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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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The coronavirus pandemic has hurt veterinary business in much of the country, but some areas are seeing growth, according to VetWatch.

A new University of Pennsylvania training program aims to determine if dogs can identify COVID-19 infected humans via scent detection.

The COVID-19 crisis has changed consumer behavior in many ways, but one particularly troubling trend for veterinary professionals is a decline in pet vaccinations and preventative care.

Hill’s Pet Nutrition and Embark have partnered on a study on treating and preventing dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) in dogs.

Cornell veterinarians perform rare open-heart surgery on a labrador retriever in collaboration with human physicians.

The American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) announced that it has canceled the AVMA Convention 2020 scheduled to start July 31 in San Diego.

Veterinary practices applying for government assistance loans offered in response to the COVID-19 pandemic should move quickly before funds dry up, the AVMA says.

The first two pets to test positive for the coronavirus in the US were discovered by Antech Diagnostics’ surveillance program.

Purdue Universityās College of Veterinary Medicine will begin using a lab that tests for infectious diseases in animals to conduct COVID-19 testing for humans.

VetWatch provides veterinary professional comprehensive business data on trends during the coronavirus pandemic.
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