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“That first year’s disheartening for many of us,” Jessica Vogelsang, DVM, told  NEWSta t about starting out in the veterinary profession. “It really is. But the worst part is, it doesn’t end there.”  

“It’s a very exciting time to be an oncologist,” says cancer specialist Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM. The FDA's recent full approval of a drug to treat canine lymphoma is just one reason.  

You won’t find this particular tip in the 2021 AAHA Nutrition and Weight Management Guidelines for Dogs and Cats —not in so many words, anyway . . . 

“They’re the glue that holds us together,” says one veterinarian/hospital owner. “They’re what make it work. We couldn’t do what we do without them.” 

A new study of burnout in the veterinary profession indicates that our suspicions were correct: The pandemic has taken it’s toll on the veterinary profession.

US relaxes travel restrictions for dogs from high-risk countries.

What kind of gym lets you bring your dog with you, and lets her workout alongside you? Just one, and it's inside an AAHA-accredited practice.

Salt ornaments are pretty and a staple of preschool holiday craft projects. Children bring them home and give them as gifts. And they’re potentially deadly to dogs.

“Everything about the Veterinary Management Institute (VMI) training program has been fantastic,” said recent VMI graduate Jennifer Lehman. “Every speaker has contributed something that I have been able to take back to my clinics and put into action.”  

Ironically, it’s a leadership journey that began when he bought a non- AAHA-accredited practice in North Royalton, Ohio, shortly after graduating from veterinary school in 2006.