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Backup method for urine collection
Use this method to obtain a good quality urine sample.
Dissecting an unusual case of stomatitis: Photo 1
Mucopurulent oral discharge is evident in this 5-year-old pug.
Dissecting an unusual case of stomatitis: Photo 5 (large photo)
Complete resolution is evident in this image taken six weeks following the second extraction sequence.
Dissecting an unusual case of stomatitis: Photo 6
A single lesion is present in the alveolar mucosa adjacent to the maxillary canine tooth. The right side had an identical lesion.
Dissecting an unusual case of stomatitis: Photo 5
Dissecting an unusual case of stomatitis: Photo 3 (large photo)
The lateral margins of the tongue are affected where contact with the mandibular teeth occurs.
APHIS unveils revised accreditation program process
The National Veterinary Accreditation Program is requiring CE for accreditation
The wrong side of a horse kick
An elephant dose - plus one -of sedative wasn't enough to keep this horse from kicking my unlucky colleague
Surviving the client herd
The next chapter in Dr. Michael Obenski's humorous look at client types.
Do you support declaw bans? Read two views
Two team members sound off about the recent California declaw bans.
Dissecting an unusual case of stomatitis: Photo 2
Oral ulceration and stomatitis are evident in regions where tissue contacts the tooth surface.
Weigh public demand vs. activist actions
When will the HSUS understand that Americans won't want expensive meat?
Dissecting an unusual case of stomatitis: Photo 1 (large photo)
MSU instructor on paid leave during criminal case
Instructor is on paid leave following charges of criminal sexual misconduct.
Dissecting an unusual case of stomatitis: Photo 4
The maxillary mucosa demonstrates the difference between the first and second extraction sequence. Note the partial resolution of the patient's right maxillary arcade.
What does it mean to be humane?
Put yourself in others' shoes, paws, hooves or claws
Institute of Medicine commits to One Health study at summit
The crowning achievement at the One Health Commission's first summit was the decision that the Institute of Medicine will conduct a study to act as a road map for the organization
Nonsurgical methods of contraception in dogs and cats: Where are we now?
The population of unowned, free-roaming cats and dogs in the world is unknown, but we know an overpopulation of these animals exists.
AAVMC sets aggressive agenda for veterinary education
Consortium board is in place to help facilitate strategic planning, offer recommendations
Turning the tide: Bringing veterinarians back to the public animal welfare debate
Animal welfare leaders try to hash out a plan to reclaim their ground in the public arena
High stakes: New spay-neuter law in Las Vegas
Las Vegas gambles on a new spay/neuter law.
Dissecting an unusual case of stomatitis: Photo 3
Dissecting an unusual case of stomatitis: Photo 4 (large photo)
Calif. cities line up to enact cat declaw bans
Seven cities scramble as new state law blocks them from regulation veterinary procedures in 2010
Nonsurgical animal sterilization: The potential to control pet overpopulation-and save human lives
Nonsurgical animal sterilization can help humans as much as it helps animals.
Dissecting an unusual case of stomatitis: Photo 6 (large photo)
Have You Heard? Gene therapy for CRF?
Patients with chronic renal failure may benefit from gene therapy involving plasmid injections of growth hormone-releasing hormone.
Veterinary college administrator named head of space institute
Knoxville, Tenn. -- A veterinary school administrator at the University of Tennessee has been named the new executive director of the University of Tennessee Space Institute.
Second phase of new Texas breeding bull rules effective Jan. 1
Austin, Texas -- The second phase of a program to address in-state movement of breeding bulls in Texas will go into effect Jan. 1.
Cornell task force report highlights some cost savings
Ithaca, N.Y. -- A new task force report conducted by Cornell?s College of Veterinary Medicine has reveals several ways to cut costs, including changing the way courses are taught.