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Vetted November 2019
Studies initial results point to potential new atopic dermatitis therapies
October 21, 2019
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VetCell Therapeutics researching stem cell treatment, while KindredBio studies efficacy of new monoclonal antibody for veterinary patients.
Out-of-the-box advice for veterinary professionals dealing with traumatic experiences
October 21, 2019
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What might coping with stressors in veterinary medicine look like if we allowed our physical response to trauma to take its course, rather than suppressing it?
Should you rush to buy equipment before Dec. 31?
October 13, 2019
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If the new equipment for your veterinary clinic will make you money, improve patient care and make work easier for your team, then, yes, the Section 179 tax deduction is a nice bonus from Uncle Sam! Learn more about it here.
Joint disease in cats: Assume the worst and treat for the best
October 09, 2019
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While sweeping generalizations may be a bad idea in other situations, feline expert Dr. Kelly St. Denis says its best to assume that all senior cats in your practice are suffering from the pain of DJD.
Journal Scan: Feline diabetes and the gut microbiome
October 02, 2019
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In a recent study, feline diabetic patients demonstrated similar changes in gut bacteria to those seen in human patients with type II diabetes mellitus.
Advice for veterinarians: Surgical trauma and the second victim
September 25, 2019
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In veterinary medicine, there exists a culture of shame surrounding surgical error. Here, one DVM shares her experience with mental and emotional trauma during surgery and offers 7 steps to help veterinarians rewire their brains after a traumatic event in practice.
Why the 'dental' divides our profession
September 22, 2019
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When a pet owner can't afford the highest standard of veterinary dental care, what choices do we have left?
How a new rule could force changes to your veterinary facility
August 23, 2019
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USP 800 is very important in how your faculty handles compounded drugs, says veterinary architect Vicki Pollard, CVT, AIA, at HospitalDesign360 conference.