dvm360 December 2021

Veterinary professionals nominated and chosen by their peers exemplify leadership and achievement in improving patient outcomes.

Veterinary professionals nominated and chosen by their peers exemplify leadership and achievement in improving patient outcomes.

Veterinary professionals nominated and chosen by their peers exemplify leadership and achievement in improving patient outcomes.

Veterinary professionals nominated and chosen by their peers exemplify leadership and achievement in improving patient outcomes.

Veterinary professionals nominated and chosen by their peers exemplify leadership and achievement in improving patient outcomes.

Veterinary professionals nominated and chosen by their peers exemplify leadership and achievement in improving patient outcomes.

Calmer Canine offers a long-lasting, drug-free treatment for a number of anxiety disorders in dogs.

Technology can provide solutions that smooth out the rough edges in clinical workflow by addressing pain points for patients and clinicians alike.

Despite all the advancements in human medicine over the past few decades, veterinary medicine has seen little change until recently. Now, several new therapeutic developments have emerged specifically for use in veterinary medicine that have promising potential in changing how veterinarians treat cancer.

A promotional strategy should align with practice goals, which may include business and revenue growth.

Dogs and cats can develop several different types of uroliths.

At the intersection of endocrinology and critical illness, these case studies examine endocrine biomarkers that accompany severe illness and incipient recovery.

Technology touches the practice-client experience every step of the way. A considered approach that harnesses technology to address the needs of both parties can be a win-win for all.

Deborah E. Linder, DVM, MS, DACVN, discusses the latest research and guidance surrounding popular pet food diets during a Fetch dvm360® talk.

Phovia’s fluorescence biomodulation may increase collagen production and control bacteria.

Reducing cortisol secretion helps treat dogs with hyperadrenocorticism, an often-frustrating disease to diagnose.

When a staff member receives a bite wound from a patient, this clinic assesses its existing safety procedures, plus determines how to approach and prevent similar future incidents.

Protect healthy smiles with the C.E.T.® Dental Authority Certification Program

Andrew Rosenberg, DVM, DACVD, detailed the ins and outs of canine atopic dermatitis, plus how to approach a patient presenting with this condition.

The importance of diagnosing pets in the pre-clinical phase of heart disease, plus the advantages of the classification system.

Requiring COVID-19 vaccinations can keep your team, your clients, and your business safe.

Kirsten Oliver, VN, DipAVN (Surgical), CVT, CCRP, CVPP, VTS (Physical Rehabilitation), outlines modalities of basic therapeutic rehabilitation and shares common conditions that can be treated by rehabilitation.

The 2 colleges have teamed up to tackle the growing shortage of veterinary technicians by establishing a new 2+2 agreement.

The award recognizes the significance of veterinary innovation to the wider community.

A differentiated longer, larger, lower cost, but pay-later solution is now available for US pet parents making critical medical decisions for their beloved companions.

A veterinarian shares discrepancies between the basic versus platinum approach when treating pets with heart murmurs to ensure the best care is provided.

The digital pet health company donated thousands of dollars to the Brandywine Valley SPCA to help support its efforts of caring for affected pets.

Funding will go towards a Canada-based researcher studying early detection and/or prevention of canine cancer to achieve better outcomes for dogs impacted by this disease.

The zoo animals originally experienced decreased appetites, coughing, sneezing and lethargy.