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In an interview at the Fetch dvm360® San Diego conference, Chris Pachel, DVM, DACVB, CABC, outlined the traits associated with this behavioral condition, plus provided examples of how this problematic behavior presents in cats.

Discover critical insights that every veterinary professional should know to engage with social media.

Check out our coverage of the Fetch dvm360 conference in San Diego, California.

Mary Lopez, MSOL, discussed several ways in which clinics are utilizing curbside care to offer a variety of services to both clients and patients.

The veterinary professionals were nominated by their peers and chosen for being paragons of veterinary leadership and excellence in their respective roles and specialties.

Highlights from the Fetch dvm360® conference’s robust agenda in San Diego, California; December 2-5, 2021.

An expert shares strategies veterinary practices can implement to protect their business from cyberattacks.

Although the pandemic changed how veterinary professionals work, when it comes to the multimodal approaches to mobility, some changes—especially client relationships—have proven to be for the better.

The 5-year commitment aims to help promote diversity within veterinary medicine.

Renowned veterinary professionals will present 4 keynote sessions at the 2021 Fetch dvm360® San Diego conference.

Quality leadership is a moving target. Mia Cary, DVM, believes a fictional soccer coach holds the keys to success.

The funding is key to accelerating canine health-related research through world-class studies, outreach, and engagement with dog lovers.

The gift from Stephen and Christine Schwarzman launches the hospital closer to its 'Gift of Love' Capital Campaign goal of $100 million.

There is a lot of talk about workplace culture these days in the veterinary industry. Building and maintaining a healthy culture at the practice level is critical for recruiting and retaining excellent employees.

In this video interview with dvm360®, John Meyer, PhD, revealed his secret desire to become a "song and dance man," plus shared how he uses this talent to sing acapella to patients in retirement homes.

The breakthrough product provides safe, convenient and affordable advanced imaging for the standing, sedated horse.

This move mirrors the company’s dedication to innovative solutions for both veterinary practices and patients.

The organization is urging veterinary team members, their clients, and the public to receive vaccinations.

In a recent interview with dvm360, Beckie Mossor, RVT, shed light on the variety of challenges veterinary technicians face when broaching parasite prevention with pet parents.

During an interview at the Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference, Dr Brian H. Herrin reviewed warning several signs that may appear in patients with tick-borne illnesses.

A sneak peek of this week's highlights.

Technology can provide solutions that smooth out the rough edges in clinical workflow by addressing pain points for patients and clinicians alike.

One lucky wild turkey overcame a near-death experience with a dog, thanks to quick action and expertise in care at Cornell’s Janet L. Swanson Wildlife Hospital.

Despite all the advancements in human medicine over the past few decades, veterinary medicine has seen little change until recently. Now, several new therapeutic developments have emerged specifically for use in veterinary medicine that have promising potential in changing how veterinarians treat cancer.

In this episode of The Vet Blast Podcast, Dr Adam Christman is joined by Brendan Lynch, VP, Innovation for VCA Animal Hospitals, who discloses not only why innovation matters but also how technology can advance the profession to new heights.

With the holiday season underway, here are 3 informative articles detailing harmful festive hazards to pets.