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Study Sheds Light on Canine Pain Sensitivity

A North Carolina State University study challenges veterinarians’ beliefs about pain thresholds in certain dog breeds.

The latest from Clemson University, Chewy, 20/20 Imaging, Covetrus, VetCT, CityVet, Bond Vet, OraStripdx and Asto CT.

The new formulation is indicated for the treatment of canine pruritus associated with allergic dermatitis and atopy.

Controversial legislation would allow licensed PTs to work on people and animals without veterinary supervision.

Research shows higher temperatures, ozone and UV levels are associated with higher canine bite rates.

The latest from AAFP, Schwarzman Animal Medical Center, Rowan University, NVA, Critter Fixers, WSAVA, AmeriVet and Morris Animal Foundation.

A non-surgical alternative to spaying might be on the horizon.

A HABRI study shows that people young and old benefit from a companion animal.

NAVC HiVE, the new series of in-person events from the NAVC, aims to cover timely issues for veterinary professionals.

A joint agreement between the FDA and EU helps ensure the safety and quality of animal drugs.