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Does your veterinary clinic express 'annual' glands and remove 'grow-nads'?

This small bovine causes huge problems when it gets loose in a veterinary clinic parking lot.

Search and rescue canines bring comfort, relief to Sandy victims.

A tip for noting tapering dosage schedules.

How you can post a gallery of your patients on the wall to engage clients.

Dr. Robert M. Miller wonders why a long life span hasn't been included as a significant breeding factor.

See the disaster through the eyes of search-and-rescue canines, veterinarians and Massachusetts Task Force 1.

View a photo gallery for a canine craniectomy and titanium mesh installation.

Dr. Robert M. Miller and some colleagues once came up with a hilarious prank...

Use clients' cell phones to enhave compliance.

Even veterinarians aren't immune to messages lost in translation.

Find out if telecrastinators and snoopophiliacs roam your clinic.

2012 CVC Highlights

Does your practice have a patient list full of all-American dogs?

Watch a short video about a brand-new canine vaccine line. Learn about the new ULTRA Duramunemdash;the first and only 1/2 mL canine vaccine line for dogs of all sizes.

Veterinarians should be aware of phenylephrine's toxic potential in dogs since its use as a human decongestant has likely increased.

Do veterinarians know what they're really saying with the words they choose?

Celebrating the legacy of a very chilly veterinary team member.

Try this reader tip to help clear the air.

Create your own Cathy the catheter bear to master your catheter placement skills.

Here are the details of what happened with Mocha, the dog whose care resulted in an administrative complaint from the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs and probation for Jan Pol, DVM.

Expert practitioners discuss possible causes for apparent discrepancy.

A simple way to help distinguish between congenital vs. acquired shunts would help all practitioners.

Hikers' experience and preparedness sustained them until rescue crews found them in Montana backcountry.

Men doing well and have been reunited with families.

Despite challenging weather conditions, evidence of hikers keeps hope alive.