Pet Owner Resources
Heartworm Disease in Cats
Despite the fact that heartworm disease is nearly 100% preventable, many cats are diagnosed with it each year.
The Future of Pet Health Care: Creating a Continuum of Care
Veterinary professionals deserve a professional environment where they can thrive, and pet parents deserve access to consistent, quality care that helps their pets thrive throughout their lives. By creating a connected and innovative pet healthcare ecosystem, Thrive Pet Healthcare can improve the experience for everyone.
Women’s Veterinary Leadership Forum
Though remarkable changes and significant gains have been made since the U.S. adopted the 19th Amendment, allowing white women the right to vote, much work remains to be done to promote equality, inclusion, and diversity—not only within the veterinary profession but throughout the world.
News
Evolving the Relationship Between Primary Care Veterinarians and Specialists
Editor’s Note: This is an excerpt from a white paper written by the Collaborative Care Coalition, a volunteer group dedicated to improving and expanding collaborative care.
No Time to Weight
It’s no secret that getting feline patients into the clinic for regular exams can be more of a challenge than it is with dogs.
Preventive Medicine
Data-Driven Pet Solutions: The Importance of Preventive Care
Seeing more than three million pets each year, Banfield analyzed its electronic veterinary health records system for data and insights on some of the most common preventable diseases; this article provides key findings from the new report.
How to Define a CIV Epizootic
Our profession needs to continue to raise pet-owner awareness of the influenza virus and the available vaccine. Through education, we help promote pet wellness, health, protection, and peace of mind.
Personal Wellbeing
Veterinary Medicine’s Professional Imperative: Suicide Prevention
Throughout their careers, veterinary professionals commit to helping their patients become healthier and happier, but we all too often forget to focus that same time and attention on our own wellbeing.
Pet Owner Resources
New body. New diet.
Pets that have been spayed or neutered are at a much higher risk for becoming obese. Choosing a diet that proactively addresses the changes to a pet’s appetite and metabolism can make a real difference for your pet.
T8 Keto® – Flush Patented Formula, Proven Performance
Many dogs are susceptible to developing dirty or infected ears.