At least two veterinary state boards report that scammers are spoofing the license board’s phone number to try to get personal information from licensees.

This week: A cat in the UK tests positive for COVID, a vet loses his license to practice medicine, and the pandemic inspires more people to adopt pet chickens.

If you want to help stop the spread of COVID, the kind of mask you wear is critical.  

The FDA announced a recall of a sedative commonly used in the treatment of human COVID patients—and by some veterinarians as an anxiolytic.

More than half of US veterinary practices took out PPP loans to keep their doors open. Then the IRS changed the terms.  

In order to meet the DEA’s core compliance requirement of creating and maintaining the most accurate records possible, a specific protocol for logging unexpected events is essential.

Comprehensive controlled substance recordkeeping is the backbone of DEA compliance, and the DEA wants to see that your practice is tracking the full cycle of substances in your facility.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved Vetoquinol USA’s Imoxi Topical Solution for Cats. 

With a stroke of the president’s pen, the Paycheck Protection Program Flexibility Act brought desperately needed reform to well-meaning financial relief measures that have been rocked by confusion, lack of transparency, and monetary shortfalls.

How much have CE requirements changed due to the pandemic?