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The 2026 AAHA Diabetes Management Guidelines for Cats are here! These feline-specific guidelines will help primary care teams navigate this complex disease with a full understanding of how the disease presents differently in cats, how to recognize at-risk patients, what clients need to know, and more.

Why are new vet school graduates reluctant to perform surgeries? Current vet school student Jeremiah Pouncy explains.

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.

Summer is right around the corner, but school isn’t out yet! Check out May’s learning opportunities here at AAHA.

Congratulations to Valerye Hidalgo, receptionist at Opossum Pike Veterinary Clinic in Frederick, Maryland, the May 2026 AAHA/CareCredit Employee of the Month!

Every month, we curate stories and research that celebrate the special connection between people and their pets. Consider this your monthly reminder that the care you provide goes far beyond the exam room—because when you help an animal thrive, you’re also nurturing the irreplaceable bond they share with the people who love them.

A vaccine aims to combat American Foulbrood, a devastating, colony-killing disease, which typically requires equipment burning to eradicate. And with the larger role veterinarians are beginning to play in bees’—and beekeepers’—lives, the changes could impact how American Foulbrood is treated.

Veterinary practices today are facing increasing pressure to manage rising costs while continuing to deliver exceptional care.

Students have a unique perspective of the future of AI, as they stand at the intersection of AI technology and an career full of potential.

VMG and AAHA announce the release of the updated VMG/AAHA Chart of Accounts, a modernized financial framework designed to help veterinary practices improve financial organization, consistency, benchmarking, and decision-making.