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Veterinary practice manager and owner of Halow Consulting, Bash Halow, CVPM, LVT, shares why conforming to a 'Woe is me' mindset at your practice can be harmful to your fellow team members.

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Ashley Bourgeois, DVM, DACVD, also known as "The Derm Vet," shares various methods for managing and treating itchy skin in companion animals, plus highlights why this is so important.

Michelle Graziano, inside sales manager at Assisi Animal Health, discusses canine separation anxiety and why it has recently become a trending topic for veterinarians.

Sinoscopy is a minimally invasive diagnostic procedure that can be performed on the standing horse. The technique can allow good visualization and treatment of paranasal sinus disease and eliminate the need for more invasive procedures such as large bone flaps. Knowledge of the paranasal sinus anatomy is the most important aspect of the procedure.

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On this episode of The Vet Blast podcast, Dr Nick Nelson, president of BluePearl Specialty + Emergency Pet Hospital, shares insight on his secret to success— prioritizing his staff.

The event features 16 feline experts, who will provide education, advice, and live interaction with pet owners.

Eight reasons why increasing the price of same-day appointments, walk-ins, and urgent care cases, or for new clients, isn’t always the best solution.

This collaboration will help spread awareness of the challenges veterinary teams face while also empowering, educating, and supporting industry professionals.

The partnership allows policyholders to choose the best pet coverage for their pet’s needs, plus have access to treatment from any veterinarian of choice and simplified claim processing.

Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology)—known as Dr Sue Cancer Vet—discusses recent advancements in cancer testing for canines. The highlights include 2 new low-cost, noninvasive tests.

Being Black in an (almost) all-white profession isn’t easy, but it does offer an opportunity to be a catalyst for change.

CYCLAVANCE™ oral solution marks the first FDA-approved liquid cyclosporine for dogs in the United States.

Trying to find time to sleep as a veterinarian is hard enough—especially when a family shows up on your doorstep in the middle of the night with a veterinary emergency.

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In an interview with dvm360®, Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology)—known as Dr Sue Cancer Vet—discusses reasons why some pet owners decline to have their dogs provided with treatment for lymphoma and how veterinarians can help clients address these challenges.

Outpatient prescribing and dispensing of ivermectin has increased an alarming 24-fold since before the pandemic. Though the drug is FDA-approved for human use to treat internal and external parasite infections, it is not approved for COVID-19.

Dr Liz Bales sheds light on why felines tend to mask pain or illness, plus the importance of routine veterinary visits.

Here is a look at 3 articles designed to ensure safety while patients undergo anesthesia.

Communication among members of the veterinary team or between the veterinary team and clients can sometimes become tense, but we can improve the outcomes by understanding key principles of communication and learning to de-escalate a situation.

The pet biotechnology company is looking to collaborate with veterinary clinics to help advance its research studies focusing on areas of unmet needs in feline health.

In observance of September being National Suicide Prevention Month, Dr Carolyn Shadle shared an effective mental health resource veterinary professionals can utilize.

This new healthcare system, co-owned by employees prioritizes burnout prevention with an overarching mission to "bring veterinary medicine back to veterinarians."

The partnership will explore the benefits of utilizing remote infrared thermography for a variety of threatened or endangered species in zoos.

The FDA's CVM is asking veterinarians and animal care retailers to educate people on the harms of using this animal drug to ultimately, help prevent more people from falling ill.

Anivive Lifesciences Inc Founder, CEO and Chairman Dylan Balsz discussed the company’s mission and how it is working to serve unmet needs in veterinary health.