Advancements & research

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August 31, 2022
Which canine vaccinations are "core" for you?
Should the lepto vaccine be required for all dogs? According to the just released 2022 AAHA Canine Vaccination Guidelines , it depends. -
August 29, 2022
‘Mysterious’ Parvovirus-like illness turns out to be . . . well, parvovirus
When more than 30 dogs in Northern Michigan died from an undiagnosed illness recently, the first news reports called it “mysterious” and “parvo-like.” -
August 24, 2022
New support for AAHA practice managers
Practice managers are known for being the ones other team members turn to for support—but who supports them? Introducing AAHA's new group for practice managers in the association’s online AAHA Community, a safe space where practice managers at AAHA-accredited hospitals can support each other. -
August 12, 2022
Adopting shelter dogs is a lot like dating (minus that first visit to Starbucks)
It turns out that adopting a dog is a lot like dating, only without the “getting-to-know-you” cup of coffee. -
August 5, 2022
What monkeypox means for pets
Monkeypox kind of snuck up on us. We've been so busy stressing about COVID rebounds and Omicron variants, headlines about monkeypox haven’t been top of mind for most. -
August 4, 2022
Pheromones may be key to peace between cats and dogs
Multipet households are common—but what if some of those pets, specifically cats and dogs, don’t get along? Pheromones might be the answer. -
July 30, 2022
Don't miss AAHA at AVMA!
If you’re at AVMA on Monday morning, come check out three hours of working and service dog talks presented by AAHA, including a panel discussion and Q&A! -
July 29, 2022
Getting to know the path to care can help bring more clients your way
Pet owners spend more time researching payment information than they do researching pet care provider information, according to a recent study. -
July 28, 2022
Don’t believe those cat memes
Most cat memes are predicated on the idea that cats are aloof, impersonal, and--frequently--just plain jerks. -
July 26, 2022
Are you genetically programmed to work with animals?
If you’re a veterinary professional, empathy for animals could be hardwired into your DNA.