Anesthesia
AAHA’s veterinary practice guidelines offer the latest clinical and nonclinical guidance on a wide range of topics. From the Guidelines presents bite-sized nuggets of wisdom from these guidelines for the practice team to consider.
Culture and People
The AAHA Employee of the Month for January 2025 is Michele Mescher, RVT, BS, MBA, of Glenway Animal Hospital in Cincinatti, Ohio!
Culture and People
Meet Jeremiah Pouncy, a Cornell veterinary student and online content creator who discusses diversity and tech in veterinary medicine, as well as sustainability, and entrepreneurship. He also shares incredible photos of his international travel and wildlife conservation efforts.
Culture and People
Augusta O’Reilly, MSW, LCSW, a licensed clinical veterinary social worker at Virginia Tech’s VA-MD College of Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Teaching Hospital, answers the five questions.
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Practice Management
Corporate consolidation is increasing in the veterinary industry, with private equity firms gaining traction, and buying up practices. Learn who they are, how they operate and how to navigate this new terrain.
Culture and People
New year, new Trends? In some ways, yes. We’re changing the way we do things around here to suit the needs of our digital audience—but we’re also bringing back some timeless classics while living out our mission to forward veterinary excellence in all corners of practice.
Clinical
This story, previously published June 21, 2024, has been edited to reflect the 2024 update to the AAHA 2022 Canine Vaccination Guidelines.
Clinical
This article was originally published on June 13, 2024, and updated on July 24, 2024, to include changes in requirements enacted by the CDC. The updates reduce the requirements for dogs entering the US from countries designated as rabies-free or low-risk for dog rabies.
Client Communication
This story was published before the Apr. 8, 2024 solar eclipse and was one of our top 10 stories in 2024. Here’s a look back on that story.
Clinical
Veterinarians should be aware of which patients to test for MDR1 mutations and how to manage their medications to avoid neurotoxicity and even death in some dogs.