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Pets in Need Project Reaches Homeless Pet Owners During Trying Times
ElleVet Sciences staff members embarked on a 2-month journey through California to provide free veterinary services and supplies for pet owners experiencing homelessness.
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Coronavirus Pandemic Continues to Hurt Veterinary Business, While Some Bright Spots Persist
The coronavirus pandemic has hurt veterinary business in much of the country, but some areas are seeing growth, according to VetWatch.
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Can Dogs Identify COVID-19 via Scent Detection? Penn Vet Aims to Find Out.
A new University of Pennsylvania training program aims to determine if dogs can identify COVID-19 infected humans via scent detection.
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VetWatch Offers Veterinary Business Insight During Coronavirus Pandemic
VetWatch provides veterinary professional comprehensive business data on trends during the coronavirus pandemic.
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First Pets Test Positive for COVID-19 in US
Two cats tested positive for the new coronavirus, the first pets to test positive in the United States.
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States Call on Veterinarians to Volunteer in Coronavirus Response
Some states are calling on veterinarians to volunteer in human health care in response to the coronavirus.
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The Challenge of Determining Essential Veterinary Services Amid the Coronavirus Crisis
Veterinary practice owners must use their discretion to determine what veterinary procedures are essential—but these decisions are difficult amid economic uncertainty and unclear government direction.
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VetCT Offers Free Telemedicine Access to Veterinary Specialists
VetCT, a veterinary telemedicine provider, is offering free access to veterinary specialists temporarily during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Veterinarians Donate Life-Support Ventilators in Coronavirus Response
Emergency care veterinarians are organizing and donating life-support ventilators to human hospitals in response to the coronavirus and COVID-19 crisis.