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Canopy Animal Health Continues CBD Product Development
Canopy Animal Health continues in-depth CBD research for recreational and prescription products, currently taking place at Colorado State University.
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COVID-19 Webinar for Veterinary Professionals
A free, RACE-approved webinar will enable veterinary professionals to help pets stay in homes and out of the sheltering system.
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COVID-19 Business Closures: Veterinary Practices Are “Essential Services or Businesses”
The AAVSB is urging lawmakers to classify veterinary practices as essential businesses and endorsing telemedicine as an important way to protect the health of veterinary team members during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Global Health Organizations: No COVID-19 Detected in Cats and Dogs
Thousands of dogs and cats tested for COVID-19 have shown no positive results to date, according to multiple global health organizations.
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VetFolio to Offer Free Online Classes to Help Veterinarians Meet CE Deadlines During Coronavirus Outbreak
In light of many CE events and conferences getting indefinitely postponed, VetFolio has offered free CE to anyone looking to meet state requirement deadlines.
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AVMA: Use Telemedicine to Help Care for Veterinary Patients
Using telemedicine can help prevent the spread of COVID-19, says the American Veterinary Medical Association.
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Coronavirus Update: Emerging Strains and Veterinary Patients
An emerging coronavirus causing an outbreak of respiratory disease in humans has led to questions about the importance of this newly discovered virus, if any, to our veterinary patients.
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COVID-19 Outbreak: Keeping the Pet Community Safe
Knowing that 32% of a practice’s patient population is now designated as high risk by the CDC for COVID-19, BabelBark is encouraging practices to seriously consider using technology to help engage those pet owners who may not be able to leave their homes for the pet’s care.
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New Canine UTI Therapy Could Reduce Risk of Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
Morris Animal Foundation-funded researchers are evaluating a new therapy to treat dogs with clinical urinary tract infections (UTI) by comparing a biotherapeutic treatment with conventional antimicrobial therapy.