The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) has announced a Federal Order mandating the measures starting April 29.
The off-the-shelf product is intended to provide a canine-specific source of concentrated platelets in plasma for intra-articular administration in dogs.
The Access to Care Resource Hub offers veterinary professionals tools and information to help expand their reach and impact to underserved communities, including financial options and case studies
Audalys Pena, recipient of the VEG Scholarship, receives funding for the entire fourth year of her tuition at the University of Florida (UF) College of Veterinary Medicine, plus a full-time role as an emergency veterinarian post-graduation.
While the ways in which we can morally and ethically stray can look vastly different depending on our role, it is undoubtedly true those with the most responsibility experience the greatest exposure to veterinary moral hazards. Dr. Patty Khuly addresses eight of the most common moral scenarios that put you behind the 8-ball.
An innocent three-year-old pup named Penny was recently seen heartlessly being dumped on the side of the road in New Jersey, bleeding from a presumed gunshot wound, desperately hoping someone would come to her rescue. Luckily, the good Samaritan who witnessed her abandonment immediately contacted Animal Control and she was rushed to an emergency veterinary […]
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Often, clients turn to independent veterinary clinics for a more personalized and attentive approach to pet care, without the constraints of corporate protocols.
Approaching and overcoming these issues can help improve response to treatment and clinical improvement for the pet.
Olivia A. Petritz, DVM, DACZM, presents an expanded version of The Wild Side column from the April 2024 issue of Veterinary Practice News on avian and reptile dermatology, featuring exclusive VPN Plus+ content on skin issues with rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, and poultry.
In light of World Veterinary Day 2024, findings from a survey of veterinarians worldwide were released to showcase the perceived levels of appreciation for the veterinary profession.
