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As the first family of vaccines to provide 1-year immunity from 3 different canine infectious respiratory diseases, Vanguard Rapid Resp will help veterinarians prevent the preventable.

Once again, pet obesity is on the rise. But what obesity-related conditions are plaguing our pets?

Dogs undergoing limb amputations can experience post-amputation pain and behavioral changes associated with a phantom complex.

The exact cause of Alopecia X in Pomeranians remains unknown, but a recent study provided some important genetic clues.

A research team has developed a planning tool to help countries meet the World Health Organization’s goal of eliminating dog-mediated rabies by 2030.

Did you miss any important news last month? Check out our top 5 most popular articles from December.

Rhinovirus C—also known as the “common cold”—has been considered a uniquely human pathogen. But a research team investigating an outbreak of the virus believes it can cross primate species barriers.

Healthy Paws Pet Insurance & Foundation outlined the most predominant ailments dogs and cats experience.

Scaredy cats, canine extractions, chronic diarrhea and anal sacculectomies were but a few of the veterinary clinical videos that drew the most attention this year.

The FDA announced an open period for applications for grants to support the development of new animal drugs intended for minor species or minor uses in major species.

When the Veterinary Feed Directive rule change was announced, it sparked a lot of questions from veterinarians and beekeepers. Luckily, the FDA just released answers to the most common questions.

Establishing an online presence may seem simple, but simply having a presence isn’t enough. Position your practice for success with these proven tactics.

Online marketing is a must for practice success today. Here’s how to get started when you don’t have a lot to spend.

Although the job outlook for veterinarians today is outstanding, the most important influence on your career prospects may be your personal perspective and actions.

A look at some of the latest and greatest products in veterinary medicine for December 2017.

Assessing the status of your current employees and identifying areas where competence is lacking will improve your hiring process and focus on appropriate training topics.

Measuring titers of anti-feline coronavirus antibodies in cerebrospinal fluid could be a useful diagnostic method for feline infectious peritonitis.

A coordinated effort in 2016 helped to stave off a potential pandemic and reinforced the precautions required for veterinarians who may become involved with an avian flu outbreak.

How to manage conflict and douse flames of discord in your practice before they rage out of control.

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A newly developed ethogram can help reveal when a ridden horse feels musculoskeletal discomfort.

Follow these tips to create a career summary that is sure to impress any would-be employer.

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Every year, approximately 6.5 million companion animals enter shelters nationwide. Veterinary and animal shelter professionals want potential owners to be prepared when considering adoption.

The ACVIM Foundation has selected Morris Animal Foundation to receive its remaining funds to invest in future animal health research.

The latest research on treating orthopedic conditions.

Savvy use of technology is a must for independent veterinary hospitals to not just survive but thrive. Take these steps to make sure your practice doesn’t become “unplugged.”

Feline infectious peritonitis may have met its match. A new clinical trial has shown the effectiveness of an antiviral drug in treating this typically fatal disease.