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A second and third lot of raw pet food from this manufacturer have been recalled voluntarily due to potential Salmonella contamination.

Allowing pets in nursing homes undoubtedly has health benefits for residents, but it seems the associated risks are not being addressed in most facilities.

The increasing number of chicken owners in the United States has heightened the risk of bacterial zoonoses and foodborne illnesses. Educating clients is the key to prevention.

In the first 3 months of 2018, 33 veterinary hospitals in the United States and Canada received AAHA accreditation.

One lot of this sugar glider pet food has been recalled due to potential Salmonella contamination.

Remaining knowledgeable and observing relevant legal requirements will enable veterinarians to be strong advocates for the responsible use of opioids.

To thrive in today’s highly competitive veterinary marketplace, you need to set yourself apart from the competition and position your practice as an industry leader.

A new study finds that this regenerative therapy has beneficial, albeit short-lived, effects in dogs with cranial cruciate ligament injuries.

Due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination, 4 batches of raw dog food have been recalled.

Welcome to a unique field in veterinary medicine, where the work is never dull and practitioners interact with a host of diverse — and sometimes dangerous — creatures.

For children with autism spectrum disorder, having a loving and affectionate pet cat can provide social and emotional benefits.

Recent outbreaks in freshwater barbs and tetras are likely caused by a new species distinct from E rhusiopathiae in swine and poultry.

Researchers in Brazil found that providing enrichment significantly decreases certain abnormal behaviors in macaws, such as pacing and excessive preening.

Researchers examined multiple factors related to canine and human Lyme disease infection in the Northeast United States.

Canada’s first and only telemedicine service to offer on-demand video consultations with veterinarians launched earlier this month.

Aggression in cats is a complex problem that requires open and honest client communication and an understanding of when medication should be part of the treatment plan.

Veterinarians looking to sell their practice must weigh the needs and expectations of potential buyers against their own financial situation and desires.

Congress is calling on the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to increase public access to its inspection reports on animal breeders and other animal-related facilities.

The student organizers of Iowa One Health Day 2017 gain recognition for their work in bringing this important movement to the forefront.

Establishing and maintaining a positive brand for your practice are essential when recruiting new talent.

A look at some of the latest and greatest products in veterinary medicine for April 2018.

We take a look at the potential impact of pet wearables on the veterinary practice of the future.

By the end of this pilot program, FOUR PAWS International will have vaccinated 50,000 dogs and cats in Myanmar against rabies.

Experts share their insight on why this disease is on the rise, whether resistance is a concern, and fresh approaches to prevention.

This seems like a simple enough question, but it actually proves a difficult one to answer.

This unique program offers knowledge and insight for both veterinary professionals and pet owners.

A letter from one reader regarding a previous article on millennials in the workplace.

A patient-centered approach coupled with increased collaboration could lead to improved value, care, and outcomes in veterinary medicine.