News

Ohio State researcher optimistic that monthly injections could replace daily insulin in cats.

Three veterinarians explain the root of their COE concerns. (Hint: It isnt the distributive model.)

Pending FTC approval of Merial acquisition, BI will sell Duramune, ULTRA, Fel-O-Vax and other lines.

The itch. The scratch. The irritation. Atopic dermatitis is likely one of the most common dermatologic problems you see in veterinary practice. We at dvm360 have curated our best, most informative articles about this topic to help you diagnose and treat it efficiently and effectively. And we'll keep you on top of new developments as they arise.

In recent decades, it has become well known that animals use plants to self-medicate.

A study finds that the canine H3N8 influenza vaccine provides partial cross-protection against canine H3N2 influenza in mice.

This feline urine sample collection system makes cystocentesis a second-place contender.

Once upon a time, equine practitioners were willing to do their after-hours work solo. A new generation of fantastic doctors wants to do things a different way.

A recent study conducted by researchers from Genoscoper Laboratories reveals dog breeds at risk for hereditary disorders.

Antibiotics that are medically important to people will soon be off-limits for growth promotion in livestock. And after Jan. 1, DVMs will decide what's medically necessary in animal feeds and what's not.

A report published in the Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine analyzed body condition score and prognosis in dogs with lymphosarcoma and osteosarcoma.

The British Veterinary Association calls out the industry for helping in buying and breeding "flat-nosed" dogs.

A new paper explores the nutritional adequacy of vegetarian diets for pets and how they compare to meat-based diets.

Behavioral model reveals subconscious beliefs that restrict good pain management

In two recently published studies, afoxolaner and fluralaner eliminated Sarcoptes scabiei infestations and improved clinical signs of sarcoptic mange in dogs.

A recent study examines the perceptions of tail docking and ear cropping in dogs.

The British Veterinary Association recently published results of a survey which revealed 98% of veterinarians are asked to euthanize a healthy pet.

When it comes to your professional negotiations, bark less, purr more.

What changes do you hope will occur in veterinary medicine in the next 100 years? What is your sci-fi prediction for the field? Lets look back at how top veterinarians answered these questions 10 years ago and then get to work on making these hopes and predictions a reality!

Recently, scientists with the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) have identified a new virus that contains different segments of genetic material in separate particles, otherwise known as a “multicomponent” virus.

In a review article published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science, Luca Aresu, DVM, PhD, from the University of Padova, Legnaro, Italy, reviews some of the most recent advances and the characteristics of canine DLBCL.

Some extraordinary, some disquieting-at least in terms of implications for the future of veterinary medicine. Take a retrospective tour with us.

Three veterinary leaders appointed positions on Council on Education.

A pet obesity organization is asking U.S. veterinary hospitals to collect and send in pet weight information for the 10th Annual Pet Obesity Awareness Day survey Oct. 12.

The bond between humans and their companion animals has been shown to influence the care pets receive. Cultivating the human-animal bond can benefit veterinary practice.

A review article explores possible reasons that might explain why cats and dogs are not susceptible to all of the same types of diseases.

Retreating to your emotional silo may feel safer, but it wont protect you long-term.

Famed veterinary author, who would have been 100 today, is still remembered through his work, his words and the veterinary profession that shines bright today.

A new study has found that animal-assisted therapy can help fight homesickness in first-year university students.

Fear of blacklisting by community, colleagues kept doctor silent, and regrets linger.