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This week: Alumni give back in the Badger State, the most popular dog names for 2020, and are you taking enough photos of your cat?

Where do worried pet owners go when they can’t see their regular vet? Since curbside started, many are going to the nearest emergency hospital—whether it’s an emergency or not.

The recent COVID-19 vaccine mandate, which has been temporarily blocked by a court injunction, would apply to an estimated 84 million US workers, including many in the veterinary field.

Since we launched Central Line , AAHA’s official podcast, in April 2022, we’ve had the honor of spending time with an amazing lineup of guests—and they’ve each left us with relatable stories and actionable advice for the entire veterinary team.

This week: black cats take bad selfies, service dog scammers face the music, and new laws protect people that help pets

If the phrase “culture of heroes” (not to mention “apple pancakes” and “Mr. Delicious”) mean nothing to you, chances are you missed keynote speaker Kevin Brown, at AAHA Nashville 2017. Fortunately, you’ve got another chance: Based on overwhelming positive feedback from this popular session, AAHA is excited to have Brown back to deliver the keynote on the final day of Connexity 2018.

This is International Assistance Dog Week, created to recognize and honor all the devoted, hardworking assistance dogs helping individuals mitigate their disability related limitations.

Ten million pets go missing each year, but only one in ten is found. Checking the chip can improve the odds.

Topics that most interested NEWStat readers in the past year included stories on how clients perceive scrubs versus lab coats, staffing shortages, and some not-so-mysterious cases of parvo.

The future of vet med is team-based and patient-centered, writes AAHA Chief Medical Officer Jessica Vogelsang, DVM. Grab a chocolate chip cookie and get ready for 2023, the “Year of the Team.”