Personal/Professional Development

Understanding Aggression

Dr. Platt muses on this issue's CE feature on canine aggression, Dr. Torres shares more on Purina's new clinical nutrition handbook, and more.

Personal/Professional Development

Ancient Treatments for a Prehistoric Disease

Dr. Platt harps on the importance of furthering the field of OA therapies while Dr. Banovic shares an interesting new study on off-label use of oclacitinib as a potential treatment for CLE.

Personal/Professional Development

Taking the Pain Away

Local anesthetics, a canine cancer registry, HHS in diabetes, and independent practice owners in the face of consolidation.

Practice Management

How Are We Doing?

The use of CROMs to make our—and our patients' and clients'—lives easier, a new dentistry study, and how to become published with TVP!

Personal/Professional Development

Gaining Insight in 2023

See what TVP's Editorial Advisory Board is up to and reading.

Personal/Professional Development

Working Alongside Dr. Google

"It’s imperative that we not only understand and accept the reality of our clients’ and colleagues’ information-seeking preferences but also use this knowledge to prepare and better serve animals."

Technology

Trusting the Eye of the Beholder

Telemedicine has the potential to pay a crucial role in the future of veterinary practice—with some caveats of course.

Ethics/Welfare

Robots to the Rescue of Animals

Animal testing in the human medical field has come at the high price of many lives. Could AI be the next step in product testing?

Ethics/Welfare

Is Banning Breeds the Answer?

Anti-brachycephaly laws are beginning to crop up in other countries. However, health issue are not limited to brachycephalic breeds. What do veterinarians, the best advocates for pets, need to do to have their voices heard and included in these legislative decisions?

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?

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