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In this opinion piece, read why the AAHA Veterinary Management Institute offers academic insight, cohort learning, and other opportunities for growth in vet med.

The FDA has made changes to require any cat and dog food manufacturers who use uncooked or unpasteurized products from poultry or cattle to revisit their food safety plans to ensure they include preventive controls that reduce the risk of transmission of H5N1 influenza to pets.

Microfilaria are early, pre-larval stage of parasitic roundworms, and are usually found in the blood of infected hosts. But rarely, they can also be found in a urine sample. It is never a good sign.

Through the end of January, veterinarians practicing in the US can participate in a research study by sharing their preferences for treatment of acute canine diarrhea.

The FDA is warning veterinary professionals about reports of burn injuries with the use of Megadyne grounding pads in humans and animals.

Using a system-level approach is crucial to practicing family-centered community care. But what exactly is system-level care? How can you begin thinking on a system-level in your own practice to overcome the predictable hurdles your clients face? Learn how doing so can make you a better clinician, benefit your clients, and reduce moral distress for your team, too.

Veterinarians, if you have experience with the use of cannabis-derived products in animals, the FDA wants to hear from you!

Cristina Syas, AAHA’s Amplify Accreditation Manager answers a few questions about what exactly Amplify is, and how it’s different than the standard accreditation process.

What happens in Vegas might normally stay in Vegas—but not when it occurs at CES. And at this year’s annual tech event, products aimed at helping veterinary professionals take their work to the next level were right there in the mix.