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Dr. Robert Miller tries to figure out what to call a pet owner in today's world.

Dr. DeClementi provides guidance on recognizing and treating naproxen toxicosis in dogs.

Veterinarians and staff safe after robbery at Freedom Animal Hospital

Investigate these common causes when you have an affected patient.

Feline experts Drs. Susan Little and Margie Scherk discuss maddening missteps to be sure to avoid in your practice.

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These pads are absorbent on one side and waterproof on the other and serve as excellent surgery or kennel pads.

Dr. Robert Miller swore he would never again get involved in the cat declawing controversy, but then...

Download this suggested protocol for treating proteinuria in dogs.

Violent incidents can happen anywhere, but there are things a practice team can do to be less vulnerable.

Bayer study offers new feline data, tips for veterinary practices and clients.

Partners for Healthy Pets introduces public information campaign to stress the importance of preventive care.

Sometimes it's not the boss that's a challenge, it's the job. Consider these differences between a bossy boss and a demanding job in a small or larger practice.

Which dvm360 magazine articles have the veterinary community abuzz? Check out the dvm360 iPad app for the five highest-ranking stories in terms of sheer numbers and check out 20 more exciting headlines here.

Dr. Elizabeth Share?s autistic son made her a better veterinarian- and inspired her to raise autism awareness in her clinic.

Learn how to evaluate stress in your patients, find handling and safety tools and study troubleshooting tips.

Dr. Robert M. Miller plays a trick on those trying to play a trick on him.

Avoid disposable cups by designing your own personalized reusable coffee mugs.

This green idea involves reusing plastic grocery bags.

Go green with these ideas to reduce the paperwork in your practice.

Topical medication found to last longer than prescription oral preventives.

Walks into veterinary clinic saying he'll kill staff if dog is dead.

Educate pet owners about their cat's diabetes with this helpful form.

WSAVA recommends titer testing in vaccine guidelines

Natural remedies abound for treating common diseases in people and pets, but what exact role they should play remains undetermined. This study looked specifically at the use of milk thistle for helping pets with liver disease.

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Reports of dogs ingesting C-4 have come from nine states and, as described here, from as far away as Kandahar, Afghanistan.