News
Banfield Appoints New Chief Medical Officer
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Exotic Medicine
How Honey Bees Are Changing Veterinary Medicine (and Why Pollinators Matter)
Veterinary Feed Directives were created by the FDA in an attempt to have veterinarians oversee antibiotics given to animals in feed as part of the FDA’s overall drive to combat antibiotic resistance.
News
Dream It, Be It: Dr. Mary Beth Davis’ Story
Most veterinary students struggle with classes and clinicals, but what if you had recently suffered a paralyzing spinal injury that left you wheelchair-bound?
News
Can Online Therapy Help Prevent Veterinarian Suicides?
Veterinarians are experiencing troubling, increasing rates of psychological distress, burnout, and suicide.
Integrative Medicine
The Healing Power of Fish Skin for a Dog Named Stella
Stella, a 1-year-old Rottweiler, sustained multiple injuries from a house fire.
Ethics/Welfare
Poll: Have You Suspected Clients of Obtaining Opioids for Personal Use?
We asked our Facebook users, ”Have you ever suspected a pet parent of obtaining opioids for his or her pet so he or she can use the painkillers themselves?
News
VEA Converts Ideas Into Reality, Accelerating Innovation in Animal Health
Want to showcase your innovative ideas for the veterinary field?
News
Can We Find a Cure for Canine Hemangiosarcoma?
The results from a University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine research project and clinical trial not only benefits dogs with canine hemangiosarcoma, but may be applicable to humans too.
News
UGA, Navicent Health Partner on Pacemakers for Dogs
The Pacemaker Donation Program provides heart patients at MCNH the option of donating their used pacemakers to canine heart patients at UGA.
Exotic Medicine
Rescued Harp Seal “Sally Ride” Released From National Aquarium
Following Marie Tharp’s release, Sally Ride has finally completed her treatment at the National Aquarium and was released back into the ocean on April 25, 2019.