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An Oklahoma state veterinarian took to the news to stress the importance of vaccinating animals against rabies.

Canine osteoarthritis (OA) is one of the most common chronic conditions affecting dogs of all ages. Traditionally, its management has centered on providing pain relief, which is understandable given the clear impact on a dog’s mobility and quality of life. However, a growing body of research and experience suggests that this pain-centric approach may be too narrow.

After seeing two cases of intoxication of in cats after they ingested oclacitinib chewable tablets (Apoquel) prescribed for their canine housemates, NC State Veterinary School doctors warn cat owners and veterinarians about the possible risk of cats getting into the flavored chewable formulation of this drug.

From the SOAP Box is the newest podcast from AAHA! Join our host Dr. Emily Singler every other week as we chat with an array of amazing guests! You can listen on Spotify, YouTube, and AAHA’s LMS.

The 2025 AAHA One Health Guidelines: Navigating Cross-Disciplinary Partnerships are officially out! And while they contain plenty of guidance on what to do in the case of zoonotic disease, these new guidelines don’t stop there. Learn how viewing your cases through a One Health lens could make a massive difference for your patients, your clients, and your team.

Thought leadership is the new content queen in marketing, and with good reason. This article shares what thought leadership is, how it’s used, why it’s valuable, and ways for even smaller practices to start producing it.

Pet food insecurity is on the rise, and in the current economic climate, it seems likely to continue to increase. Fortunately, there are a number of established organizations working to help keep pets fed (and keep families together), but they can’t do it alone. Learn how you and your team can make an impact in your community by identifying potential needs and connecting your neighbors with resources that can help them and their beloved pets.

In the year leading up to their euthanasia, nearly half of all pet dogs and more than half of pet cats did not see a veterinarian, according to research.

You might love seeing clients with cats, but is your practice as cat-friendly as it could be? From small tweaks that make a big impact on patient care to major redesigns that’ll wow your clients, there are plenty of ways to level up the cattiness in your practice (in a good way).

Labby digs into a common, but tricky, situation. A general practice is seeing more and more cases in need of specialty care, but although they’d love to refer these cases out, there aren’t many specialists in the area. Fortunately, everyone’s favorite advice-giving Labrador was quick to fetch several paw-sible solutions!