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AVMA May Require Dentistry Training in U.S. Veterinary Schools
Currently, dentistry courses are electives in most veterinary programs in the country.
Dentistry training may be required in U.S. veterinary schools if the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) Council on Education (COE) adopts a proposal to add dentistry to its accreditation standard on curriculum. Currently, dentistry courses are electives in most veterinary programs in the country.
Cornell Veterinary Euthanasia Course Wins Grand Prize in International Contest
Veterinary students at Cornell University can take an end-of-life class that helps them communicate with grief-stricken pet owners with compassion.
When performing euthanasia, veterinarians and staff have to manage both the end of an animal’s life and the pet owner’s grief, as well as their own distress. Students at Cornell University can take an end-of-life class that helps them navigate all these emotions and communicate with clients with compassion.
FDA Announces Recall of MHR Brands Products for High Lead Content
The company's CBD oil products have been recalled due to the presence of heavy metals.
MHR Brands CBD oil products for pets have been recalled due to the presence of lead.
Veterinary Virtual Care Summit Offers Free CE and Telemedicine Training
VVCA executive director Alison McIntyre discusses the importance of telemedicine in serving modern clients and how the Aug. 18 event will elevate best practices.
The Veterinary Virtual Care Summit offers free CE for veterinary professionals and resources for improving telemedicine care.
Alison McIntyre Named Executive Director of Veterinary Virtual Care Association
As executive director, McIntyre aims to help the newly formed association develop best practices and elevate virtual veterinary care.
As executive director, Allison McIntyre aims to help the newly formed Veterinary Virtual Care Association develop best practices and elevate virtual veterinary care.
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.
ElleVet Sciences staff members embarked on a 2-month journey through California to provide free veterinary services and supplies for pet owners experiencing homelessness.
Study Shows Shifting Views on Pet Healthcare, Human-Animal Bond During Pandemic
A Banfield Pet Hospital study found that 84% of pet owners surveyed feel more attuned to their pet's health during quarantine and 67% plan to make changes to how they care for their pet.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on how pet owners view pet healthcare and the human-animal bond, according to findings from a recent Banfield Pet Hospital survey. The online survey included 1,000 dog and cat owners in the United States, and was conducted by Wakefield Research from May 11-15. The range of questions …
Coronavirus Pandemic Continues to Hurt Veterinary Business, While Some Bright Spots Persist
The latest VetWatch report shows large metropolitan areas are generally struggling, while some interior regions post year-over-year growth.
The coronavirus pandemic has hurt veterinary business in much of the country, but some areas are seeing growth, according to VetWatch.
Can Dogs Identify COVID-19 via Scent Detection? Penn Vet Aims to Find Out.
A new training program aims to determine if dogs can identify COVID-19 infected humans via scent detection.
A new University of Pennsylvania training program aims to determine if dogs can identify COVID-19 infected humans via scent detection.
