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This week: Dogs teach machines to scent disease, unlicensed pet surgery caught on tape, and the fight to save the elusive fishing cat.

You’ve heard it a million times from owners of excitable dogs—along with plenty of jokes about squirrels and such—but new research out of Finland indicates that there might be some truth in it.

Veterinary professionals will gather in Nashville this week for can’t-miss CE—and for chances to connect outside the sessions , from the yoga mat to the dance floor.  

The USDA has granted a conditional license to the first Canine Parvovirus Monoclonal Antibody (CPMA) treatment from Elanco, which stand to be a “gamechanger” in fighting this deadly, highly transmissible disease.

Looking to donate lightly used equipment from your practice ? Project AnimalAid can connect your donations with veterinary practitioners in the US and internationally who are in desperate need of supplies and equipment.

Founded in 1910 in Syracuse, New York, Stack Veterinary Hospital attracts top talent and continues a family legacy that has lasted more than a century.

This is the second of four spotlights on finalists for the 2022 AAHA-Accredited Practice of the Year award. At Lafayette Veterinary Care Center in Lafayette, Louisiana, "bigger, better, busier” had always been their focus—until COVID came along.

Understanding the nature of relationship between the working dog and their handler is the key.

Even after coming from farm roots and starting  his own practice right out of vet school, Adam Hechko, DVM, would never say he has all the answers. That’s why AAHA's immediate past president and his team get help from   a consultant who coaches them on emotional intelligence and developing a common language of empathy and respect.

Many people think cats are hard to read, but some Canadian researchers wanted to find out just how true that is. And it turns out that some people can read cats pretty well.