Client Communication
Summer is here, so now is a great time to advise clients about the importance of keeping their dogs up-to-date on vaccinations, especially if they are planning to travel anywhere with their pets.
Culture and People
Petco Love Lost’s massive database and AI facial recognition technology is making it easier than ever for lost pets to reunite with their families. And veterinary professionals have a unique opportunity to both spread the word and lend a hand the next time a pet goes missing (or is found and brought to the clinic for a microchip scan).
Culture and People
Trends is excited to announce that the publication won a prestigious 2025 National Gold Azbee Award of Excellence from the Association of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE). The Azbees are awarded annually and recognize the best in editorial, design, and online achievements.
Clinical
Depression in pets is not as well understood as it is in humans, but there are strategies and resources we can use to prevent or reduce our patients’ experiences of stress and anxiety.
Culture and People
Culture and People
Does Veterinary Internship and Residency Matching Program (VIRMP) violate antitrust laws by restricting pay, among other antitrust practices? That’s what a class action lawsuit filed in April alleges.
Culture and People
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.
Artificial Intelligence
“I think it’s vital, particularly at this age and stage—where AI is really starting to expand across the board, but also in the pet and healthcare, animal health care space—that as vets, we’re involved in all stages of AI product lifecycle,” said Liz Barton, MA, VetMB, MRCVS, MCIPR, head of communications at VetCT.
Fortunately, she’s got suggestions for how veterinary professionals everywhere can do just that.
Client Communication
Harmful algal blooms (HABs) are making headlines right now, especially in the Pacific Northwest, where new benthic algal mats in the Columbia River have led to the deaths of two dogs. But HABs occur all over the country, and there’s plenty veterinary teams can do to help pet owners avoid a dangerous situation. From helping pet owners learn to identify water with a high potential for toxic algae to making sure they know when to seek emergency help to sharing resources, we’ve got the expert advice to help you help your clients, and their pets, safe this summer.
Clinical
Do you want to reduce radiation exposure for your team and stop holding pets down for their radiographs? Here’s a great primer on hands-free radiology to get your team started.
