Free veterinary care, supplies offered to pets in unhoused communities in a multi-city tour
The program kicks off in Orlando, Fla. on Aug. 28, and will visit Los Angeles, San Diego, and Riverside, Calif., as well as Atlanta, Ga.
Novel cell-sizing method for feline lymphomas focus of new study
Presenting flow cytometry and clonality evaluation as reliable methods for characterizing feline lymphomas, the new research links cell size categories directly to cancer survival rates and demonstrates up to 90 percent concordance with gold standard of cytology.
Novel cell-sizing method for feline lymphomas focus of new study
Presenting flow cytometry and clonality evaluation as reliable methods for characterizing feline lymphomas, the new research links cell size categories directly to cancer survival rates and demonstrates up to 90 percent concordance with gold standard of cytology.
7 tips to help clients and patients beat “pre-vet scaries”
Implement these simple steps in your practice to help avoid the anxiety and stress often associated with veterinary visits
Monoclonal antibody (mAb) product innovation aim of facility expansion in Kansas
A $130-million investment through 2026 is expected to bolster production and development of monoclonal antibody-based therapy, including a potential product in canine dermatology.
Post-adoption support, veterinary telehealth offered to new pet adopters in recent partnership
Pet adopters in select animal shelters across the U.S. are offered access to lost pet prevention and recovery tools, as well as 24/7 online veterinary services.
Navigating the CDC updated guidelines for dog importation to the U.S.
The new CDC guidelines for bringing dogs into the U.S. reflect a continued commitment to safeguarding public health and preventing the spread of diseases.
Wildlife in Eastern U.S. target of USDA rabies vaccine rollout
The annual distribution of an oral rabies vaccine (ORV) bait in select areas in the eastern U.S. is aimed at preventing the spread of the disease among raccoons
Addressing risks and finding solutions to malocclusions in dogs and cats
Just like humans, pets can develop malocclusions that require treatment if the malocclusion is causing discomfort. Early evaluation of the teeth and jaws allows for early detection of malocclusions and developmental abnormalities.
Pet-friendliness of U.S. cities ranked in recent study
Veterinary care costs and accessibility, park availability, and walkability score among metrics used by researchers to compare and rank the pet-friendliness of 100 largest cities in the country.