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There can be a lot of confusion in veterinary practices about how to safely dispense prescription medication that doesn’t easily fit in standard child-resistant packaging. One of AAHA’s practice consultants explains that there are ways to safely package these products that are compliant with state and federal laws.

There’s plenty coming to AAHA this February. Whether you’re looking for CE, new guidelines, or fresh content, here’s what’s coming your way.

Six different companies were named in warning letters sent by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) earlier this month. Officials with the FDA say the firms selling these various products claim that they can “treat and control seizures in dogs and cats.”

Ducks on a meat farm in California were recently diagnosed with two different subtypes of highly pathogenic influenza. While H5N1 has been widely detected in bird populations throughout the country and the world, H5N9 influenza is making its first appearance as a high-pathogenicity subtype in the U.S.

The Pet Poison Helpline is used to receiving calls from worried pet owners, usually to the tune of “my pet ate [insert any household item you want here].” Though, when it comes to calls regarding household plants, there are some to be wary of and others that present little-to-no risk to our furry friends.

Instead of avoiding politics, engage! Having more veterinarians in politics is good for the field and it’s a great way to make a difference while enhancing your resume.

Severe weather events may make it more difficult for clients to come out to the clinic, so how do you get patients the care they need while keeping everyone safe and warm?

With new details on the spread of the H5N1 epidemic coming in daily, it’s understandable to have a lot of questions about what this means for cats and for us as veterinary professionals. Here are the answers to some of those questions.

This month, Labby tackles a looming issue in the field: implementing AI in veterinary medicine.

Are you a veterinary professional who is regularly present during euthanasia procedures (or the natural death) for animals? If so, researchers working on a study want to hear from you.