Clinical
FDA approves removal of some vaccine-related warnings for Zenrelia label
The FDA recently approved the removal of a warning about potentially fatal vaccine-related disease from Zenrelia’s label.
Clinical
The FDA recently approved the removal of a warning about potentially fatal vaccine-related disease from Zenrelia’s label.
Clinical
Veterinarians and dog owners have another option for flea and tick prevention with Bravecto Quantum, but that can come with questions about benefits and risks of use. Here, a dermatologist weighs in with helpful advice for veterinary teams to consider.
Clinical
Rabies is preventable through vaccines, and human deaths from rabies are fairly rare in the US. But with multiple outbreaks across the country currently being tracked, veterinary professionals are well positioned to educate clients as they vaccinate pets. First, though, it’s important to recognize the impact of rabies today, both in the US and around the world, as well as what resources are available to you.
Clinical
New research on feline cognitive dysfunction has promising implications for human Alzheimer’s research.
Clinical
A One Health approach to veterinary case management is warranted in certain situations. Do you know which ones? Use this handy flow chart from the 2025 AAHA One Health Guidelines to decide if a One Health approach is needed.
Clinical
The reuse of medical supplies that were designed to be single use only is not uncommon, but it can have serious negative consequences.
Client Communication
Pet poison hotlines are currently unable to directly assist Georgia pet owners. But questions about a new law will hopefully be resolved soon.
Clinical
This case report emphasizes the role of pancreatic ductal anatomy on surgical planning and postoperative management.
Clinical
Care to play a game? It’s a question veterinary students might start to hear more regularly during their classes as new veterinary educational approaches, like veterinary card games, encourage active learning.
Clinical
Most veterinarians aren’t trained in botany or mycology, and even those who can confidently identify common garden hazards like lilies or Amanitas may be stumped when presented with an unusual mushroom species or uncommon plant. That’s why Poisons Help, a Facebook-based volunteer network, can be an invaluable resource for veterinary professionals (and pet parents) the world over.