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Hypertonic phosphate enema intoxication in dogs and cats
Whether exposed due to an outdated therapeutic recommendation or a client attempting at-home treatment, your veterinary patients receiving these enemas need immediate attention.
Will pets' legal status change? One veterinary industry lawyer weighs in
Many consider pets family members; but what does it mean in the eyes of the law?
FDA proposes guidelines for veterinarians, pharmacies on compounding from bulk substances
Agency outlines circumstances for compounding although the practice is currently, technically, illegal.
Fear Free training-Live! Join the pet happiness revolution!
Common mistakes in your veterinary dermatology workups
In a busy veterinary clinic, it's easy to make your best educated guess and move on when presented with what seem to be simple dermatologic diagnoses. But not so fast-many conditions can have similar presentations.
New studies in veterinary internal medicine: Endocrinology
Investigating the best way to monitor dogs with hyperadrenocorticism and whether fructosamine concentrations can be used to monitor glycemic control in diabetic patients.
Veterinary schools work to grow scholarship endowments
But increasing tuition, class sizes keep funds per student virtually unchanged.
Maryland steroid violations raise questions about equine veterinarians' role
Use of compounded stanozolol results in postrace suspensions; experts debate legitimate vs. prohibited use.
Radiologist: Imaging of awake patients is a matter of ethics
Emergencies, heart failure cases, airway disease patients can all benefit from CT without anesthesia, expert says.
Journal Scan: SDMA pinpointed as biomarker for feline renal disease
Does this form of testing hold the key to diagnosing deterioration of the kidney in cats earlier?
Watch out for emotional danger signals in your veterinary colleagues
Learn these signs and take care of one another in the clinic
Idaho VMA, humane society agree on means testing for nonprofit veterinary clients
Groups cooperate to reach deal that forestalls legislative showdown.
Blog: Connecticut legislature launches veterinary sales tax effort
Veterinarians', pet owners' input needed before June 3 session close date.
Who the heck is Dr. Sarah Wooten?
An introduction to a unique new voice on dvm360
More than a ton of raw dog food recalled for potential Salmonella contamination
OC Raw Dog recalls frozen dog food and ceases production during investigation.
Bisphosphonates and navicular syndrome in horses
New veterinary treatment options for this common cause of equine lameness are encouraging, but early results raise questions that need answering.
Three veterinarians head to nation's capital for AVMA fellowship
Trio will lend expert advice to legislative issues involving animal health and welfare.
IDEXX announces new test for H3N2 canine influenza
Lab fast-tracks research and development to produce validated test in four weeks.
Blue Buffalo admits its pet food contained byproducts
Nestl Purina has legally locked horns with competitor over alleged false claims and false advertising.
Rabies cases up in Kansas, Colorado
Veterinary officials urge awareness about the disease to keep pets safe.
Dermatitis, dental disease and other familiar conditions rank on VPI's top 10 list
Check out the top conditions, average costs and dvm360 resources on each.
Avian influenza infects flocks in 13 states
More than 21 million birds affected so far in both commercial and backyard flocks.
Fervor over 'feral' cat bow killing still hot
Young veterinarians boast on Facebook could result in felony indictment.
Blog: A peek at veterinary education and a political update
Cushing visits five veterinary schools and notes a current quiet on the legislative front.
Mind Over Miller: Honoring my mother
As I age, my mother is on my mind more frequently, and I realize how profoundly she shaped my life.
K9s for Warriors: Saving the lives of veterans with PTSD
Program pairs service dogs with former soldiers who are battling to return to normal life.
3 reasons to start your exit plan today
This author is sick of hearing, I want to sell my practice ASAPjust like youre sick of hearing, I knew I should have brought Max in sooner.
Finding comfort in caring about veterinary medicine
Though the burdens are heavy, the veterinary profession cares, and thats what keeps Dr. Brock going.
Letter to dvm360: All veterinarians need to practice good recordkeeping
Letter to dvm360: Inappropriate client interactions should be managed, not sugar-coated