Voluntary Recall of Two Lots of PEDIGREE® Can High Protein Chopped Chicken & Duck Flavor Wet Dog Food Due to Potential Fraudulent Distribution of Product Which May Contain Foreign Material
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An AJVR study outlines how US agencies could report and respond to carbapenem-resistant organisms in companion animals.
Colorado regulators are reconsidering who should oversee VPA exams and credentialing, slowing rollout of the new midlevel role.
A new Rhode Island law lets veterinarians start a VCPR by video, with limits on prescribing and controlled substances.
A new IBK microbiome study suggests Dietzia expands during ulcer-stage disease, but likely as an opportunistic colonizer.
San Diego Zoo Safari Park and UC San Diego treated a gorilla’s skull infection with what they say is the first reported mastoidectomy in the species.
New research suggests faecal calprotectin may help flag intestinal inflammation in diarrhoeic neonatal calves.
Revival Animal Health recalled canine milk replacers after testing found both low and elevated vitamin D levels in some lots.
A Florida Cocker Spaniel’s minoxidil exposure highlights the ongoing risk of human medications in veterinary toxicology.
Mars recalled two PEDIGREE wet dog food lots after cans meant for destruction were allegedly diverted and may contain metal and plastic.
New Bangladesh research suggests mixed cattle-buffalo herds may complicate BVDV surveillance and control.
As U.S. Cyclospora cases rise, current evidence still does not support dogs or cats as reservoirs.
USDA says EPA cleared emergency import of Tanidil as New World screwworm response ramps up near the border.
A new podcast spotlights Wedgewood as compounding grows more central to veterinary practice.
A new study found etorphine caused rapid pulmonary and respiratory compromise, while naltrexone reversed breathing faster than vascular effects.
AAHA’s new feline diabetes guidelines elevate SGLT2 inhibitors for many newly diagnosed cats and update monitoring and insulin protocols.
Austin and Kat added three mushroom powders and two liquid extracts, expanding its dog supplement lineup.
Doubtless has launched by combining Independence Pet Holdings and Pinnacle Pet Group across 10 markets.
VetnCare has acquired Holistic Veterinary Care in Oakland, with founder Dr. Gary Richter staying on as clinical director.
A new Clinician’s Brief podcast revisits why ear cytology remains underused despite clear guidance in otitis cases.
Instinct is promoting free student access to clinical guidance and AI scribing tools to support confidence on rotations.
Devin Young’s CNFR championship gives Texas A&M and VMBS a fresh student success story with equine and workforce relevance.
Dog waste isn’t a safe stand-in for manure, carrying parasite, bacterial, and runoff risks.
A new veterinary discussion uses hantavirus anxiety to highlight how misinformation is changing client conversations.
Updated betta guidance emphasizes heated, filtered tanks, nutrition, and earlier veterinary involvement.
Experts say the best dog food container may be one that holds the original bag, not loose kibble.
Maev added a fish-based frozen raw recipe, bringing sustainability and food safety questions into focus.
A new broiler study found garlic oil and black seed oil improved growth, feed efficiency, and immune-related measures.
A new study of four Central Uganda dog shelters found widespread welfare deficits tied to housing, resources, and management.
A new study suggests nutritional flushing may improve ovulation in previously restricted gilts without changing puberty onset.
Gracie the giraffe was found alive in Texas, with a veterinary-led capture and return effort underway.