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Zoetis: Existing patients can continue treatment but no new orders are being accepted.

Bravecto approved to kill ectoparasites for 12 weeks in single dose.

10 horses in Kentucky and Florida affected by EPM treatment; agency is investigating.

New name for annual event represents evolution, increased benefits to veterinarians, organizers say.

More than $3.6 million awarded since program?s inception five years ago.

Dr. Millard Tierce suspected of animal cruelty after former employee notified clients their pet was not euthanized as agreed upon.

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Veterinarians, practice managers, technicians say report misleads pet owners.

Veterinary profession, industry would be heavily affected by changes.

Procter & Gamble takes giant step out of pet food business for $2.9 billion cash.

Annual veterinary report on the state of pet health calls increases in FIV and Lyme disease 'staggering.'

$5.4 billion deal to create one of the world's largest veterinary health companies.

VPI top veterinary conditions list shows common problems are costlier to treat.

Federal assistance comes after political pressure and continued spread of deadly virus despite massive veterinary response.

State legislators believe move will create greater efficiency within the animal health industry.

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S.D. was the last of the 50 states to adopt such legislation.

APOP to create veterinary coalition to combat client misperception in the face of super-obese pets.

Outgoing chief medical officer, Jeffrey Klausner, will remain until he retires at the end of 2014.

Dr. Arve Lee Willingham to coordinate research among university's medical institutions.

Maintenance and Growth Formula potentially contaminated with Salmonella.

Dean looks to break ground on 'desperately' needed facility by year's end.

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More shelters offer full veterinary services, compete with private practices.

Year-round prevention continues to be strong recommendation.

H.R. 1528 passed out of committee and is anticipated to go before the U.S. House as soon as this week.