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Pet owners are spending more than ever before on their pets, and time-saving, specialty pet care services account for a significant portion of that spending.

Because what he costs is one thing. What he’s worth is quite another. And according to a new paper, he’s worth around $10,000.

Whether you’re a practice manager, practice owner, or human resources professional, there’s no escaping it: in today’s environment, your role is integral to managing healthcare costs and employee benefits for your practice and staff.

Companion animals are in danger from the new coronavirus, but not for the reason you might think.

Despite the fact that the effectiveness of facemasks in stopping the spread of the new coronavirus is in dispute, demand for the masks could leave veterinarians in the lurch.

On Tuesday, the FDA announced that it’s temporarily easing restrictions on veterinarians’ use of telemedicine so they can more easily treat pets during the coronavirus pandemic. That means a lot of practice owners and their staff are breathing a little more easily today.

Living through a pandemic is really, really exhausting. The mental health risks are real. That means radical, relentless self-care is more important than ever, so we asked a therapist to help think through and potentially reframe concerns veterinary teams likely feel as the days and weeks living with the threat of COVID-19 wear on.  

A Singapore startup is testing its antiviral drug, RetroMAD1, against the SARS-CoV-2 beta-coronavirus that causes COVID-19. A spokesperson for Biovalence Technologies, the company that developed the drug, believes its drug could treat Covid-19. 

How badly does your hospital need surgical masks and other personal protection equipment (PPE)? Thanks to new legislation, N95 respirators are on the way, but  you might have to wait in line.

This week: The passing of the world’s first cloned cat, face mask theft skyrockets, and where do cats go when they’re out and about?