Tips on minimizing, recording, and handling surgical complications
As the saying goes, “Hope for the best but prepare for the worst.” Dealing with complications starts with preparing for them.
Tips on minimizing, recording, and handling surgical complications
As the saying goes, “Hope for the best but prepare for the worst.” Dealing with complications starts with preparing for them.
Using a team approach to help overcome preventive care barriers
Preventive care benefits not only the patients, but also pet owners, veterinary team members, and the practice.
A pharmaceutical approach to pain management
Recognizing, assessing, and treating pain is not only essential for the comfort and well-being of our patients, but also contributes to their overall recovery and quality of life.
Lung damage, ‘severe’ footpad burns among health impacts of bushfires on koalas, study reveals
The new scientific publication, led by a senior lecturer at the University of Adelaide’s School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, was featured in Veterinary Sciences.
$15M funding aims to advance stem cell therapies for pets
The financing will go toward achieving the conditional U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval of Gallant Therapeutic’s candidate for feline chronic gingivostomatitis
The power of emotional intelligence
Every veterinary team member is a brand in and among themselves, interacting with clients and colleagues in person and digitally. In that context, possessing some measure of emotional intelligence holds remarkable significance.
One Health-centric organization expands into the U.S.
The Canada-based nonprofit rebrands as Veterinarians Without Borders North America to provide aid to more animals, people, and communities
Pet blood bank calls for donations to aid emergency and specialty veterinary care
BluePearl is encouraging donations from pets to help alleviate the shortage of available blood products nationwide in time for Blood Donor Month
Veterinarians call for a ‘standard’ protocol in canine OA management, survey shows
Ninety-five percent of veterinarians surveyed by the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) say standardized care procedures in managing canine OA would be ‘beneficial’