Six startup businesses, all of which have at least one founder who identifies as a person of color, will showcase their solutions and products in pet care for a chance to win $10,000
It is not always easy keeping up with what is happening and new in veterinary medicine. Four experts share more about recent advances in the field that could affect your practice.
The perceived resistance of clients in discussing obesity is mostly rooted in how veterinary professionals decide to approach the conversation. Fortunately, research tells us how we can increase the odds of pet owner compliance.
More than 6.5 million cats and dogs reportedly entered shelters and rescues in 2023 alone, indicating an on-going overcapacity crisis in animal shelters across the U.S.
When evaluating challenging allergy cases, it is important to keep in mind there are several, nonallergic skin diseases that can mimic the clinical signs of allergies and may require very different treatment plans.
When evaluating challenging allergy cases, it is important to keep in mind there are several, nonallergic skin diseases that can mimic the clinical signs of allergies and may require very different treatment plans.
Veterinarians can now freely transition between employers or start their own practices without the fear of legal repercussions. This change opens a range of career opportunities, including full-time roles, part-time engagements, and gig work.
The 42nd annual Veterinary Meeting & Expo (VMX), happening in January 2025, will offer continuing education in a variety of formats, including art and craft projects.
The story of Cookie, a 10-year-old male red-footed tortoise, showcases the necessity for specialized solutions for a broader range of species, illustrating a vital shift in animal welfare.
The at-risk shelter pets included in the rescue program are evaluated and given follow-up medical care before being put up for adoption.
