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Key Genes for Mucosal Melanoma in Humans, Dogs and Horses Might Help Target New Cancer Therapies
Scientists find key genes for mucosal melanoma in humans, dogs and horses, which could help target new cancer therapies.
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Veterinary Professionals at Risk due to Hazardous Chemotherapy Drugs
Veterinary professionals have higher exposure to chemotherapy drugs than counterparts in human medicine because they are not taking proper precautions, say researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Veterinarians Collaborate to Save the Eye of a Rare Okapi Calf
University of Florida veterinarians performed a keratectomy to correct a rare eye abnormality in an endangered okapi calf.
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California Bans Commercially Bred Dogs and Cats
When Gov. Jerry Brown signed AB 485 into law, California became the first state to ban commercially bred dogs, cats and rabbits. The law has stirred controversy.
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Indiana Bill to Change Veterinary Technician Titles Headed to Full Senate
A bill authored by Indiana state senator Jean Leising to change the job title for veterinary technicians passed the Senate Committee on Agriculture by a bipartisan vote of 8 to 1.
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Heartworm 2020 Aims to Boost Number of Protected Dogs
The Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health campaign, announced at the 2019 VMX conference in Orlando, Fla.
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Morris Animal Foundation Awards $1 Million for New Studies Benefiting Canine and Feline Health
DENVER/January 24, 2019 – Worth more than a few happy barks and meows, Morris Animal Foundation announced it awarded nearly $1 million in grants for nine canine and feline research projects.
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Dr. Earl H. Rippie Veterinary Nurse Leadership Scholars Announced
Meet the three extraordinary veterinary nurses who were awarded Dr.
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Nominate a 2019 Hero Veterinarian and Hero Veterinary Nurse
Nominations are now being accepted for the 6th annual American Humane Hero Veterinarian and Hero Veterinary Nurse Awards, presented by Zoetis Petcare.
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Mast Cell Tumor that Causes Skin Cancer in Dogs Breakthrough?
Could the results of a unique new study that looked at mast cell tumors — which cause a common skin cancer in dogs — lead to drugs that could someday cure the disease?