Letters to the Editor
We Must Improve the Availability of Pet Blood Products
Voluntary donation programs provide a transparent and collaborative process with the pet owner to ensure the donor’s well-being is prioritized.
Letters to the Editor
A Gross Exaggeration
Telemedicine is a vital tool in the veterinarian’s toolbox once a VCPR is established.
Letters to the Editor
The Push for New Schools in an Evolving World
The demand for veterinary education by aspiring students and the demand for what veterinarians are trained to offer remain exceptionally high.
Letters to the Editor
Addressing Concerns About Pet Insurance
Today’s pet insurance products will evolve as a proactive financial support and payment option for pet-loving families.
Letters to the Editor
The Veterinary Market’s Invisible Hand
Theoretically, a new price/quantity equilibrium will eventually be reached by virtue of the “invisible hand.”
Letters to the Editor
Yes, We Are Worth It
What I learned most from Mark Opperman is that those three initials after my name, DVM, are important and valuable.
Letters to the Editor
Intervention Is a Powerful Well-Being Tool
“We must be cautious when labeling the things we face in our profession as ‘normal hardships.’”
Government/Regulations
Tackling Fraudulent Animal Health Certificates
The spread of diseases due to fraudulent health certificates can strain public health systems and lead to costly disease-control measures.