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New foothill abortion disease vaccine could help save producers millions
Researchers at two Western U.S. universities have developed a vaccine to prevent Epizootic bovine abortion, a disease that has...
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Weekly livestock news: November 16, 2020
Grant will help producers reduce livestock–predator conflict A federal grant will help producers come up with new ways to...
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Weekly companion animal news: November 9, 2020
New feline facility at UC Davis aims to improve efficiency of care The University of California, Davis veterinary school...
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WILMAH conducting industry survey on diversity and inclusion
Women in Leadership and Management in Animal Health (WILMAH) is conducting an industry survey to help drive awareness and...
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Veterinary student debt rises faster than starting salaries: AVMA
Student educational debt is growing 4.5 times as fast as income for new veterinary graduates, research from the AVMA...
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Weekly livestock news: November 9, 2020
Scientists propose tax on meat and livestock to help avert future pandemics Policymakers should consider levying taxes on livestock...
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Project aims to make rural practices more sustainable
A network of Texas A&M veterinarians wants to help make rural veterinary practices sustainable. The group of Texas A&M...
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National study will look at U.S. cattle health management
An upcoming study will assess current trends in cattle health management practices on U.S. feedlots. From March through August...
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Surveys show threat of burnout in veterinary profession
Three-quarters of veterinarians are concerned about stress and burnout in the profession because of COVID-19, a new survey from...
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Chewy launches telehealth service
Chewy is launching a new telehealth service that allows pet owners to connect with veterinarians for consultations and to...
