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|Articles|February 13, 2023
This week on dvm360.com: New luxury pet skincare and lifestyle brand, and other veterinary news
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
Here is a sneak peek at this week’s headlines
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Good morning dvm360® readers! Whether you're an Eagles fan, Chiefs fan, or simply just attended a Super Bowl party for the food, we hope you enjoyed your weekend. Amid the football fun, we're keeping you updated with the latest and greatest in the veterinary medicine space.
Here is what you can find this week on dvm360.com:
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- In honor of Black History Month, a dvm360® interview will spotlight Niccole Bruno, DVM, as she explains the significance of this awareness month to her plus more on the topic.
- Laila Proença, DVM, PhD, MV, MSc, DACZM, will share insight on elective ovariectomy in guinea pigs and its role in the prevention of reproductive diseases.
- Open Farm, a pet food company in North America, debuts an online carbon footprint tool, the first of its kind in this industry.
- The Vet Blast Podcast this week offers an opportunity to earn CE credits as Robert Silver, DVM, MS, discusses the latest on medical mushrooms with Adam Christman, DVM, MBA.
- The Australian-based luxury pet skincare and lifestyle brand, DOG by Dr Lisa, has officially released its products in the US.
- And more!
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