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Scientists have long been searching for effective methods to prevent debilitating or deadly vector-borne diseases in humans around the world. Now, a new study suggests that veterinary parasiticides may be what they have been looking for all along.

The use of Alfaxan has grown rapidly among US veterinarians due to its wide safety margin. And now, a new product registration has been approved by the FDA to increase the drug’s shelf life.

A veterinary research group at OSU has confirmed the existence of an exotic tick that has been previously reported in New Jersey, Virginia, and West Virginia.

Products cannot be guaranteed sterile; company has failed to issue voluntary recall.

This year’s Award for Scientific Achievement recognizes a professor emeritus of surgery and dentistry for his extensive work.

Dr. Young’s keynote presentation will take place on October 8 at the Atlantic City Convention Center.

Heres our regular roundup of new and noteworthy veterinary products.

If your veterinary practice uses any compounded sterile drugs produced by Ranier’s Compounding Laboratory, the FDA says they need to be quarantined.

Veterinarians can now order a new FDA-approved drug for the management of weight loss in cats.

The overarching purpose of the new feline guidelines is to make anesthesia and sedation safer for the feline patient.

Technology continues to be a primary driver, and consumers are winning in terms of the convenience, breadth, and accessibility of content.

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Growing antibiotic resistance has complicated the treatment of bacterial skin conditions. Here’s what to consider when making therapeutic decisions for your patients.

This clinic in Door County, Wisconsin, with its clean lines and creative roofline, would make architect Frank Lloyd Wright proud.

According to this reader, not only is this better for the cat, but your veterinary client retention rates become healthy and strong as well.

Combined business-to-business company employs 11,000-plus people in more than 30 countries.

Equine massage therapy continues to gain popularity, and with good reason.

In a retrospective study of 35 cats, most complications were minor, and none led to death.

Ingesting certain plants can be deadly for dogs and cats. Here’s what you need to know to educate your clients and keep your patients safe.

Delving into the innermost thoughts of Drs. Codger and Greenskin sheds new light on both sides. Time to learn about the meaning behind their motives.

A recent study examined the sensitivity and specificity of ultrasound-guided fine-needle aspirate cytology for diagnosing renal neoplasia and non-neoplastic processes.

Recent advances such as chimeritope technology could potentially be used to develop vaccines against other tickborne diseases as well.

When your practice is facing changes, consider the necessity of two different outlooks.

Although still in its infancy in veterinary medicine, targeting neural circuits with electricity offers huge potential to provide focused, personalized treatment for a variety of ailments.

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It is essential that people administering altrenogest products, intended for use in horses and pigs, take appropriate precautions to prevent human exposure to the medication, the FDA has warned.

The mechanisms behind this familiar condition are multilayered and poorly understood, and treatment must be individualized based on the cause of the problem.

Investigators now have another research tool in their arsenal to help them better understand genetic and developmental diseases in dogs.

One retired kennel owner offers to provide veterinary services for his neighborsbut hes not a veterinarian. Whats the local practice owner to do?