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World Rabies Day is the first and only global day of action and awareness for rabies prevention. This year's theme is "Rabies: Zero by 30," which supports the common goal of zero human deaths from canine rabies by 2030. Here are a few of our articles regarding everything you need to know about rabies, rabies prevention, and new rabies management recommendations.

Although special considerations must be taken when operating on very young puppies and kittens, experts say the benefits of early-age gonadectomy outweigh the risks. Here’s why.

From Charmer to Stargazer, dvm360 staffers test their dog's cognitive abilities to find out what their personality profile can show.

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Sometimes pet owners need more than medical helpsometimes they need a reason to remember how much fun they can have with their loved ones again.

Ever wonder how packs of African wild dogs decide when to pick up and move to another location? We’ve got the scoop!

The largest nonprofit veterinary hospital in the country has launched the Usdan Institute for Animal Health Education to connect pet owners with vital pet health information and resources.

One Montana veterinarian was determined to get to the bottom of the cause of canine illness in his hospitals.

Human winners have worked with shelter and special needs animals; canines have apprehended drug suspects and detected military threats.

Yes, price and income affect the demand for veterinary services. But in the case of nutrition, education may be just as important.

When the largest corporate veterinary practice speaks, everyone else listens.

One Health team at UC Davis hopes to eventually cure this birth defect in canine and human patients.

This week in veterinary news around the world: the outlawed bloodsport of fox hunting is still causing havoc in one UK community, sleeping with your pets could spread E. coli along with other types of bacteria and fungi, and oriental eye infection could spread from mainland Europe to the UK.

Based on true tales of unusual client interactions in the exam room (and beyond).

This skill can make your veterinary team work together better and you a better leader.

Cats are masters of disguising pain and illness, but this kitty litter is designed to help reveal their true colors.

Despite efforts to repeal or replace, veterinarians still need to be aware of health insurance regulationsfor themselves and their employees.

If it's too expensive to hire somebody like me (we're worth our weight in gold, come on), try seven other tweaks to get your veterinary practice inventory better managed and lower priced.

While the First Amendment gives the freedom to protest, an at-will employment relationship means it's necessary to tread lightly.

Spelunkers and bats, cats and marine mammals and extinction in deer. How well do you know your wildlife diseases? Take the quiz and find out!

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Intravenous lipid emulsion, or lipid rescue, has been shown to decrease hospitalization time and improve outcome in a variety of veterinary intoxications.

Results of a canine study may shine a light on the use of gene therapy in humans with muscular dystrophy.

How do dogs recognize themselves? A modified self-recognition test provides some answers.

Acute pain control is best accomplished by using a combination of pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic modalities, including temperature-related therapies.

While the majority of laboratory animals are euthanized at the conclusion of research studies, some rescue groups are working to save these animals so they can live out the rest of their days in a happier, healthier environment.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has identified the source of a multistate outbreak of Campylobacter infection in people.

When veterinary clients pay an annual feeor monthly installmentsfor wellness services over the course of a year, will they be mad if they don't use them? Not if you remind them. (You ARE sending out regular reminders for everything, right?)

BluePearl team uses radiography, ultrasound, bronchoscopy and fluoroscopy to manage acute respiratory crisis.

This Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine professor is embarrassed at the profession's reluctance to actually do something about the rising cost of a DVM education.