Dog abandoned, tied to a pole in Tampa amidst Milton recovers in foster care
‘Trooper,’ the bull terrier tied to a fence and left by its owner in rising floodwaters during Hurricane Milton, has received a ‘clean bill of health’ from veterinarians.
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Vet emergency team completes Hurricane Helene deployment
The Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team (VET) has returned after a 15-day deployment in North Carolina, caring for search and recovery dogs during the storm.
Keep pets safe; warn clients of Halloween hazards
Beyond the well-known risk of chocolate, other items, such as candies containing xylitol, raw pumpkin, toxic autumn flowers, and glow sticks are potential health hazards for pets
Light and ultrasound therapy for melanoma explored in new study
Texas A&M University researchers aims to advance treatment for skin cancer for both humans and animals in new study involving pigs.
Outpatient treatment may be viable for lily toxicity in cats, study reveals
While inpatient cats had a 100 percent survival rate, many cats treated as outpatients still had positive outcomes with 87.5 percent survival rate.
New NC State DVM program aims to guide undergrads toward a career in equine care
Launching this fall, the Equine Scholars Program invites qualified undergraduate students with a demonstrated interest in horse health to join NC State’s DVM program from partner universities statewide.
Pet care community urged to assist in relief efforts after Hurricanes Helene, Milton
A nonprofit organization connects pet companies, industry groups, and shelters to help provide critical supplies to aid communities impacted by natural disasters.
Industry partnership bolsters well-being and professional growth of veterinary technicians
The collaboration will provide 300 fully funded scholarships for MentorVet Tech, an evidence-based mentorship and professional development program for veterinary technicians.
Industry partnership bolsters well-being and professional growth of veterinary technicians
The collaboration will provide 300 fully funded scholarships for MentorVet Tech, an evidence-based mentorship and professional development program for veterinary technicians.
Broad canine oral parasiticide gets FDA approval
The single monthly dose parasiticide is recommended to protect against six parasites, including fleas, ticks, heartworms, hookworms, and tapeworms.