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SLIDESHOW: Economic and political challenges abound in efforts to manage horses on public lands
Study finds if processes go unchanged and trends continue, the already overpopulated American West could see a runaway wild horse population.
Zoetis, AVMF to give 350 veterinary students $2,000 each
Scholarships aim to reward diversity and diverse career paths.
Wild horses and ailing dogs in the dvm360 Five
Updates on veterinary news, practice management, architecture and surgery-all in one stop
Elite military dogs find bombs, take down bad guys
Trainer Mike Ritland cultivates a unique combination of olfactory skill and hunt drive in special forces canines.
Blog: Large-scale food animal production under microscope
Welfare groups seek to move 'corporate farming' into political arena.
Blizzard leaves thousands of cattle dead across western South Dakota
Producers, veterinarians work through staggering herd loss and animal stress.
Public health expert: Most veterinary students' view of profession is too narrow
Schools urged to recruit more students interested in public service from the outset.
Fla. veterinary students learn practice management skills through new externship
Program considered 'essential' to students hoping to own a veterinary practice.
Evaluating non-anesthetic veterinary dental cleanings
One provider shows its service in a video.
How veterinary medicine can save the world
In this series, dvm360 takes a close look at how veterinary medicine benefits people, not just animals.
Wild horse population projected to reach catastrophic levels
Economic and political challenges abound in efforts to manage horses on public lands.
Researchers: Circovirus not primary cause of Midwest mystery illness
Investigators continue to seek explanation for canine cases in Ohio, Michigan.
Center for Veterinary Biologics employees sent back to work to approve animal vaccines
Despite shutdown furloughs, AVMA and Rep. Schrader push ag secretary to reassess CVB workers as critical to public health.
AVMA calls on Congress, veterinary caucus, to stop 'bickering' and end shutdown
Association says animal welfare, food safety and research hang in the balance.
Medical device tax axed in latest budget proposal from bipartisan legislators
Dems agree to eliminate tax--which would hit equipment used in veterinary practice--in exchange for six-month funding of federal budget.
dvm360 iPad publication: Issue 28 is now available
How to stop client complaints about finances before they start; a look at how cat owners really feel about veterinary visits; a case study on managing a 9-month-old kitten with FIP; plus video, photos, quizzes and more.
Equine veterinary practitioners eligible for $15,000 in grant money
Boehringer Ingelheim calls for infectious disease research proposals; Oct. 15 deadline nears.
Secret to human AIDS vaccine may be found in feline virus
Veterinary, human medical researchers identify FIV peptide that kills HIV.
Life-saving measures: A CPR overview in pets
Four critical CPR points highlighted at the 2013 Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society meeting.
U.S. House veterinary caucus members take opposing stances over government shutdown
Kurt Schrader forfeits pay in light of Congress' failure to pass a budget; Ted Yoho stands with conservatives to defund 'Obamacare.'
Image Quiz: A Chihuahua with traumatic bite wounds
Incorrect answer: Image Quiz: A Chihuahua with traumatic bite wounds
Treatment considerations for angular limb deformities in foals
If conservative therapy fails, surgery can be a viable option for veterinarians treating this common orthopedic problem in young horses.
Zoetis accepting proposals for 2013 Horse Call grant program
The program promotes veterinary research in equine disease.
Using urine specific gravity values to localize azotemia in veterinary care
Part 4 of a multipart series: See how this parameter, combined with clinical signs and other findings, can help veterinarians pinpoint where disease is occurring.
The veterinary mystery of the California cluster
Veterinary researchers try to understand a spike in sudden deaths, possibly cardiac-related, among thoroughbreds.
Botulism in horses: Veterinarians should be cognizant in their diagnosis
Knowing what to look for and being diligent in gathering the patient's history will help veterinarians diagnose this often overlooked condition.
Mind Over Miller: Don't be so quick to specialize
Dr. Robert Miller offers his thoughts on residencies and general practice options for recent veterinary graduates.
Facing fear head on: Tips for veterinarians to create a more behavior-centered practice
In part 2 of this series, we equip veterinary teams to assess and alleviate fear during veterinary visits to build a more behavior-centered practice-and stronger pet-owner relationships.
Idea Exchange: Fill pill boxes to avoid missing doses
A pill box is an easy solution to avoid missing or doubling medication doses for boarded animals.
Zoetis commits to fight PEDv
Zoetis affirms its commitment to finding a solution to help control the recent outbreak of porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDv).
