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The FDA is seeking applicants for grants funding research in aquaculture, minor ruminant drugs, food safety, and antimicrobial stewardship.

Here is a sneak peek at this week’s headlines.

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This week: a first-of-its-kind feline hypertension approval, an experimental injectable for flat-faced dogs, and a sweeping new look at cancer genes in cats.

Each of the honorees received the 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award.

Here are this week’s headlines

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dvm360’s Australian correspondent provides updates on technology focused on a patient’s problem-oriented record.

The new formula aims to address two common issues simultaneously.

What happens when a heart murmur goes unheard?

Megan Chadwick, CVT, discusses the impact of veterinary technician workforce shortages and why it's important to fill these roles.

The oral moxidectin therapy is available over the counter.

The latest updates relating to animal care establishments and platforms.

Marisa Ames, DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology), discusses how the entire veterinary team can help improve adherence to parasite preventives.

Learn how psychobiotic probiotics support pets’ anxiety via the gut‑brain axis, lowering cortisol and boosting serotonin.

After years of off-label use, veterinarians now have the first FDA-approved amlodipine formulation specifically indicated for cats with systemic hypertension.

Veterinary medicine is a physical job, yet most practices lack a system to support that reality. This episode breaks down what a durability system actually looks like and how to integrate it into the daily demands of a busy clinic.

This new tool will help veterinary professionals detect, visualize, and then grade heart murmurs in canine patients.

The virtual sessions will address the Animal Drug User Fee Act and Animal Generic Drug User Fee Act.

A young dog’s worsening hip dysplasia leads to a total hip replacement.

Tick risk is no longer seasonal—Susan E. Little, DVM, PhD, DACVM (Parasitology), explains what’s changed and how to protect patients year-round.

A US Environmental Protection Agency emergency exemption is allowing US officials to import Tanidil as part of a growing federal response to prevent New World screwworm from entering the country.

In a dvm360 interview, Katherine Quesenberry, DVM, MPH, DABVP (Avian), talks about illnesses, injuries, and trauma seen by veterinarians treating exotic animals.

In this dvm360 interview, Megan Chadwick, CVT, discusses ways to help keep technicians on board and promote career growth.

The authorization adds to a growing list of treatments cleared under emergency use as federal agencies ramp up efforts to prevent New World screwworm from reestablishing in the United States.

A study from The Ohio State University provides the first quantitative evidence that 2 tick species can survive for weeks on common household flooring, underscoring the need for veterinarians to reinforce year-round tick prevention and home risk mitigation strategies with clients.

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