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Doctors distribute food, treat burned animals free of charge.

The 50-pound bags were distributed in California and Arizona.

Graduates enhance diversity of profession.

Hay originated in Kansas and was sold at two retailers in North Carolina in mid-August.

Not-for-profit practice in Missouri neuters cats for $20, serves approximately 100,000 animals per year.

C. Wayne McIlwraith looks back on a veterinary career dedicated to studying and fixing equine joints.

Massachusetts veterinarian aims to elevate awareness of animal harm.

Short film highlights scope of John Charos' contributions to profession, community.

Officials hope to quell the transmission of disease by limiting transport of flocks.

Disagreement over biting dog's aggression led to expulsion.

Retail store will offer pet health insurance plans on its website.

Final ruling to be determined in October.

A CVC forum hosted by dvm360 and WVLDI tackles issues confronting women in the profession.

Avian Bornavirus causes blindness, heart failure or intestinal blockage.

K-State researchers work may prevent unnecessary vaccinations in at-risk pets.

Nationwide announces the top 10 wackiest feline names.

Nationwide releases annual list of 10 most unusual dog monikers.

Vet School premieres Sept. 19 on the network that's home to The Incredible Dr. Pol and other veterinary shows.

Get the latest veterinary industry news (and cute pet pics, too!) now on Instagram.

Our editors went live on the showroom floor to check out the newest things at CVC.

Feline speakers discuss terminology, distraction techniques and diagnostic testing.

Group also raises limit on license-defense coverage.

Researchers at UC Davis have found that B. burgdorferi can stop the body from remembering previous invasion and mounting an immune response if an animal is reinfected.

Vitriolic cyberbullying campaign targets finalists in AVMF final vote.

The successful repair of this dog's heart defect had its origins in human health, with 'blue' babies.

Fluid therapy debates, ultrasound advancements and a Fear-Free tip from critical care specialist Garret Pachtinger.

Proposed new guidelines from FDA recognize that compounding from bulk substances is sometimes the best option for veterinarians.

Pet owners and veterinarians view elements of wellness very differently.