Parasitology
Selamectin Use in Companion Animals
New product options represent exciting new tools in the crusade against parasites in companion animals, from the domestic to the exotic.
Personal/Professional Development
Who Cares?
Empathy is something the veterinary profession needs to place more emphasis on, in schooling and continuing education.
Personal/Professional Development
NAVC Offerings for Veterinary Nurses/Technicians
Keep an eye on the NAVC website as more exciting programs and products are released with the goal of creating opportunities for these indispensable professionals.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Assessing the Gender Pay Gap in Veterinary Medicine
Pay inequality can be researched and discussed all day long, but real change comes from industry-wide commitment.
Nutrition
Proactive Nutrition for the Healthy Indoor Cat
Preventing cats from becoming overweight or obese can be more rewarding and successful than weight-loss programs.
Parasitology
Cuterebriasis in Dogs and Cats
Although Cuterebra infestations are usually more traumatic for the client than the animal, severe manifestations are possible.
Preventive Medicine
Canine Adenovirus Type 2 Vaccination
CAV-2 is endemic in healthy dog populations worldwide and is a significant viral cause of CIRD, particularly when combined with viral or bacterial co-infections.
Orthopedics
Multimodal Pain Management for Canine Osteoarthritis
OA is common in dogs, and management involves multiple modalities that must be tailored to each patient and its owner.
Dermatology
Dermatophytoses in Dogs and Cats
Dermatophytosis is a zoonotic but curable disease. Establishing whether a patient is completely cured should be supported by a combination of resolution of clinical signs and negative culture.Â