute and creepy animals, bugs and more. Here are the most and least frightening and disgusting.
This reader points out that a heavy course load and strong GPA allow early admission at many colleges of veterinary medicine.
Program lends recipients $20,000 per year for tuition; amount is forgiven once grads practice in rural Kansas.