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The company began selling shares though an initial public offering July 18.Seattle-based pet insurance company, Trupanion, became a public company July 18 with its initial public offering (IPO) with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The company sold 7.1 million shares on the New York Stock Exchange (TRUP) priced at $10 per share at opening, closing up at $11.40. The IPO raised about $71 million before discounts and other costs according to The Seattle Times.

Reps. Schrader and Yoho lead bill to unanimous passage in U.S. House removing the DEA target from mobile veterinarians' backs.

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Charges against Dr. William Weber became the center of the ASBVME's public battle against nonprofit spay/neuter clinics.

Byars made significant contributions to the health and welfare of horses.

Take a page from Starbucks when looking to source foreign-bred dogs for the American market.

Return to veterinary market comes after product inconsistency issues in 2013.Virbac is reintroducing Iverhart Plus (ivermectin-pyrantel) Flavored Chewables to the veterinary market after potency and shelf life issues prompted a voluntary recall and withdrawal of the product in 2013.

Additions enhance female leadership, raise profile of veterinary research, food safety.

Bruce L. King, DVM, steps down amidst probe into allegations of misconduct brought by a former employee.Utah's chief state veterinarian, Bruce L. King, DVM, resigned June 1 after an investigation into allegations from a former employee accusing him of earning extra money by working on the side and other questionable practices, according to the Standard Examiner of Ogden, Utah.

Prepare to see more state VMAs weighing in on the role of low-cost shelter veterinary services.

Zoetis releases new Dexdomitor concentration designed for smaller dogs, cats.

Deal requires compensation for pet owners, changes in manufacturing and testing of Waggin? Train treats.

Congress, states do little to interfere with veterinary medicine.

Two retailers ban treats made in China; search for cause continues; death toll rises.

Board votes to allow $13.8 million construction project to move forward.

Matt Meeker, co-founder of the house call veterinary service BarkCare, advises other entrepreneurs to center their energies on serving clients and their needs-the specifics will come later. Listen as he explains this process.

Agriculture Secretary Vilsack pledges $26.2 million to aid veterinary effort to combat deadly porcine disease.

Veterinary toxicology expert cites 65 percent increase in bromethalin exposure calls since EPA banned second-generation anticoagulants.

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Chihuahua owner accuses Millard Lucien Tierce, DVM, of gross negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

Frye first woman to attain position at Colorado State University; veterinary student body currently 80 percent female.

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Couple accuse Millard Lucien Tierce, who allegedly kept sick dogs for experiments, of gross negligence.

Distribution of the feline rabies vaccines stopped in April after irregularities found in product.

Bayer awards $70,000 to veterinary students at 27 schools.

FDA approves Merial label claims for black-legged, Lone star ticks.