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Rural Veterinary Services Receive $2.3 Million in Federal Grants
The National Institute of Food and Agriculture recently awarded grants to programs in 10 states to help veterinary practices in rural areas.
New state law gives CE credit to N.Y. veterinarians who do free shelter work
Senate Bill S4449 counts free spay-neuter services as CE credit for veterinarians in New York.
Mercury in Dog and Cat Foods: Cause for Concern?
In a recent study, authors assessed mercury concentrations in 101 wet and dry dog and cat foods.
The shifting significance of serial serum chemistries
Reference range is relative-many factors come into play when interpreting findings.
Do I Know You? The Use of Facial Recognition by Capuchins
In a study recently published in Animal Behaviour, capuchin monkeys used facial recognition to discriminate faces of other capuchin monkeys across several degrees of familiarity.
Virginia Tech's equine center installs high-definition CT machine
Pegaso scanner reported to be first of its kind on the East Coast.
Letter to dvm360: Photo raises concerns about patient fear, team safety
Reader, dvm360 contributor agree: Veterinary patients that bite need a different technique.
Two veterinarians re-elected to U.S. House of Representatives
Ted Yoho and Kurt Schrader live to fight another day in the U.S. Congress after yesterday's election.
Friends with benefits: When discounts get out of hand
Price cuts put smiles on veterinary clients faces. But your practice can suffer if you overuse them. Then what do you do?
Neurobiological Basis of Dogs' Social Responses to Humans
A review article discusses the neurobiological factors that affect dogs’social-cognitive responses to humans.
Equine show location gallops to new home
The American Royal, begun as the National Hereford Show in 1899, will hop state lines for a bigger, better facility for its horse and livestock shows, rodeos and agricultural education center.
Florida officials battling New World screwworm outbreak in the Keys
The worms, affecting Key deer as well as domestic pets, haven't been spotted in the U.S. since 1960.
Letter to dvm360: Beware fraud charges from your state board
In response to a recent installment of The Dilemma, a California veterinarian offers two main recommendations for a smooth board review: Keep excellent medical records, and never alter them.
2017 Petplan Veterinary Awards nominees announced
The annual awards honor veterinary professionals in North America who go above and beyond in providing pet care and customer service.
Large-scale dog behavioral genetics study begins
Embark and Dognitions new study will offer insights into key areas of canine health.
Marshmallows, feed sacks and bovine reproduction
This is one prolapse case Dr. Brock wont soon forget.
Take heart: Two new studies shed light on arterial thromboembolism
Human medicine serves as springboard for advancements in veterinary cardiology.
Anxiety and Impulsivity Are Associated with Premature Graying in Young Dogs
A recent study reported a significant association of anxiety and impulsivity with premature muzzle graying in young dogs.
Have you heard the buzz? Honeybees fall under VFD regulations too
Starting in January, honey producers will have to turn to veterinarians for their antimicrobial needs.
Effects of Age and Breed on Hematological and Biochemical Test Results in Young Miniature Schnauzers and Labrador Retrievers
In a longitudinal study of young miniature schnauzers and Labrador retrievers, age and breed had statistically significant effects on hematological and biochemical parameters during the first year of life.
Veterinarians Offer Their Perspectives on Death Awareness in Companion Animals
In a recent study, veterinarians provided observations and perspectives on behavior changes in companion animals when a nearby animal is euthanized.
Puppy and kitten milestones: What to expect when you're adopting
Answers to "When is my pup aware of the world?" "When will my puppy's adult teeth start coming in?" "When will my kitten use the litter box?"-and much more.
Survey Results: How Veterinarians Prescribe Fluoxetine for Dogs and Cats
A survey of 127 participants examined veterinary use of fluoxetine in treating feline and canine behavioral disorders.
AAHA: Only accredited hospitals will be eligible for membership starting in 2018
Association announces it will discontinue option for nonaccredited veterinary practices.
FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine Updates Guidance on Animal Drug Fees
The FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine issued an update regarding animal drug review fees, waivers, and reductions.
dvm360 Leadership Challenge: The future of veterinary medicine
Furry fun and future forecasts fly in our latest wide-reaching look at major issues in veterinary medicine. (With an educational grant provided by Boehringer Ingelheim)
Tarzan may have started my veterinary career, but reality TV wont finish it
Dr. Mike Paul reflects on his humble beginnings, veterinary inspiration and the future of a reality TV-style profession.
'Tissue chips' offer possible alternative to human and animal testing
Tiny bioengineered systems may offer a new approach to drug safety and efficacy testing.
New data on canine osteosarcoma
n honor of National Pet Cancer Awareness Month, Nationwide pet insurance wants to help #curepetcancer with new insights on this old-dog disease.
When obesity and chronic kidney disease collide
A review of the literature and an explanation of what is (and isnt) reasonable when it comes to making a treatment plan.