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SARS-CoV-2 is transmitted person-to-person through respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs or sneezes. But what other bodily fluids might it lurk in?

One veterinarian at an AAHA-accredited hospital was recently bitten by a five-month-old Labrador. She attributes it—at least in part—to the pandemic.  

Researchers need your help to find out how COVID-19 is impacting pet care for at-risk pet owners. And they’re willing to compensate you. To a point.

Aerosolization could explain the alarming spike in COVID cases. Is your hospital's ventilation system up to the challenge?

Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association free article: As the opioid epidemic continues across the United States, law enforcement K9s (LEK9s) are at increased risk of accidental exposure and overdose. This study evaluated a novel training program teaching handlers to administer naloxone to their LEK9 in the event of an overdose.

Chronic vomiting and diarrhea are common clinical signs of IBD. But that very commonness can make it tricky to diagnose.

This week: The secret to harmonious pet relationships, pandas and dogs are cute (but not together), and hip surgery gives a Texas camel a new lease on life

Two new studies found that heavier dogs have higher health risks if spayed or neutered too early.  

Preventive care profiles aren’t just for senior and geriatric patients.

Just as antibiotic resistance is a concern for all of us, antimicrobial stewardship is a responsibility for us all.