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Television show about a veterinarian who loves animals, hates people will premiere on Sept. 26.

Past behavior plays important role in manifestation of pain-related aggression.

Man seriously injured as animal eludes owner, veterinary school staff.

Director says fire caused $105,000 worth of damage.

Hoffsis scheduled to leave July 1, 2013.

Three California Veterinary Medical Association members selected to serve on board.

Veterinary groups propose ban on use of action devices, performance packages in Tennessee walking horses.

Legislation would prevent landlords from requiring potential tenants to declaw or devocalize their pets.

Contaminated dog food blamed for infant's Salmonella infection; companies cited for negligence.

Federal agency seeks to overturn court's ruling to start proceedings addressing concerns.

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Battling the big-box bullies.

Police think fire was intentional and related to two others on main campus.

Andrew Manesis, DVM, accused of tossing 35 pets into the woods instead of cremating bodies.

Horses found in west Texas test positive for equine piroplasmosis, USDA reports.

Initiatives focus on public health plus safety and effectiveness of animal feed and drugs.

Practice owner receives outpouring of support from community.

Undercover investigation reveals abusive practices; multiple violations of Horse Protection Act cited.

Case highlights ongoing concerns of veterinarians and pet owners over FDA warnings.

Investigation reveals feed supply was not a contributing factor in disease transmission.

New definition of "retail pet store" designed to ensure health and welfare of pets sold sight-unseen to buyers.

Environmental sampling of pharmacy's clean room revealed presence of microorganisms and fungal growth.

Pet insurance company reveals the highest claims reported over the past year-most cost clients more than $10,000.

FDA inspection finds that South Carolina plant did not take reasonable precautions to prevent contamination.

Insurers across the country paid nearly $479 million in dog bite claims last year. Find out where the dogs' bite was worse than their bark.

Recall includes twelve brands of dry dog food; CDC investigation continues.

Outbreak strains of the bacteria infect 124 people from 27 states, CDC reports.

Affected horse euthanized; facility placed under quarantine.