Personal Wellbeing

The Secret of Job Satisfaction

There is a 15:1 ratio of negative to positive work-related literature. Every vet now knows the terms "stress," "depression," and "compassion fatigue." But where's the literature on the best parts of the job that make it all worth it?

Personal/Professional Development

Immerse Yourself in Advanced Training at the NAVC Institute

The NAVC Institute returns May 21-27 in Orlando, Florida, with new courses for veterinarians and veterinary nurses/technicians.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Breaking Barriers to Veterinary Care

The cost of veterinary care is rising while income is not. There are still strategies that you can employ to help clients overcome financial barriers to accessing veterinary care.

Nutrition

Nutritional Management of Hyperlipidemia

When addressing hyperlipidemia in patients, taking a diet history is useful as some adjustments could benefit the patient as part of a management plan.

Behavior

Imepitoin in Behavioral and Neurobehavioral Medicine

Imepitoin is an anticonvulsant medication, as well as being used for canine fear and anxiety applications.

Infectious Disease

It Is Always a Bad Year for Ticks: Update on Ticks and Pathogens

While research indicates that tick-borne diseases are getting worse for people and pets, preventive tools and prevalence mapping can help limit exposure.

Orthopedics

Hip Dysplasia: Navigating Surgical Options and Timing

There are several clinical and diagnostic features to consider when selecting a surgical option for canine hip dysplasia.

Respiratory Medicine

Tracheal Collapse

Tracheal collapse is most common in small dogs; the medical treatment approach includes use of cough suppressants, anti-inflammatories, and antibiotics.

Cardiology

Multimodal Management of Recurrent Congestive Heart Failure in a Dog With Dilated Cardiomyopathy

A multimodal, targeted approach to medication choices successfully addressed recurrent CHF and associated electrolyte derangements in this dog with right-sided CHF secondary to DCM. 

Dentistry

Cone Beam Computed Tomography in Veterinary Dentistry

CBCT offers many benefits as a diagnostic option but is most effective when combined with intraoral dental radiographs and a clinical examination.

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