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A veterinarian recommending only natural flea and tick prevention is reported to her state board. Will her approach be deemed negligent or merely incomplete?

A recent study highlighted limitations in pharmacists’ knowledge of toxic pharmaceutical ingredients and household substances.

A new study finds that relatively few publications address the most common diseases.

Veterinarians and business partners Dani McVety and Mary Gardner couldnt be more different. And yet theyre a perfect example of how wildly different personalities can work side by side in the pursuit of better care for pets.

Canine infection with Brucella canis is endemic in much of the world, but what risk does it pose to public health?

Did you miss any important veterinary medicine news last month? These were the 5 most popular articles from August.

In light of the ongoing opioid abuse epidemic, a new FDA resource center includes recommendations for veterinarians who stock or prescribe opioids to their patients.

This no-nonsense advice on dog zones with an animal-care-focused engineer provides some suggestions to keep down noise in a new or remodeled veterinary clinic.

In a recent commentary, Drs. Lisa Moses, Steven Niemi and Elinor Karlsson offer causes for concern and advice for regulation.

Is topical fluralaner effective in controlling Ixodes holocyclus infestations in cats?

An evaluation of the prevalence and anatomic characteristics of thoracic caudal articular process dysplasia in French bulldogs, English bulldogs, and pugs presenting for problems unrelated to spinal disease.

How long do shelter cats with panleukopenia virus survive, and what factors are at play in determining outcome?

A simple blood test may soon replace invasive biopsies for detecting liver disease in many dogs, all thanks to teamwork between veterinarians and medical doctors in London.

Photobiomodulation can improve healing—and quality of life—for veterinary patients with a host of health conditions.

One year after Hurricanes Irma and Maria, Dr. Mike Paul shows that the Caribbean has much to celebrate.

High levels of microbial contamination have rendered the product unsafe.

What is the role of minimally invasive bronchoscopy in the treatment of tracheal tumors in cats?

A novel gene therapy has been developed to treat one of the most common forms of retinitis pigmentosa, a disease that causes vision loss in both dogs and humans.

As a freshly minted veterinarian Dr. Brock learned a lot about bovine toxicology.

Experts from Amazon, Packaged Facts and more will offer expertise on changing customer dynamics, online revenue opportunities.

Centragard, which prevents infection with heartworms, roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms in cats and kittens, is now available.

More than 100 animal products manufactured by King Bio have been recalled due to high levels of microbial contamination.

A recent study examined whether sucralfate inhibited growth of common pathogenic bacteria, such as Pseudomonas and Staphylococcus.

Dr. Christopher Cripps, bee expert and owner of Betterbee in New York, breaks down what you need to know about these tiny food-producing patients.

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Findings from a new study show the benefits of cannabidiol-based oil in dogs with osteoarthritis and multi-joint pain.

A retrospective study showed that, while remission rates were high, immunosuppressive therapy rarely cured the dermatologic disorder.

Equine, swine products used by veterinarians and livestock handlers to regulate estrus may cause reproductive disorders in people.

A new study confirms the efficacy of Bravecto in providing 12 weeks of protection against flea infestations in both cats and dogs.

A look at the current state of carbapenem resistance in nontyphoidal serovars of Salmonella enterica.