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Interested in the animal health implications of COVID-19? Two of the experts who helped put together the 2018 AAHA Infection Control, Prevention, and Biosecurity Guidelines want to fill you in during a free webinar this Thursday, March 19.

Despite the CDC’s recommendations, the majority of Americans plan to take at least one road trip this summer. Many clients plan to bring their pups with them—but there are risks they need to know about.

“Whole communities are no longer in existence. Whole towns are no longer standing.”  

It looks a little like a Yorkie, but its name sounds like “beaver.” And as a newly recognized American Kennel Club breed, the Biewer terrier is likely to be making an appearance in your practice, if one hasn’t already.

Burst pipes are the biggest problem: “There are still a lot of people without water. You can’t get parts.”

This week: A clue as to how dogs got to America, new info on a gene defect that affects canine muzzle length, and a bill to protect animals during disasters.

Everyone’s seen the photos, but not everyone knows the whole story. Read on . . . 

Read all about it in NEWStat ’s exclusive interview with veterinary superstar Temple Grandin.

New research suggests that simple changes in activity levels and diet can reduce free-roaming cats’ predation.

Bravo Packing, Inc., has expanded a voluntary recall of two frozen raw pet food products after samples tested positive for Salmonella and Listeria monocytogenes .