Preventive Medicine

A Crisis of Historic Proportions?

Fearful pet owners are declining to get their pets vaccinated—it’s a worrisome trend that could lead to devastating consequences. It’s up to us to educate our clients.

News

Clinical Trial Tests Universal Vaccine Against Canine Cancer

Learn about exciting news in the world of veterinary medicine, from a possible vaccine for canine cancer to an end to controversial research on felines and more.

Personal/Professional Development

Register Now and Save at VMX, the World’s Leading Veterinary Conference

Are you registered for VMX 2020, the world's largest veterinary conference?

Parasitology

Practical Advice About Heartworm Preventive Lapses

These case examples represent real-world scenarios and offer guidance on heartworm diagnostics, management, client education, and prevention.

Endocrinology

Nutrition and Diabetes Mellitus

Dietary modification plays an important role in the management of diabetes mellitus in dogs and cats.

Personal Wellbeing

Supporting Emotional and Mental Health in the Veterinary Profession

The pets who bring joy to all of us deserve exceptional care from veterinary professionals who are thriving too.

Endocrinology

Diagnosis and Management of Hypoadrenocorticism in Dogs

Addison’s disease is a syndrome caused by bilateral dysfunction of the adrenal cortices. Diagnosis can be difficult and management varies between Addison's disease and atypical hypoadrenocorticism.

Soft Tissue Surgery

Surgical Drains: Placement, Management, and Removal

In Part 2 of our "Surgical Drains" series, the authors discuss proper placement of the different types of drains, how to manage them after placement, and when to remove them.

Pharmacology

The Use of Capromorelin for the Clinical Problem of Inappetence

Prolonged inappetence can negatively affect patient nutritional status, clinical outcome, and, potentially, survival. Can capromorelin help?

Neurology

Chiari-like Malformation: An Overview

The challenging aspect of CMSM is that the clinical signs are often vague and nonspecific. Learn how to make a definitive diagnosis and manage it in your patients.

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