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Want to help shape the future of canine wellness? The USDA is seeking opinions to help it update important regulations concerning canine care.

The veterinary industry is navigating a complex economic landscape defined by rising operational costs and shifting consumer behaviors.

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.

Meet Katie Ford and Claire Grigsom, veterinarians, coaches, speakers, and founders of Vet Empowered. Through Vet Empowered, they offer coaching programs, continuing education, workshops, and events that help veterinary professionals reconnect with themselves and reclaim their worth beyond their job titles.

This April, AAHA has webinars and podcast episodes on deck for those looking for learning opportunities.

Megan Gonzalez CVT, VTS-DI, owner of Sono On-Site Veterinary Imaging, answers the five questions.

The University of Tennessee College of Social Work Program for Pet Health Equity has a new name. But don’t mistake that for a change in direction. The update reflects the initiative’s evolving mission to help pets and their people access the care they need.

Tiered pricing for veterinary exams and consultation fees can help provide patients with the care they need, better organize your practice’s schedule, and add more value to your time.

A disaster declaration has been issued as concern for northern spread of New World Screwworm into the United States increases. Learn what mitigation risks are being implemented and why they are necessary to protect animal and human health.

A new bacterium called Rickettsia finnyi is a tick-born species capable of infecting dogs. Learn more about how to prevent its spread.