Outbreaks
U.S. moves to import Brazil screwworm treatment as response expands
USDA says Tanidil will be imported from Brazil under an EPA emergency exemption as New World screwworm cases grow in Texas and New Mexico.
Cattle
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Research
Study links castration timing to stress responses in Wagyu calves
A new Wagyu calf study suggests morning and afternoon castration may trigger different physiologic stress patterns.
Research
Study maps compartment-specific immune responses to BoAHV-1
A new cattle study shows BoAHV-1 triggers distinct immune responses in fetal lungs, placenta, and maternal tissues after transplacental infection.
Drugs
Study finds menbutone boosts albendazole exposure in calves
A Frontiers study found menbutone increased albendazole sulfoxide exposure in calves by about 30%, though a second dose added no benefit.
Research
Study links subclinical BRD with slower growth in dairy heifers
A new study ties subclinical bovine respiratory disease at weaning to lower gains and distinct microbiota patterns.
Drugs
Weekly Vet Report: FDA clears feline hypertension drug, BOAS therapy advances
FDA approved the first veterinary amlodipine for cats, while BOAS and feline cancer research pointed to what may come next.
Drugs
FDA approves first veterinary amlodipine for feline hypertension
FDA cleared Amodip, the first veterinary amlodipine product for cats with systemic hypertension.
Outbreaks
U.S. adds emergency screwworm treatments as cases near border
EPA cleared imported Tanidil and FDA authorized Negasunt as the U.S. prepares for possible New World screwworm cases.
Research
Pilot study suggests injectable BOAS therapy may widen options
A six-dog pilot study found investigational Snoretox-1 improved BOAS grades in British bulldogs for up to 53 weeks.
Outbreaks
Experimental H5N1 vaccine shows promise in dairy calves and mice
University of Nebraska–Lincoln researchers reported early H5N1 vaccine data showing strong immune responses in calves and protection in mice.
Workforce
Blueprint-based NAVLE prep gains traction as students seek structure
Vet Candy is urging NAVLE candidates to study from the ICVA blueprint, not just broad review materials.
Outbreaks
Rinderpest’s eradication still shapes disease control 15 years later
Tufts says rinderpest’s eradication offers practical lessons for today’s livestock disease campaigns.
Recalls
Bedinvetmab safety debate sharpens around joint injury reports
A JAVMA report raises new concern that bedinvetmab may be tied to rapidly progressive osteoarthritis in some dogs.
Welfare
Camel safety moves up the agenda for North American vets
A new dvm360 article highlights why treating camels safely requires species-specific planning in North America.
Workforce
Cornell spotlights QCD-funded scholarship for veterinary students
A Cornell alum used an IRA charitable distribution to create scholarship support for veterinary students.
Outbreaks
Maryland stallion tests positive for strangles
A confirmed strangles case in Calvert County, Maryland, has exposed 20 horses and raised fresh biosecurity concerns.
Nutrition
Review highlights organic acids’ growing role in rabbit nutrition
A new review examines how organic acids may support rabbit gut health, immunity, and sustainable production.
Research
Study maps cold-stress response in Luciobarbus capito
A new multi-omics study links cold stress in L. capito to oxidative imbalance, gut dysbiosis, and liver metabolic disruption.
Outbreaks
Study ties pollen beetle ingestion to fatal enteric disease
A Veterinary Pathology study adds evidence that Astylus atromaculatus can cause rapid, fatal enteric disease after ingestion.
Outbreaks
Turkish study maps bovine kobuvirus diversity in diarrheic calves
A new study found bovine kobuvirus in nearly 26% of sampled calf feces in Türkiye, all from diarrheic calves under 30 days old.
Research
First reported trichilemmal carcinoma described in a giant panda
A case report details a rare scrotal skin tumor in a captive male giant panda, treated with local resection and no reported recurrence.
Industry
PetVivo moves to acquire PiezoBioMembrane in biomaterials push
PetVivo plans to buy PiezoBioMembrane, adding piezoelectric biomaterials to its regenerative medicine pipeline.
Research
Pomeranian pilot study finds no BAER hearing gap with CM
An accepted Frontiers pilot study found no significant BAER latency differences in Pomeranians with versus without Chiari-like malformation.
Industry
Tombot raises $7 million to scale robotic companion launch
Tombot closed a $7 million Series A3 round and plans to launch its robotic dog Jennie in Fall 2026.
Research
Avian yeast study highlights limits of routine ID methods
A new avian yeast study found routine identification methods can diverge from sequencing results.
Research
GWAS study maps growth-linked loci in topmouth culter
A new resequencing-based GWAS identifies growth-linked loci in topmouth culter, with implications for molecular breeding.
Research
Mouse study advances live-attenuated toxoplasmosis vaccine research
A new mouse study suggests the gene-edited PruΔgra47 strain may protect against acute and chronic toxoplasmosis.
Research
Review spotlights glycine’s emerging role in livestock fertility
A new review suggests glycine may support oocyte and embryo development, but field-ready evidence is still limited.
Research
Study compares reproductive traits in Algerian and NZW rabbit bucks
A new rabbit reproduction study examines libido, semen traits, and environmental effects in local Algerian and New Zealand White bucks.
Research
Study flags recombinant porcine sapelovirus with neuroinvasive signs
Chinese researchers report a recombinant porcine sapelovirus linked to severe diarrhea, neurologic signs, and brain tissue detection.
Nutrition
Reduced-protein layer diets improved digestibility, with enzyme caveats
A new layer study found reduced-protein diets improved nutrient use and lowered protein excretion, but some enzyme rates hurt egg outcomes.
Research
Swimming crab study links body size to juvenile male aggression
New research suggests body size helps shape aggressive contests in juvenile male swimming crabs.
Workforce
AMC celebrates graduation of new veterinary professionals
Schwarzman Animal Medical Center honored more than 50 interns and residents at its latest graduation ceremony in New York.
Workforce
Kate Creevy to receive 2026 AVMA canine research career award
Texas A&M’s Kate Creevy will receive the 2026 AVMA award for long-term contributions to canine aging research.
Recalls
Maine ER vets flag xylitol, inhaler, and quill hazards
A Maine emergency clinic is warning pet parents about rising xylitol, inhaler, and porcupine quill cases this season.
Welfare
Mets foundation introduces future service dog named for Howie Rose
The Amazin’ Mets Foundation and America’s VetDogs introduced a future service dog honoring broadcaster Howie Rose.
Research
PetMD spotlights ileus in cats as a GI emergency
A new PetMD article reviews causes, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of ileus in cats.
Workforce
Purina Institute spotlights preventive care at 2026 summit
Purina Institute’s 2026 Global Summit centered on practical preventive care, client communication, and tools veterinary teams can use now.
Research
Review links microplastics and bisphenols in male infertility
A new review suggests microplastics may carry bisphenols into the male reproductive system and worsen fertility risks.
Industry
Smart financing gets a closer look in veterinary practice growth
A dvm360 podcast examines how financing and leasing can help clinics modernize without draining cash flow.
Outbreaks
Tularemia detection in Larimer County prompts summer risk alert
Larimer County confirmed tularemia in a dead rabbit, renewing warnings for veterinary teams and pet parents.
Workforce
Building belonging beyond inclusive language in practice
Veterinary leaders are being pushed to turn inclusion from words into daily workplace behavior.
Industry
Woof Gang adds Great Hill to fund franchise expansion
Woof Gang brought in Great Hill Partners to support franchise growth, new markets, and digital marketing.
Nutrition
Momentum launches #ShowUsYourEars summer dog treat campaign
Momentum is using a summer social campaign to spotlight pig ear chews and deepen retailer and pet parent engagement.
Nutrition
Plant extract blend shows promise in fish health, strep resistance
A four-plant feed additive improved gut-liver health and post-challenge survival in Acrossocheilus fasciatus.
Workforce
Study maps how vets navigate care and business pressures
A new study identifies three professional identity paths veterinarians use to manage the tension between care and clinic economics.
Industry
Whole Dog Journal spotlights dog nail grinders in new roundup
A new Whole Dog Journal roundup could shape which nail grinders pet parents bring into veterinary conversations.
Research
Open-source 3D CT workflow targets canine cranial trauma
A new study shows how free software can turn canine CT scans into 3D models for trauma assessment.
Research
eDNA study sharpens monitoring of endangered Qinling lenok
A new study found eDNA-qPCR detected endangered Qinling lenok more often than conventional trapping in the Zhouzhi Heihe River.
Research
Handling acclimation may improve timed AI results in beef heifers
A new study links handling acclimation during CO-Synch + CIDR to calmer heifers and better timed AI outcomes.
Outbreaks
New Jersey horse quarantined after EHV-1 case in Burlington County
An 18-year-old Oldenburg gelding in New Jersey tested positive for EHV-1, with 18 exposed horses now under quarantine.
Research
Penn Vet studies link X chromosome silencing to lupus risk
New Penn Vet research suggests failures in X chromosome silencing in B cells may help drive female-biased autoimmunity.
Research
Polish study probes ACE variant in Cavaliers with MMVD
A new study examines whether an ACE variant changes MMVD risk or course in Polish Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.
Industry
Springland lands nationwide Target launch for dog accessories
Springland, formerly Springer Pets, will bring three dog products to Target stores and Target.com on July 5.
Research
Study tracks how multimorbidity builds in aging cats
A seven-year cohort study found multimorbidity was common in aging cats, with muscle loss in midlife tied to higher mortality risk.
Research
Study validates RT-qPCR reference genes in rhesus macaque blood
A new Animals paper identifies stable housekeeping genes for blood-based RT-qPCR in rhesus macaques.
Industry
Sportsman’s Pride Field Master expands into Rural King stores
Sunshine Mills is widening Field Master’s reach through Rural King, adding scale in a key rural retail channel.
Research
Carbonate alkalinity stress injures mitten crab hepatopancreas
A new study links carbonate alkalinity stress in Chinese mitten crab to hepatopancreas injury and inflammatory immune signaling.
Nutrition
Dietary nucleotides improve growth and gut health in swamp eel
A new study links dietary nucleotides with better growth, antioxidant status, and gut health in juvenile swamp eel.
Research
Fetal goat muscle atlas highlights multicellular control of myogenesis
A new single-cell study shows fetal goat muscle development depends on coordinated signaling across muscle, stromal, vascular, and immune cells.
Research
Rare feline lower-lip apocrine adenocarcinoma shows nodal spread
A new case report describes a rare feline lower-lip apocrine sweat gland adenocarcinoma with mandibular lymph node metastasis.
Welfare
Review spotlights UV skin cancer risk and sunscreen gaps in pets
A new review says UV-related skin cancer in pets is important, but sunscreen safety data in dogs and cats still lag.
Nutrition
Study links Bacillus subtilis to better performance in GIFT tilapia
A new Animals study found Bacillus subtilis improved growth, gut health, and stress-related markers in juvenile GIFT tilapia.
Research
Study maps genetic diversity in vulnerable upper Yellow River fish
New research examines genetic diversity across 11 populations of Schizopygopsis pylzovi in the upper Yellow River.
Nutrition
Study probes sodium butyrate’s metabolic effects in tumbler pigeons
A new pigeon study suggests sodium butyrate can shift blood chemistry and metabolic pathways, adding species-specific data to avian nutrition research.
Research
Study tests cross-species SRY sexing in American mammals
A new Animals paper explores whether conserved SRY primers can help sex multiple Neotropical mammal species.
Research
Study tracks storage lesions in caprine blood products over 42 days
New AJVR research maps how goat whole blood and packed RBCs change during six weeks of refrigerated storage.
Research
Blood test study points to earlier clarity on canine splenic masses
A four-microRNA blood panel may help distinguish canine splenic hemangiosarcoma from benign splenic masses before surgery.
Regulation
Congress’s 2009 pet food labeling deadline is still unfinished
FDA still hasn't completed pet food standards Congress ordered by September 27, 2009.
Welfare
Second warrant expands Miranda’s Rescue probe to excavation
Investigators excavated Miranda’s Rescue after saying many transferred animals remain unaccounted for.
Outbreaks
Strangles confirmed in Spokane County horse
A confirmed strangles case in Spokane County adds to Washington’s recent equine disease surveillance activity.
Research
Two new flea mitogenomes add to sparse vector genomics data
Researchers sequenced two Neopsylla flea mitogenomes, adding new data for phylogeny and species identification.
Workforce
Why feline enrichment is becoming a bigger clinical conversation
A dvm360 podcast on keeping cats busy highlights how enrichment supports feline health, behavior, and earlier clinical intervention.
Research
Why Lawsonia intracellularis still matters in enteric disease
A long-studied pathogen still holds unanswered questions about how it drives proliferative enteropathy.
Industry
Dog Standards, Good Behaviour launch dairy-free dog ice cream
Dog Standards and Good Behaviour are launching a dairy-free frozen treat for dogs in Toronto on June 28.
Research
Million-year-old New Zealand cave fossils reset wildlife timeline
A newly described Waitomo cave fauna suggests major wildlife turnover in New Zealand long before humans arrived.
Research
New hair-shaft lesions described in northern elephant seals
A Veterinary Dermatology study identifies two novel hair lesions tied to dermatologic disease in northern elephant seals.
Nutrition
Pilot trial suggests Exclzyme Pet may aid dogs with arthritis
A small blinded trial found Exclzyme Pet improved lameness, pain scores, and CRP in dogs with osteoarthritis.
Research
Rare fallow deer case links uterine tumor, fetal remains, and microbiome
A new case report describes the first published uterine leiomyoma in a fallow deer, alongside retained fetal bones and altered uterine microbiota.
Nutrition
Turkey tail mushrooms draw interest, but evidence in dogs stays limited
Turkey tail mushrooms are trending in canine wellness, but the veterinary evidence remains narrow and nuanced.
Research
Study links unusual kidney fats to cats’ CKD risk
Nottingham researchers found rare kidney lipids in domestic cats that may help explain their high CKD burden.
Research
Study tracks chronic hormone patterns in SAR dog-handler teams
A new Animals study used hair testing to examine long-term cortisol and testosterone patterns in 60 SAR dog-handler teams.
Welfare
Five Provisions update brings welfare language in line with Five Domains
A new Animals paper revises key welfare terms to better align care planning with the modern Five Domains Model.
Research
Study links breeding goals, not just HSP70, to rooster heat tolerance
A new Taiwan study found native TLRI-09 roosters handled acute heat better than heavier commercial lines sharing the same HSP70 genotype.
Research
AI model aims to classify cat and dog emotions from vocalizations
A Frontiers study reports high accuracy for an AI model classifying cat and dog emotions from recorded vocalizations.
Workforce
VETgirl spotlights Dr. Sonya Gordon in sponsored podcast
A new VETgirl podcast pairs cardiology expertise from Dr. Sonya Gordon with sponsor support from Boehringer Ingelheim.
Research
Study flags dominant E198A mutation in resistant H. contortus
New data from northwestern China links benzimidazole resistance in H. contortus to dominant E198A and emerging co-selection.
Nutrition
Study maps cage versus free-range tradeoffs in yellow broilers
New research links broiler rearing system choice to growth, gut microbiota, and liver metabolism.
Nutrition
Broiler study links lysine and starch profile to gut health tradeoffs
A low-protein broiler study found lysine and starch structure can improve some gut markers while weakening others.
Research
Case report links oclacitinib to remission in rare canine NAA
Two dogs with nasal alar arteriopathy achieved initial remission with oclacitinib in a first-of-its-kind case report.
Research
New study tracks how Virginia’s reintroduced elk learned the landscape
A new paper examines how reintroduced elk in Virginia explored, settled, and what that means for long-term management.
Research
Prepartum immunotropic treatment shows promise for Holstein calves
A new study links maternal prepartum immunotropic treatment to better early growth and adaptation in Holstein calves.
Research
Study compares carcass and skeletal traits in Pekin, Muscovy ducks
A new Animals study found genotype-linked differences in carcass, meat quality, digestive, and leg bone traits in broiler ducks.
Drugs
ProHeart 12 spotlights compliance in canine heartworm prevention
Zoetis is highlighting ProHeart 12’s single-dose, year-long heartworm protection for dogs.
Research
Review spotlights retinoic acid as a male fertility target
A new review links retinoic acid biology to male fertility, infertility research, and emerging nonhormonal contraceptives.
Workforce
Veterinary ultrasound: a practical guide
A practical, evergreen guide to veterinary ultrasound: how it works, clinical uses, point-of-care vs. comprehensive exams, training standards, costs, and ROI.
Research
Study finds HFNOT lowers work of breathing in anesthetized dogs
A new AJVR study found HFNOT reduced work of breathing in anesthetized dogs without changing systemic oxygen delivery or consumption.
Research
Review maps natural-product pathways for colitis research
A new Veterinary Sciences review outlines how natural products may target colitis pathways, while highlighting major translational gaps.
Research
Review highlights silk bioprinting’s promise for nerve repair
A new review examines silk-derived 3D-bioprinted scaffolds for neural repair, with promise tempered by major translational hurdles.
Regulation
Most Swedish veterinary complaints end without sanctions
A Sweden analysis found most veterinary complaints led to no sanctions, with communication and professionalism recurring alongside care concerns.
Nutrition
Dr. Pol brings non-prescription clinical dog food to Walmart
Dr. Pol’s new clinical nutrition line gives Walmart shoppers access to targeted dog diets without a prescription.
Outbreaks
Florida confirms strangles case at private Putnam County facility
One horse tested positive for strangles in Putnam County, Florida, and the quarantined facility has five exposed horses.
Welfare
Toronto airport spotlights rescue adoption with Dogs in Flight
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport is hosting a rescue-dog photo exhibit that ends with a May 20 adoption event.
Nutrition
What human-grade pet food does, and doesn’t, mean
Human-grade is a defined pet food claim, but it doesn’t guarantee better nutrition or better outcomes.
Research
AI model advances label-free bovine sperm morphology analysis
A Frontiers study reports 91.1% accuracy for AI-based bovine sperm morphology classification using label-free imaging flow cytometry.
Industry
Atomic Bubbles adds reusable retail displays in packaging push
Atomic Bubbles is introducing reusable retail displays as pet brands face growing pressure to cut packaging waste.
Industry
Bausch + Lomb launches Bi-Blade+ vitrectomy cutter in Europe
Bausch + Lomb has launched its Bi-Blade+ vitrectomy cutter in Europe on the Stellaris Elite platform.
Research
Post-foaling warning signs put focus on mare and foal triage
A new report outlines 10 emergencies after foaling and reinforces the narrow window for intervention.
Nutrition
Schisandrin B study links zebrafish gut changes to lower glucose stress
A newly accepted zebrafish study suggests schisandrin B may reduce diet-driven oxidative stress, inflammation, and tissue injury.
Outbreaks
Slovakia study links wildlife and dogs in tapeworm cycle
Molecular testing in Slovakia confirmed Taenia species in lynx, wolves, jackals, and domestic dogs.
Outbreaks
Study finds personal biosecurity gaps in Armenia and Moldova
Survey data found inconsistent PPE use and risky zoonotic exposure behaviors among livestock producers and veterinarians.
Workforce
Study links behavior profiles to assistance dog career outcomes
New research suggests behavior assessments may help match assistance dogs to roles they’re more likely to succeed in.
Research
Repeat shark parthenogenesis report adds to smooth-hound case
A new report adds another asexual birth event in common smooth-hound sharks, extending a rare reproductive pattern seen in captivity.
Outbreaks
Study examines curated footage as a biodiversity monitoring tool
A new Animals paper suggests curated footage could help fill gaps in biodiversity monitoring for conservation.
Drugs
Study examines extended-release buprenorphine in Amazon parrots
New AJVR research adds pharmacokinetic and body temperature data for extended-release lipid buprenorphine in Hispaniolan Amazon parrots.
Nutrition
Study links soybean oil diets to milk fat profile shifts
A small dairy cow study found soybean oil changed milk fatty acids more than milk output.
Research
Tahe red deer study points to genes linked with antler weight
New genomics research identifies candidate genes tied to antler weight in Tahe red deer, a breed valued for velvet production.
Research
Texas A&M spotlights early signs of fear and anxiety in dogs
A new Texas A&M Pet Talk article urges earlier recognition of subtle fear and anxiety signs in dogs.
Drugs
AAHA issues 2026 feline diabetes guidelines with new first-line shift
AAHA’s new feline diabetes guideline elevates SGLT2 inhibitors and moves away from routine in-hospital glucose curves.
Industry
Angelini Pharma strikes $4.1B deal for Catalyst
Angelini Pharma plans to buy Catalyst Pharmaceuticals in a cash deal that expands its rare disease and U.S. market reach.
Welfare
Best Friends says Idaho, Montana have reached no-kill status
Best Friends declared Idaho and Montana no-kill states, citing statewide shelter save rates above 90%.
Industry
Boss Nation expands specialty distribution through Phillips Pet
Boss Nation is widening its Phillips Pet partnership to reach more independent pet retailers.
Workforce
dvm360 podcast urges earlier mobility screening in aging pets
A new dvm360 podcast highlights proactive, multimodal mobility care for aging pets and earlier detection in practice.
Research
Equine colic guidance shifts from forced walking to safe monitoring
A new The Horse explainer says colicky horses can sometimes lie down safely while waiting for veterinary care.
Industry
General Mills promotes Dana McNabb to COO
Blue Buffalo’s parent company named Dana McNabb COO, expanding the pet leader’s influence across General Mills.
Drugs
GSK licenses Siran Bio’s SA030 in deal worth up to $1B
GSK paid $55 million upfront for ex-China rights to Siran Bio’s Phase 1 siRNA metabolic therapy SA030.
Regulation
HABRI launches housing coalition to push pet-inclusive policy
HABRI's Spring Policy Forum ended with a new coalition aimed at reducing housing barriers for pet parents.
Nutrition
Hill’s report puts evidence-based kitten care in focus
A new Hill’s report reframes kittenhood as a full-year pediatric window for nutrition, vaccination, and preventive care.
Nutrition
Horse gut supplements put evidence and expectations in focus
A sponsored Equus article highlights rising interest in equine gut supplements, but veterinarians still face mixed evidence and product variability.
Industry
Pet Flavors names Loïc Le Hir de Fallois interim CEO
Pet Flavors appointed animal health R&D veteran Loïc Le Hir de Fallois as interim CEO, effective May 6, 2026.
Industry
PIN Growth Summit 2026 pitches practical playbook for pet businesses
Pet Industry Network’s June virtual summit aims to help pet businesses improve growth, retention, and operations.
Industry
Quality Marine reports first aquacultured Black Longnose Tang
Quality Marine says it has cultured the first Black Longnose Tang, extending its push into hard-to-breed marine ornamentals.
Industry
Roche moves to buy PathAI in $1.05B digital pathology deal
Roche plans to acquire PathAI, deepening its push into AI-enabled digital pathology and companion diagnostics.
Industry
Trupanion grows Q1 revenue as Lemonade pet tops $500M
Trupanion posted 12% Q1 revenue growth, while Lemonade said pet became its largest line after surpassing $500M in in-force premium.
Research
Upper airway disorders stay front and center in equine practice
A new Disease Du Jour episode highlights how equine vets approach upper airway disorders, diagnosis, and management.
Industry
Vamoosh wins King’s Award for international trade
Vamoosh’s latest UK business honor highlights export growth in the pet household-cleaning category.
Industry
Waiv joins Daiichi Sankyo’s push into AI biomarker discovery
Waiv will use digital pathology AI to help Daiichi Sankyo identify response biomarkers for an ADC program.
Regulation
Why the old VCPR playbook no longer fits practice
California and Florida have changed VCPR rules, reshaping telehealth and refill decisions for veterinarians.
Research
Chicken study advances base editing in primordial germ cells
A new paper reports efficient cytosine base editing of AR and DMRT1 in chicken cells and primordial germ cells.
Research
Dog odor at home can signal more than a cleaning problem
A new consumer article on dog smells highlights a broader veterinary point: persistent odor may reflect dental, skin, ear, or anal sac disease.
Nutrition
Insect meals tested as maize silage supplements for waterfowl feed
A new Animals study explores black soldier fly and mealworm meals in maize silage, with attention to nutrients, microbes, and mycotoxins.
Workforce
2026 World Pediatrics Conference set for October in Osaka
A hybrid pediatric conference is scheduled for October 5-6, 2026, in Osaka, with broad child health and neonatology themes.
Research
Alebund completes enrollment in Phase III AP301 trial
Alebund says its global Phase III RESPOND-2 study of AP301 for hyperphosphatemia is now fully enrolled.
Industry
Bayer bets on ophthalmology with Perfuse buy
Bayer plans to acquire Perfuse Therapeutics for up to $2.45 billion, centered on Phase II eye therapy PER-001.
Drugs
Bimeda launches first FDA-approved generic omeprazole for horses
Bimeda’s Gastrobim is now available in the U.S. as the first FDA-approved bioequivalent to GastroGard for equine gastric ulcers.
Industry
Bimini Pet Health expands Topeka facility to boost capacity
Bimini Pet Health opened a Topeka expansion aimed at increasing manufacturing capacity, improving efficiency, and supporting future hiring.
Research
Dog odor stories can double as an early clinical warning
A new consumer article on dog smells highlights how odor complaints can signal skin, dental, or urinary disease.
Research
EVJ podcast spotlights smartphone gait analysis and equine biomarkers
A new EVJ podcast highlights research on smartphone gait analysis and proteomic biomarkers in racehorses.
Nutrition
Interzoo 2026 opens in Nuremberg with focus on pet food and sustainability
Interzoo 2026 runs May 12-15 in Nuremberg, with pet food and sustainability events leading into the show.
Industry
Madrigal licenses Arrowhead’s ARO-PNPLA3 in MASH deal
Madrigal licensed Arrowhead’s ARO-PNPLA3, adding a precision siRNA asset to its growing MASH pipeline.
Industry
Missed charges put clinic workflow and trust under scrutiny
A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode highlights how missed charges can expose workflow gaps, revenue leakage, and client trust risks.
Nutrition
Montego, Petshop Science set pet food donation record
Montego and Petshop Science donated 67,200 kilograms of pet food in 24 hours, setting a new Guinness World Records title.
Outbreaks
Nebraska horse tests positive for respiratory EHV-1
A transported Quarter Horse in Douglas County, Nebraska, has tested positive for the respiratory form of EHV-1.
Regulation
Pharmaceutical Packaging Summit 2026 spotlights compliance and design
A June 2026 Boston summit will put pharma packaging leaders' focus on compliance, sustainability, and patient-centered design.
Industry
PharmaShots awards put animal health in a broader innovation spotlight
PharmaShots’ 2026 awards included animal health, signaling broader life sciences visibility for veterinary innovation.
Workforce
Puffer fish guide highlights species-specific care gaps
A PetMD roundup of popular puffer fish underscores why species-level husbandry matters in aquatic veterinary care.
Industry
Sparkle Grooming Co. plans 22 Tennessee locations
Sparkle Grooming Co. signed a deal to develop 22 Tennessee salons, starting in Nashville, with the first opening targeted for Q1 2027.
Research
Study finds no recovery benefit from HBOT after IVDD surgery
A new AJVR study found hyperbaric oxygen therapy did not improve deep pain recovery after hemilaminectomy in dogs with severe IVDD.
Research
Study links impacted canines with maxillary sinus anatomy
A new meta-analysis examines whether impacted maxillary canines are associated with differences in sinus volume and dimensions.
Nutrition
Study points to squid-liver powder alternatives in shrimp feed
Marine protein hydrolysates may help replace squid-liver powder in Pacific white shrimp diets without compromising performance.
Drugs
Study suggests lorazepam may cut repeat urethral blockage in cats
A new JAVMA study links lorazepam to lower recurrence of urethral obstruction in male cats after first-time hospitalization.
Industry
Supplements keep H&H pet sales resilient in Q1
H&H’s pet segment dipped in Q1, but Zesty Paws supplements continued to post double-digit growth.
Workforce
Texas A&M profile highlights service-driven path to community care
A Texas A&M biomedical sciences senior says service work shaped her plan to pursue dental school and community-based care.
Industry
What FlyShield technology means for equine fly control
W.F. Young is spotlighting the science behind FlyShield technology in its newer equine fly-control product.
Research
Dobermann study sharpens early weight risk signals in puppies
A Dobermann-only study links birth weight and Day 1 weight change to early neonatal death risk.
Welfare
EQUUS spotlights barn-dog bond in ‘Barn Stories’ episode 93
EQUUS’s latest Barn Stories episode centers on a mischievous dog, underscoring the cross-species bonds common in barn life.
Drugs
FDA clears Langlara, a new interchangeable Lantus biosimilar
Lannett and Sunshine Lake Pharma won FDA approval for Langlara, an interchangeable biosimilar to Lantus.
Outbreaks
Genomics study traces heartworm’s ancient spread across continents
A global sequencing study suggests canine heartworm spread through ancient canids, not just modern dog movement.
Regulation
House advances Farm Bill with veterinary workforce, dog import changes
The House moved a Farm Bill carrying dog import, disease preparedness, and veterinary workforce provisions.
Research
Insulet starts pivotal EVOLVE study for fully closed-loop Omnipod M
Insulet enrolled the first patient in EVOLVE, a pivotal study of its fully closed-loop Omnipod M system for type 2 diabetes.
Workforce
Koi facts article underscores the husbandry behind fish health
An updated PetMD article on koi highlights the long lifespan, size, and pond needs that shape veterinary care.
Drugs
Mirum reports positive Phase 2b PSC itch data for volixibat
Volixibat met the primary endpoint in Mirum’s Phase 2b VISTAS study for cholestatic pruritus in PSC.
Industry
My Senior Horse backs new APHA awards for senior competitors
APHA will debut three new high-point awards for horses 15 and older at its 2026 World Championship Show.
Industry
Ortho Development expands Trivicta hip stem to full U.S. launch
Ortho Development has fully launched its cementless Trivicta hip stem in the U.S. after earlier FDA clearance and a limited market release.
Welfare
Paws of War reunites retired military dog Max with airman
Retired military working dog Max is set for a North Carolina reunion, spotlighting the care needs behind working-dog retirement.
Research
Pre-exercise cooling may help Thoroughbreds in hot training
A new study found pre-exercise cooling reduced weight loss and heat buildup in Thoroughbreds training in hot conditions.
Research
RNAi study sharpens focus on IAG’s role in swimming crab development
A new study adds evidence that IAG silencing alters growth and gonad development in the swimming crab.
Research
Study maps stable qRT-PCR reference genes in M. chulae
A new study identifies tissue-specific reference genes for qRT-PCR in Mugilogobius chulae under pollutant exposure.
Research
Study points to a practical way to reduce venipuncture in dogs
A new JAVMA study suggests push-pull sampling from IV catheters can reduce repeat venipuncture in hospitalized dogs.
Research
Study suggests hypercalcemia relapse is rare after dog parathyroidectomy
A new AJVR study suggests persistent and recurrent hypercalcemia are uncommon after surgery for canine primary hyperparathyroidism.
Research
Texas A&M report links ractopamine exposure to canine heart injury
A new case report suggests accidental ractopamine ingestion can cause severe cardiac injury in dogs, with outcomes tied to how quickly treatment begins.
Workforce
Veterinary Practice News adds another light-touch WordRx quiz
Veterinary Practice News published a new WordRx vocabulary quiz, highlighting how trade media are using lighter formats to keep veterinary readers engaged.
Research
When mare heat behavior is normal, and when it may signal disease
A new explainer says sour behavior in mares during heat may warrant a closer reproductive workup.
Research
Why saddle fit deserves a closer look in equine practice
The Horse spotlights how poor saddle fit can affect equine back health, behavior, and performance.
Industry
Hormuz skirmishing raises new supply chain risks
Reported U.S.-Iran clashes in the Strait of Hormuz could add pressure to veterinary supply chains.
Outbreaks
Washington coyotes found carrying Echinococcus multilocularis
A UW study found the zoonotic tapeworm in 37% of sampled Puget Sound coyotes, raising new concerns for dogs and public health.
Industry
ARCHIMED moves to take Esperion private in $1.1B deal
ARCHIMED will acquire Esperion in a deal worth up to $1.1 billion, pending shareholder and regulatory approval.
Industry
BioCryst inks European navenibart deal worth up to $345 million
BioCryst licensed European rights to navenibart to a Neopharmed Gentili affiliate in a deal worth up to $345 million.
Industry
BridgeTower Media names Sandy Almendarez VP of content
Pet Age’s parent company tapped a veteran B2B media executive to lead digital-first content strategy across 40-plus brands.
Research
Canine joint injections gain attention in OA management
A Clinician’s Brief podcast highlights how vets are using joint injections in dogs with osteoarthritis and where evidence still falls short.
Industry
Celcuity reports phase 3 win for gedatolisib in PIK3CA-mutant breast cancer
Celcuity said gedatolisib combinations improved progression-free survival in the PIK3CA-mutant arm of phase 3 VIKTORIA-1.
Industry
DrFirst’s Colin Banas targets specialty care prescription delays
DrFirst says fragmented prior authorization and pharmacy routing still delay specialty therapies.
Drugs
EC expands Imcivree approval to acquired hypothalamic obesity
Rhythm’s Imcivree won EU authorization for acquired hypothalamic obesity, extending MC4R-targeted treatment into a new rare-disease setting.
Workforce
Hill’s symposium puts the gut-skin axis in the CE spotlight
Hill’s 2026 Global Symposium will focus on how nutrition, the microbiome, and dermatologic health intersect in companion animals.
Industry
Leadership moves signal priorities across pet adoption and animal health
PetSmart Charities, Ceva, and Grey Wolf made leadership changes with implications for adoption, strategy, and commercial growth.
Nutrition
Plant-based pet diets gain staying power, with caveats for clinics
Plant-based pet foods keep expanding, but veterinarians still need to focus on nutritional adequacy and species-specific risks.
Industry
Smalls expands cat accessories with Slooowserve slow feeder
Smalls launched Slooowserve, a cat slow feeder that blends puzzle feeding, enrichment, and bowl design.
Nutrition
Soaking hay can cut sugar, but it may also wash out nutrients
Hay soaking can help metabolic horses, but longer soak times may also reduce key nutrients and dry matter.
Welfare
Study finds food rewards can improve camel transport welfare
A new study found camels can be trained to self-load for transport using food rewards instead of physical punishment.
Nutrition
Study links oral DHA to airway immune changes in healthy horses
A new AJVR study found oral DHA supplementation altered alveolar macrophage metabolism and airway lipid profiles in healthy horses.
Research
Study suggests many hypoglycemic seizure dogs don't need long-term AEDs
A new VETgirl podcast highlights 2025 data suggesting long-term AEDs may be unnecessary after insulin-induced hypoglycemic seizures in dogs.
Outbreaks
Study tracks group A rotavirus in sika deer fawns in Jilin
New research adds to evidence that rotavirus is part of the diarrheal disease picture in farmed sika deer.
Drugs
Tea saponin shows narrow dosing window in hybrid grouper study
A new study suggests tea saponin can help or harm hybrid grouper liver health, depending on dose.
Recalls
Tulip festival dog death puts spring plant toxicity in focus
A UK dog’s death after a tulip festival visit is renewing attention to tulip toxicity and pet access policies.
Industry
UCB moves to buy Candid Therapeutics for up to $2.2B
UCB is acquiring Candid Therapeutics to add cizutamig and deepen its autoimmune T-cell engager pipeline.
Research
Vest-based sling improves hip positioning, but dogs tolerated it poorly
A new AJVR study found a vest-based sling improved some hip angles versus an Ehmer sling, but most healthy dogs did not tolerate it.
Workforce
VMG and AAHA update veterinary chart of accounts
VMG and AAHA released a revised chart of accounts to help practices standardize reporting and improve financial benchmarking.
Research
Western sport horse poor performance workups broaden
AAEP coverage highlights respiratory, muscle, neurologic, and metabolic causes of poor performance in Western sport horses.
Industry
Compliance becomes a selling point for pet supplements, treats
Pet supplement and treat brands are turning compliance into a growth strategy as scrutiny of claims and quality rises.
Research
Native fish addition boosts productivity in biofloc aquaponics
A new study found that adding yellowtail lambari improved nutrient retention and productivity in tilapia-lettuce aquaponics.
Research
New RT-qPCR assay aims to distinguish all four PPRV lineages
A new Animals study describes a quadruplex RT-qPCR test designed to detect and differentiate all four PPRV lineages.
Outbreaks
Rabid dog in eastern New Mexico puts Curry County on alert
An unvaccinated dog in Curry County tested positive for rabies, exposing six people and renewing focus on vaccine compliance.
Industry
Study explores better VFA recovery from swine wastewater sludge
New research suggests thermal and citrate pretreatment could improve resource recovery from swine wastewater sludge.
Research
Study points to better sound cues for steering juvenile grass carp
A new study found juvenile grass carp avoided some broadband sounds more strongly than a pure tone in semi-natural tests.
Outbreaks
Study tracks age-linked C. difficile colonization in piglets
A Tenerife study found C. difficile colonization peaked in 2-day-old piglets and disappeared by weaning.
Outbreaks
Vietnam dog roundworm study sets baseline before intervention
A new rural Vietnam study measures canine Toxocara burden before parasite control efforts begin.
Research
Why a mare may seem different after her first foal
Post-foaling behavior changes can be real, but they may reflect maternal state, environment, or pain more than permanent temperament shifts.
Research
Behavior changes may be the first clue to vision loss in horses
A new report outlines eight behaviors that may signal vision problems in horses, including some cases with no obvious eye signs.
Industry
Erdman Animal Hospital to close after decades in Baltimore
A long-running Northeast Baltimore clinic is closing, underscoring the pressures on small independent veterinary practices.
Research
Lightweight AI study advances goat vocalization monitoring
A new study suggests low-compute AI may classify goat welfare-related vocalizations in real time on farm.
Research
New review highlights species-specific reptile respiratory care
A new review says reptile lung anatomy varies enough that clinicians should avoid one-size-fits-all respiratory assumptions.
Research
Rare canine encephalocele case highlights surgical option
A new case report describes successful surgery for a dog with an encephalocele extending into the nasal cavity.
Research
Rat study links Sheng Mai San to lower heat stress liver injury
A new rat study adds evidence that Sheng Mai San may reduce oxidative and mitochondrial liver damage under heat stress.
Research
Review reframes feline hippocampal necrosis as a shared endpoint
A new review argues feline hippocampal necrosis is not one disease, but a common endpoint tied to several causes of temporal lobe epilepsy.
Research
Study adds breeding data for Twites on the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau
New field data detail nesting timing, clutch size, and habitat use in a high-altitude Twite population.
Research
Study links chronic enteropathy in dogs to emotional health signs
A new JAVMA study suggests dogs with chronic enteropathy may show emotional distress even when GI disease seems controlled.
Research
Study links gill microbiota and resistance signals in Nile tilapia
A new multi-omics study connects gill mucus bacteria and host gene expression in a Streptococcus-resistant tilapia line.
Nutrition
Study points to phospholipid sweet spot for salmon fry diets
A new study found soybean lecithin and krill phospholipids both improved growth and lipid handling in Atlantic salmon fry.
Research
Study refines normal rectal temperature range for healthy ferrets
A new study in Animals establishes an evidence-based digital rectal temperature range for healthy ferrets.
Industry
Wisconsin study questions standard predictors of fur harvest trends
A new analysis suggests pelt prices, weather, and urbanization only partly explain Wisconsin furbearer harvest trends.
Industry
Pet inflation stayed firm in February, with more pressure ahead
Pet inflation remained elevated in February, and March data suggest veterinary and pet service costs are still climbing.
Research
AI-assisted ovine brain mapping points to new anatomy workflows
A new study tests whether AI and 3D modeling can support sheep brain anatomy alongside traditional dissection.
Workforce
Amanda Davis earns Texas A&M teaching excellence professorship
Texas A&M honored VMBS faculty member Amanda Davis for undergraduate teaching excellence and innovation in physiology education.
Industry
Animal Neurology Center spotlights EMR-driven scaling
A new Instinct case study says a St. Louis neurology hospital increased caseload and MRI throughput without adding staff.
Welfare
Army nears deal for Virginia caisson horse training site
The Army is closing in on a deal for Middleburg Training Center, despite pushback from Virginia racing interests.
Welfare
Bay Area coalition plans free spay/neuter weekend across 7 counties
A 13-organization Bay Area effort aims to deliver free spay/neuter, vaccines, and microchips on May 16-17.
Industry
Cue Biopharma adds Phase 2 anti-IgE asset in $691.5M deal
Cue Biopharma licensed Ascendant-221, a Phase 2 anti-IgE antibody, and plans a global food allergy study after 2H 2026 data.
Workforce
Equine practice draws new grads, but retention pressures remain
A new EquiManagement report shows rising interest in equine practice, alongside persistent concerns about hours, mentorship, and on-call demands.
Drugs
FDA expands Auvelity use to Alzheimer’s-related agitation
Axsome’s Auvelity won FDA approval as the first non-antipsychotic option for agitation tied to Alzheimer’s dementia.
Nutrition
Forage-first message returns to the center of equine nutrition
A new report urges veterinarians and pet parents to put forage quality, testing, and pasture management back at the center of horse diets.
Industry
Guardant, Nuvalent link diagnostics to targeted cancer pipeline
Guardant Health and Nuvalent signed a multi-year deal to develop companion diagnostics for targeted cancer therapies.
Workforce
Instinct podcast spotlights coaching as a veterinary career tool
A new Instinct podcast with Dr. Peggy Sayer explores how leadership coaching can support veterinary career growth.
Outbreaks
Kansas shelter parvo outbreak leaves one puppy dead
A parvo outbreak at Cowley County Humane Society has turned critical, renewing focus on shelter biosecurity and intake vaccination.
Industry
LEO Pharma buys Replay to expand rare skin gene therapy push
LEO Pharma is acquiring Replay and its topical HSV gene therapy platform for rare genetic skin diseases, led by a preclinical DEB program.
Outbreaks
Manitoba horse’s EIA case puts routine testing back in focus
A Manitoba horse tested positive for EIA after export screening, triggering movement controls and follow-up testing.
Outbreaks
New review sharpens focus on canine influenza at the interface
A new Virology review says canine influenza merits closer One Health surveillance, even as human infection risk remains low.
Research
Pfizer posts Phase 3 Elrexfio win in relapsed myeloma
Pfizer said Elrexfio improved progression-free survival in the Phase 3 MagnetisMM-5 trial.
Workforce
Project Sticker launches veterinary mental health storytelling campaign
A new Mental Health Awareness Month campaign asks veterinary teams to share the moments that help them stay in the profession.
Nutrition
Retailers push year-round flea and tick prevention
Pet retailers are being urged to reinforce year-round parasite prevention as veterinary and public health guidance shifts beyond seasonal messaging.
Research
Review explores whether exercise can modify fluorosis effects
A new review examines whether exercise may alter fluoride-related harms across body systems, with limited direct evidence for livestock.
Outbreaks
Second strangles case confirmed at Marquette County horse premises
A Michigan weanling colt tested positive for strangles, marking the second confirmed case at a quarantined Marquette County premises.
Workforce
Six-year study finds gaps in how vet students rank dog welfare
Veterinary students prioritized overt cruelty over breed-related and behavioral welfare issues in a new six-year study.
Research
Study finds substantial MRSP burden in pyodermic dogs in Asia
A new meta-analysis suggests methicillin-resistant S. pseudintermedius is a major concern in canine pyoderma across Asia.
Drugs
Study gives first PK data for ertugliflozin in horses
A new equine study suggests enteral ertugliflozin is rapidly absorbed and may support once-daily dosing.
Drugs
Theradaptive moves OsteoAdapt SP into pivotal FDA-backed trial
Theradaptive won FDA clearance to start a pivotal Phase 3 study of OsteoAdapt SP in spinal fusion.
Research
Therapy dog study points to lower dental anxiety in autistic kids
A French randomized trial suggests therapy dogs may ease dental anxiety for children with autism.
Workforce
Emotional labor in vet med is moving to the center of burnout talks
New research and industry voices say client emotion management is becoming a core burnout risk in veterinary practice.
Workforce
Fred Wininger spotlights a single-specialty neurology model
A new podcast highlights how The Animal Neurology Center is building around neurology alone.
Welfare
Study suggests therapy dogs may ease dental visits for autistic kids
A French randomized trial found lower anxiety scores after dog-assisted dental visits for children with autism.
Workforce
Vet students are shaping the profession before graduation
Student leaders are gaining visibility early as veterinary medicine grapples with burnout, debt, representation, and access to care.
Nutrition
Monthly prevention messaging meets integrated feline nutrition
Sponsored content highlights monthly canine parasite prevention and a new Hill’s diet for cats with weight and mobility needs.
Research
AI model aims to identify chick sex at day 4 without opening eggs
A new Animals study reports 92.26% accuracy for non-destructive day-4 chicken embryo sexing.
Workforce
AVMA spotlights Journey for Teams 3.0 workplace culture push
AVMA’s new THRIVE Sessions expand Journey for Teams with tools focused on workplace culture, belonging, and team dynamics.
Industry
BeOne, Huahui strike $2.02B HH160 oncology partnership
BeOne secured a global option on Huahui’s preclinical trispecific antibody HH160 in a deal worth up to about $2.02 billion.
Research
Case report details rare recurrent hemoptysis syndrome in a dog
A new case report links recurrent canine hemoptysis and transient polycythemia to suspected sympathetic dysregulation.
Research
Chile study maps captive behavior in South American hog-nosed skunks
A new ethogram offers rare behavioral baseline data for the little-studied chingue in rehabilitation care.
Industry
Dr. Lisa Beagan spotlights AI-supported veterinary intake triage
A new podcast episode highlights how structured, AI-supported intake could help veterinary teams triage calls more consistently.
Regulation
FDA clears Laguna’s LGNA-100 for pediatric leukemia study
Laguna can now begin a first-in-human study of LGNA-100 after transplant in high-risk pediatric leukemias.
Drugs
FDA grants priority review to Tevimbra combo in HER2+ GEA
BeOne’s Tevimbra combination won FDA Priority Review after phase 3 data showed a survival gain in first-line HER2-positive GEA.
Industry
Fressnapf | Maxi Zoo lifts profit as same-store sales soften
The European pet retailer grew profit in 2025 through expansion and cost control despite softer like-for-like sales.
Research
Historical review spotlights rise of equine minimally invasive surgery
A new JAVMA review traces how equine minimally invasive soft tissue surgery evolved into a more widely trained, clinically useful approach.
Regulation
Immunome files FDA application for varegacestat in desmoid tumors
Immunome submitted an FDA application for varegacestat after positive phase 3 data in adults with progressing desmoid tumors.
Research
Laser acupuncture shows promise for equine back pain
A small study found laser acupuncture improved pain scores in horses with thoracolumbar pain, with results approaching electroacupuncture.
Research
Mastitis sharply raises teat fistula repair failure risk in dairy cows
A new JAVMA study found postoperative mastitis was the strongest predictor of teat fistula repair failure in lactating dairy cows.
Regulation
NAD ruling on Sundays for Dogs sharpens pet food ad claims
A challenge from The Farmer’s Dog led NAD to curb several Sundays for Dogs marketing claims.
Research
Rooster study links seminal microbiota, oxidative stress, and semen quality
A new study found rooster type was associated with differences in seminal bacteria, oxidative status, and semen quality.
Research
Study clarifies how Listeria infects sheep trigeminal neurons
A new paper links InlA, InlB, and LLO to neural invasion by an ovine Listeria strain tied to encephalitis.
Welfare
Study explores participatory art in wildlife tourism research
A new Animals paper suggests participatory art could help reveal how visitors relate to wildlife, nature, and welfare.
Welfare
Study links microplastics to poorer welfare in goldfish
A new study found microplastic exposure reduced feeding, altered stress responses, and impaired growth in goldfish.
Outbreaks
Study maps Hyalomma ticks and pathogens in camels in Chad
A new study found four Hyalomma tick species on camels in Chad and detected pathogens with veterinary and zoonotic relevance.
Industry
Study tests UWB radar for non-contact poultry litter moisture monitoring
A new Animals study suggests UWB radar could estimate poultry litter moisture without disturbing birds or litter.
Industry
Symrise says pet nutrition slowed as pricing normalized
Symrise reported a temporary pet nutrition slowdown in Q1 2026 as pricing normalized, despite positive volume growth.
Workforce
Two Cornell veterinary trainees earn SUNY student excellence honors
Francesca Buchalski and Viviana Maymí were recognized with SUNY’s top student honor as part of Cornell’s 2026 cohort.
Workforce
Veterinary Practice News opens team culture series with trust
A new Veterinary Practice News series argues trust is the first building block of a purpose-driven veterinary team.
Outbreaks
Wisconsin mare tests positive for strangles in Jefferson County
A Jefferson County mare linked to prior exposure at a rescue tested positive for strangles and is now under quarantine.
Nutrition
Equine supplement coverage sharpens focus on smarter ration balancing
New equine nutrition coverage highlights limited oversight, oversupplementation risks, and the need for targeted vitamin and mineral use.
Research
BOAS review highlights grading, earlier assessment, and treatment
A 2022 review and newer screening efforts sharpen how veterinarians assess and manage BOAS in brachycephalic dogs.
Research
Breed-specific pneumonia puts Irish Wolfhounds in focus
A review and follow-up studies highlight how breed-linked airway, aspiration, and immune risks can shape pneumonia in dogs.
Welfare
Cooling dog beds can help, but they’re not a heat-safety fix
Cooling beds may improve comfort for dogs in hot weather, but vets still need to stress hydration, shade, and supervision.
Drugs
Equine synovitis study highlights tradeoffs of ACS and triamcinolone
A small crossover study found triamcinolone reduced swelling more reliably, while ACS showed possible biologic advantages in inflamed equine joints.
Regulation
FDA opens public input on next animal drug user fee cycle
FDA will hold May 27 meetings on ADUFA and AGDUFA as it starts shaping the next animal drug user fee reauthorization.
Outbreaks
Florida strangles case confirmed at private Putnam County facility
Florida officials confirmed one strangles case and five exposed horses at a private Putnam County facility.
Industry
How clinics can cut inventory costs without risking stockouts
Veterinary practices are being urged to use technology and tighter workflows to reduce inventory waste and protect margins.
Research
JFMS review updates a practical framework for feline emergencies
A new JFMS review gives GPs a current, practical guide to four common feline medical emergencies.
Workforce
Minority equity offers raise new questions for associate vets
Equity offers are becoming more common for associate veterinarians, but the terms may be harder to assess than they first appear.
Research
Mouse study points to vaccine path for canine mammary tumors
A new fusion-protein study in mice suggests an early immunotherapy path for canine mammary tumors.
Outbreaks
New review puts horses in the antimicrobial resistance spotlight
A new review argues horses are an overlooked source of antibiotic-resistant bacteria in One Health planning.
Welfare
Pig eye-fluid study points to new tool for welfare investigations
A new pig study suggests postmortem aqueous humor may help reconstruct pre-death biochemistry when serum samples aren't usable.
Research
Pruritus care shifts toward more tailored treatment plans
Updated itch-management guidance highlights tailored therapy, diagnostics, and new canine drug options.
Research
Pyometra surgery timing study finds no clear benefit to rushing to the OR
A new JAVMA study suggests immediate pyometra surgery may not outperform careful pre-op stabilization.
Industry
Review tracks AI’s expanding role across the dairy industry
A new review says AI in dairy is moving beyond herd monitoring into milk quality, logistics, processing, and sustainability.
Research
Single-cell study maps fetal goat muscle development
A new Animals study charts how fetal goat muscle cells coordinate and change during development.
Recalls
Study finds PFOS alternative 6:2 FTSA also harms zebrafish liver
A new zebrafish study suggests the PFOS substitute 6:2 FTSA may also cause liver injury and oxidative stress.
Nutrition
Study links dietary bile acids to antioxidant, microbiota shifts in ewes
A small sheep study found bile acid supplementation improved antioxidant markers and altered fecal microbiota in culled ewes.
Research
Study links potassium disorders in pet rabbits to short-term death risk
A rabbit study found both hypo- and hyperkalemia at admission were linked to higher short-term mortality.
Research
Study maps body measurement loci in Yili horses
A new genomics study links body measurement traits in Yili horses to candidate genetic loci.
Nutrition
Study maps diet clues in critically endangered Yangtze fish
A new Animals study examines digestive anatomy and gut contents in Ochetobius elongatus to inform conservation and artificial breeding.
Outbreaks
Study maps livestock heat stress risk across Thessaly
A new study uses ERA5-Land and THI to map livestock heat stress across Thessaly, Greece, from 2020 to 2025.
Nutrition
Study probes growth-linked metabolites in lamb roughage diets
New lamb research explores metabolic signals tied to average daily gain when roughage shifts from peanut vine to extruded rapeseed straw.
Nutrition
Study probes gut microbiome, FMT, and obesity in cats
A new feline study links obesity to subtle gut microbiome changes, while raising questions about FMT’s clinical role.
Welfare
Study suggests horses show distress after a companion’s death
New research suggests horses often show lasting behavior changes after losing an equine companion.
Welfare
Study tests essential oil blend in Lithuanian Blackface lambs
A new lamb study adds evidence on whether essential oil blends can lower methane without hurting performance or meat quality.
Workforce
Séverine Tasker gives NC State’s 2026 feline health keynote
At NC State’s 2026 Feline Health Symposium, Séverine Tasker spotlighted feline infectious anaemias and cat-friendly diagnostics.
Workforce
Uncharted podcast spotlights a common veterinary leadership strain
A new Uncharted episode examines what happens when practice leaders feel they're carrying culture work alone.
Research
Wearable sensors track asymmetry shifts in chuckwagon racehorses
A preliminary study suggests wearable GNSS-IMUs may detect pre- and post-race gait asymmetry changes in chuckwagon horses.
Recalls
Why instrument reprocessing is back in focus for veterinary teams
A new report underscores that cleaning, inspection, and packaging are as critical as the autoclave cycle.
Regulation
Non-clinical veterinary careers gain visibility for students
New student-facing coverage is spotlighting research, public health, and industry roles that many future veterinarians still overlook.
Recalls
Why instrument reprocessing deserves renewed attention in vet care
A new Veterinary Practice News article argues that surgical safety depends on cleaning and handling, not just autoclaving.
Research
3D-printed drill guide may improve canine lumbosacral fixation
A new Veterinary Surgery study suggests a patient-specific drill guide improved L7 screw accuracy and reduced fluoroscopy in dogs.
Research
Computer-assisted surgery repairs rare C6 fracture in a horse
A reported C6 fracture repair highlights how CT and navigation may reshape equine cervical spine surgery.
Research
Computer vision study tracks pig behavior in climate-controlled barns
A new Animals study found YOLOv5-based monitoring could track pig feeding, drinking, and resting behavior in air-conditioned housing.
Workforce
Dr. Clay Mathews named a 2026 UFRF Professor at UF
UF honored Dr. Clay Mathews for research on autoimmune diabetes affecting humans, dogs, and cats.
Industry
Europe drives Swedencare growth in first quarter
Swedencare’s Europe revenue rose 38% in Q1 2026, led by Summit, dental sales, and online expansion.
Research
Heated anesthetic circuit reduced heat loss in rabbits
A new AJVR study found warmed inspired gas helped limit peri-anesthetic heat loss in New Zealand white rabbits.
Nutrition
Mediterranean sheep systems review spotlights Gentile di Puglia
A new review says native sheep systems in Mediterranean marginal areas remain valuable, but face climate, market, and demographic pressure.
Nutrition
Microalgae additives may help seabream handle plant-based diets
New seabream studies suggest microalgae-based nutraceuticals can support gut function, stress resilience, and performance in plant-heavy feeds.
Research
New review links Toxoplasma gondii to wider fertility risks
A new review says toxoplasmosis may impair male and female fertility, not just pregnancy outcomes.
Research
Omental flap study explores lateral laparotomy in cats and dogs
A new cadaver study suggests lateral laparotomy may offer another way to access the omentum in small animal surgery.
Workforce
PetMD’s new tetra care guide puts husbandry front and center
A new PetMD tetra care sheet highlights stable water quality, schooling needs, and preventive husbandry for pet parents.
Research
Pilot study explores imepitoin for cats stressed by vet visits
A small new study suggests imepitoin may reduce some feline vet-visit stress markers, but bigger blinded trials are still needed.
Outbreaks
Senecavirus A study traces how a swine look-alike spread globally
A new genomic analysis maps Senecavirus A evolution and spread, with implications for surveillance and differential diagnosis.
Research
Spinal infection tied to bite wounds in a wild porcupine case report
A new case report links chronic bite wounds to spinal epidural empyema and paraplegia in an Indian crested porcupine.
Drugs
Study adds clinical evidence for lipid emulsion in pet neurotoxicosis
A new case series links stronger xenobiotic lipid partitioning during ILE to early neurologic improvement in dogs and cats.
Drugs
Study adds early behavior data on deslorelin use in cats
A new feline study suggests deslorelin may reduce several unwanted behaviors, while flare-up effects appear more noticeable in females.
Research
Study links glyphosate exposure to gut shifts in sea cucumbers
A new study found tissue residues and gut microbiota changes after short-term glyphosate exposure in sea cucumbers fed through a sea-mud matrix.
Nutrition
Study links in ovo silver nanoparticles to broiler gains
A 2026 Animals study found 15 ppm in ovo silver nanoparticles improved several broiler hatch and post-hatch measures.
Nutrition
Study links pig feeding strategy to lesions and growth outcomes
A new study found mildly restricted feeding reduced some lesions in finishing pigs, while smaller groups improved growth.
Research
Study links sow microbiota shifts to fecal cues around farrowing
A new study connects periparturient microbiome changes in sows with fecal semiochemicals that may influence piglet colonization.
Research
Study maps how ovarian sterility develops in triploid turbot
A new transcriptomic study shows triploid turbot sterility unfolds in stages, from early germ-cell stress to later ovarian arrest.
Research
Study suggests ELISA may widen detection of Cytauxzoon exposure
A new study found ELISA identified more healthy cats exposed to Cytauxzoon felis than qPCR in the south-central U.S.
Research
Texas A&M study links coffee compounds to an aging-related receptor
Texas A&M researchers say coffee compounds may help explain the drink’s links to healthier aging through NR4A1.
Drugs
Turmeric extract clears a feline safety test in new study
A four-month study found turmeric extract was well tolerated in healthy adult cats at tested dietary levels.
Outbreaks
Wildlife pathology gets renewed focus in One Health surveillance
A new Animals special issue highlights wildlife diagnostics as an early warning tool for animal and public health.
Research
Wombat case report links alopecia to suspected hypothyroidism
A new case report suggests congenital hypothyroidism may be an overlooked cause of generalized alopecia in young wombats.
Drugs
FDA expands Vetmedin’s role in preclinical canine heart disease
Vetmedin tablets and solution are now FDA-approved to delay CHF onset in dogs with Stage B2 preclinical MMVD.
Drugs
Study adds context to flea- and tick-related disease risk in cats
New research on Cytauxzoon felis highlights why prevention and smarter diagnostics matter in feline practice.
Workforce
Veterinary Practice News adds WordRx word game for vet readers
Veterinary Practice News is using a Wordle-style game to engage veterinary readers with quick vocabulary practice.
Industry
Europe helps power Swedencare’s Q1 as U.S. vet demand stays soft
Swedencare’s Q1 showed Europe emerging as a key growth driver as the company managed through softer U.S. veterinary demand.
Outbreaks
Brucella milk test study points to faster herd surveillance
A new study describes an immunomagnetic bead-based ELISA to detect Brucella in milk from dairy animals.
Research
Camel cornea study maps aquaporin-1 distribution
A new camel cornea study adds baseline data on aquaporin-1, a water channel tied to corneal hydration and transparency.
Research
Cattle genomics study maps divergence between European and Chinese breeds
A new comparative genomics study highlights how breeding history and adaptation shaped European and Chinese cattle.
Outbreaks
Germany poultry study maps enteric viruses, adds sicinivirus genome
A southern Germany study found multiple enteric viruses in poultry flocks and reported the first complete avian sicinivirus genome.
Workforce
Ohio State spotlights department giving at veterinary college
Ohio State is steering donors toward department-level funds for specialty training, research, and preventive medicine.
Outbreaks
Oregon reports pigeon fever case in imported horse
A Benton County horse imported from California tested positive for pigeon fever, with one additional horse exposed.
Research
Perch-derived quorum-quenching strains show aquaculture promise
A new Animals study identifies perch-derived bacterial strains with potential as antibiotic-sparing tools in aquaculture.
Research
Podcast spotlights lifelong management of the atopic dog
Dr. Andy Roark and dermatologist Dr. Charli Dong discuss canine atopic dermatitis from puppyhood through senior care.
Industry
Podcast urges practices to treat valuations as a diagnostic tool
A new Uncharted episode argues practice valuations can uncover hidden operational and financial problems before a sale is on the table.
Research
Rabbit tumor case highlights risks of sex misidentification
A rabbit presumed male was found to have a malignant Müllerian tumor, underscoring the need to verify sex in puzzling abdominal cases.
Nutrition
Raw pet food warning draws pushback over risk framing
A CSPI warning on raw pet food safety prompted a rebuttal from Truth about Pet Food over how contamination risk is framed.
Research
Review finds promise, but limits, for equine behavior biomarkers
A new review says equine behavioral biomarkers show promise, but inconsistent methods still limit clinical use.
Nutrition
RNA-seq study links concentrate feeding to yak calf gut development
A new yak-calf transcriptomics study adds molecular evidence that preweaning concentrate feeding may shape gastrointestinal development.
Nutrition
Study compares wheat bran and beet pulp in weaned pig diets
A new study examines how wheat bran- and beet pulp-based nursery diets affect piglet growth, digestibility, and fecal scores.
Research
Study links piglet breed differences to ETEC gut barrier response
A new Animals study suggests Ningxiang piglets may have stronger gut barrier resilience to ETEC than DLY piglets.
Research
Study maps gut–brain recovery signals in freeze-tolerant fish
A new Animals paper links brain reprogramming and gut microbiota shifts in the Amur sleeper after freezing and thawing.
Research
Study suggests HFNOT lowers breathing effort in anesthetized dogs
A new AJVR study found high-flow nasal oxygen reduced work of breathing in anesthetized dogs without changing oxygen delivery.
Nutrition
Study suggests zinc may blunt heat stress in carp intestine
A new Animals study found heat drove major intestinal gene-expression changes in common carp, while zinc appeared to reduce that response.
Workforce
UC Davis gets $75M gift for new teaching hospital and scholarships
UC Davis said a $75 million gift will help build a new small animal teaching hospital and expand scholarships, research, and affordable-care programs.
Workforce
Why boundary-setting matters when everyone asks the vet
A Clinician’s Brief podcast highlights the risks and realities of giving informal veterinary advice to friends and family.
Nutrition
Why grain-inclusive dog food is still part of the conversation
A new Whole Dog Journal piece argues grain-inclusive diets remain a solid option when overall formulation quality is strong.
Outbreaks
Influenza D study raises new spillover questions for veterinarians
Ohio State researchers found influenza D replicated efficiently in human airway cells, underscoring zoonotic surveillance concerns.
Regulation
Pet food oversight structure draws renewed conflict questions
A 2018 advocacy piece argues university-based pet food regulators face structural conflict concerns.
Outbreaks
Third strangles case confirmed at Michigan barn
A Genesee County barn has recorded its third confirmed strangles case, extending an outbreak first reported in late 2025.
Industry
Veterinary roundup highlights AI, dermatology, and nutrition bets
New moves from UC Davis, Instinct, Purina, and Thrive point to where veterinary investment is heading.
Workforce
Andy Roark episode tackles canine atopic dermatitis across life stages
A new Cone of Shame episode with Dr. Charli Dong focuses on practical management of the itchy dog that won’t get better.
Research
Aggressive wall lizard morph is collapsing ancient color diversity
A Science study finds an aggressive wall lizard phenotype is driving yellow and orange morphs out of long-stable populations.
Research
eDNA study tracks metazoan shifts in a human-impacted gulf
A new study uses eDNA to map how marine metazoan communities change across space and time in a stressed gulf ecosystem.
Outbreaks
Italy formalizes open geospatial system for marine stranding data
A new paper details GeoCetus, Italy’s open platform for tracking stranded cetaceans and marine turtles.
Nutrition
New review maps nutritional strategies against mycotoxin harm
A new review links mycotoxin damage to shared cellular pathways and highlights nutrition-based mitigation strategies.
Workforce
PetMD highlights prevention and treatment of overgrown chinchilla teeth
A new PetMD clinical explainer underscores that chinchilla dental overgrowth is common, chronic, and often requires sedation, imaging, and diet correction.
Outbreaks
Shanxi study adds baseline Neospora data for sheep and goats
A new Shanxi study gives veterinarians first baseline data on Neospora caninum exposure in local sheep and goats.
Research
Study explores AI detection of dairy cattle protective behaviors
A new Animals paper tests a video AI model to detect fast protective behaviors in dairy cattle.
Research
Study urges canine cognition research to follow the nose
A new study argues dog cognition tests should incorporate smell, not just sight, to better reflect how dogs make decisions.
Outbreaks
GeoCetus maps decades of marine strandings data in Italy
A new paper details GeoCetus, an open platform tracking cetacean and sea turtle strandings across Italy.
Research
A 400-pound crocodile gets a CT scan at a Utah hospital
A hospital-zoo collaboration used CT to diagnose gastric stones in a senior Siamese crocodile.
Drugs
Evidence reshapes antibiotic use for canine acute diarrhea
New guidance says most dogs with acute diarrhea don't need antibiotics, even in many hemorrhagic cases.
Research
Review suggests key brain regions often compete during processing
A new review argues the amygdala and perirhinal cortex often compete, not just cooperate, in shaping information processing.
Industry
The Bird Bath launches Terminal for veterinary market tracking
The new platform combines practice, ownership, and consolidation data in one veterinary market intelligence system.
Research
Why subclinical bacteriuria often shouldn't trigger antibiotics
A new commentary underscores that bacteriuria without urinary signs usually calls for restraint, not reflexive treatment.
Workforce
World Veterinary Day 2026 spotlights vets’ role in food and health
The WVA’s 2026 World Veterinary Day theme casts veterinarians as central to food safety, public health, and animal health.
Research
Review recasts amygdala, perirhinal cortex as frequent rivals
A new review says two key brain regions may compete, not just cooperate, during information processing across mammals.
Drugs
Study supports more selective antibiotic use in foal pneumonia
A new study found conservative antimicrobial use in foal bronchopneumonia cut treatment rates without worsening outcomes.
Research
Equine veterinarians stress regular monitoring for arthritis
New equine guidance highlights routine reevaluation to track osteoarthritis progression and adjust care plans.
Welfare
Animal abuse concerns gain sharper One Health focus
Veterinary Practice News says suspected abuse and hoarding can signal wider risks to animals, people, and the home environment.
Nutrition
Dog dental products draw attention to evidence gaps in home care
A new roundup of dog dental products underscores the need for evidence-based guidance, daily brushing, and dog-safe ingredients.
Research
Monitoring osteoarthritis in horses becomes a long-game issue
Equine osteoarthritis monitoring is shifting toward repeat exams, structured follow-up, and earlier recognition of subtle decline.
Nutrition
Sponsored equine feature spotlights vitamin E and neurologic risk
The Horse revisits vitamin E’s role in equine neuromuscular disease, with reminders for diagnosis, prevention, and client guidance.
Workforce
Texas A&M spotlights BIMS senior’s path to medical school
A Texas A&M biomedical sciences senior’s next step highlights how veterinary colleges are building broader health-care pipelines.
Drugs
Why veterinary prescribing still feels harder than it should
Instinct says fragmented prescribing workflows raise cognitive load, error risk, and staff burden in veterinary practice.
Workforce
Freshwater aquarium guide highlights husbandry’s clinical stakes
PetMD’s freshwater aquarium setup guide underscores how cycling and water quality shape fish health from day one.
Workforce
New review sharpens guidance on at-home oral pain control
A new peer-reviewed review says NSAIDs remain the mainstay for acute at-home pain control in dogs and cats.
Outbreaks
Ontario Quarter Horse tests positive for strangles
A strangles case at a Wellington training facility adds to Ontario’s recurring equine biosecurity concerns.
Workforce
Fred Wininger spotlights a stand-alone neurology practice model
A new Instinct podcast examines how Fred Wininger built a neurology-only referral hospital in St. Louis.
Nutrition
A horse can have EMS without being overweight
New guidance underscores that insulin dysregulation, not obesity alone, defines equine metabolic syndrome.
Workforce
AVMA podcast spotlights Dr. Kristin Welch and teleconsultation
A new AVMA podcast episode highlights Dr. Kristin Welch and the growing role of specialist teleconsultation in veterinary practice.
Welfare
Betta care guidance highlights housing, diet, and welfare gaps
PetMD’s betta care overview underscores that husbandry, not just disease, drives many common fish health problems.
Outbreaks
Mosquito season raises the stakes for equine vaccination
Texas A&M is urging horse pet parents and veterinarians to prioritize vaccination and mosquito control as seasonal arbovirus risk rises.
Workforce
Ohio State sets AVMA 2026 alumni reception in Anaheim
Ohio State will host an Alumni & Friends Reception on July 10 during AVMA Convention 2026 in Anaheim.
Industry
Paws Abroad targets a growing pain point in pet travel
Marisa Hoskins’ startup aims to organize international pet travel before paperwork lands on clinic desks.
Welfare
Penn Vet launches Maggie’s Fund for emergency care access
A new Penn Vet fund aims to help pet parents afford emergency care at Ryan Veterinary Hospital.
Workforce
Penn Vet spotlights Donald Hoenig’s One Health legacy
A new Penn Vet profile highlights Donald Hoenig’s long career linking clinical care, public health, food safety, and veterinary policy.
Research
Veterinary radiation oncology study finds uneven naming standard adoption
A new study found wide variability in how five veterinary radiation oncology centers use standardized structure nomenclature.
Industry
APPA says U.S. pet industry hit $158B in 2025
APPA reported $158 billion in U.S. pet industry spending for 2025, with growth expected to continue this year.
Misinfo
Betta care guidance pushes back on the bowl-pet myth
Updated betta guidance emphasizes heated, filtered tanks, nutrition, and earlier veterinary involvement.
Workforce
Cornell’s Lorin Warnick receives AAVMC distinguished service award
Cornell Dean Lorin D. Warnick was recognized with AAVMC’s 2026 Billy E. Hooper Award for Distinguished Service.
Welfare
Goodnewsforpets backs CWA human-animal bond award as contest opens
The 2026 CWA contest is open, with Goodnewsforpets again sponsoring its $500 human-animal bond award.
Research
NC State opens Sheltie genetics study on gallbladder mucocele
NC State is enrolling Shetland Sheepdogs to study the genetic basis of gallbladder mucocele formation.
Workforce
Uncharted podcast tackles CSR over-escalation in vet clinics
A new Uncharted episode argues constant CSR escalation is usually a training and systems problem, not a people problem.
Workforce
Veterinary Receptionist Week spotlights an expanding frontline role
Veterinary Receptionist Week is highlighting how front-desk teams now shape workflow, communication, and pet parent experience.
Research
Why recovery time matters for horses’ long-term soundness
A new report underscores that rest, turnout, and lighter work are key parts of protecting equine athletes from injury.
Welfare
Environmental health gains ground in veterinary team wellbeing
NOMV and industry leaders are linking climate, pet health, and veterinary team wellbeing more directly.
Workforce
NC State CVM debuts undergraduate research symposium
NC State’s veterinary college held its first symposium dedicated to undergraduate researchers working in CBC labs.
Research
Texas A&M study advances mammalian tissue regeneration research
A Texas A&M team used sequential growth factor treatment to induce partial digit regeneration in mice.
Workforce
NC State honors Melissa Srougi with outstanding teacher award
NC State recognized cancer researcher and biotechnology educator Melissa Srougi with its 2025-26 Outstanding Teacher Award.
Welfare
Horse fly-control advice shifts focus beyond sprays
Equine media are emphasizing integrated fly control, with sanitation and habitat management at the center.
Research
New review highlights how to identify tapeworms in dogs and cats
A new review underscores why tapeworm diagnosis often depends on proglottids, history, and clinical judgment, not fecal flotation alone.
Workforce
Nutrition gets a workflow lens in veterinary wellbeing coverage
New veterinary media coverage argues that better on-shift nutrition supports steadier energy, communication, and care.
Research
Shock article urges tailored, early intervention in small animals
A new CE article says shock care in dogs and cats depends on early recognition and mechanism-specific treatment.
Workforce
Clinician’s Brief spotlights practical pharmacokinetics for vets
A new Clinician’s Brief article and podcast aim to make pharmacokinetics more usable in everyday veterinary prescribing.
Nutrition
Seaweed extract cuts methane in grazing beef cows study finds
University of Adelaide researchers reported 49.5% to 77.0% methane cuts in Angus cows without harming calf growth.
Industry
Bond Vet adds membership program built around exams and virtual access
Bond Vet launched a membership program pairing exam discounts with priority virtual support.
Outbreaks
Chiggers on dogs return as a seasonal itch issue
Whole Dog Journal highlights chiggers as a common seasonal cause of intense itching in dogs after brush and grass exposure.
Outbreaks
Georgia boarding facility reports 1 confirmed, 15 suspected strangles cases
A Lumpkin County boarding facility is under quarantine after one confirmed and 15 suspected strangles cases.
Research
MRI dural tail sign may help separate canine meningioma from glioma
A new study found the dural tail sign on MRI showed high sensitivity and specificity for distinguishing canine meningioma from peripheral glioma.
Workforce
NC State expands DVM scholarships as debt pressures persist
NC State awarded $1.8 million in scholarships to 191 DVM students for 2025-26, highlighting debt relief as a workforce issue.
Industry
Ohio State, ETCR strike license deal on resistant canine hookworms
Ohio State and ETCR will use licensed resistant hookworm isolates to support new therapy development and commercial efficacy studies.
Workforce
Shan-Lu Liu earns Ohio State’s top faculty honor for 2026
Ohio State named virologist Shan-Lu Liu a 2026 Distinguished University Professor, citing research with broad public health impact.
Workforce
Veterinary medicine is confronting the motherhood penalty
A My Vet Candy commentary spotlights how pregnancy, leave, and childcare still shape veterinary careers.
Outbreaks
Indiana reports EHM case in Elkhart County horse
A 2-year-old draft stallion in Indiana tested positive for EHM, and two more horses are suspected.
Workforce
WordRx brings Wordle-style play to veterinary vocabulary
Veterinary Practice News is turning veterinary terminology into a recurring Wordle-style learning game.
Research
Rehab takes center stage in recovery from neurologic EPM
A new case study highlights how slow, structured rehab can shape outcomes after neurologic EPM in horses.
Research
Caffeine may help Argentine ants find bait more efficiently
A lab study suggests caffeine could help invasive ants learn bait locations faster, with possible implications for pest control.
Drugs
Home laser rentals gain traction for senior pet care compliance
Veterinary leaders say home laser rentals may help senior pets stay on photobiomodulation treatment plans.
Research
Why vets can’t fully prevent navicular disease in horses
A new expert discussion says navicular disease can’t be prevented outright, but vets can help slow progression and improve comfort.
Drugs
At-home laser therapy gains traction as compliance tool
Veterinary groups are revisiting home laser programs as a way to improve adherence for geriatric and chronic-care patients.
Research
Microbiome medicine sharpens its focus in small animal care
New canine studies suggest diet remains first-line, while FMT may fit selected cases, especially parvovirus.
Workforce
Jason Canapp spotlights remote leadership across three practices
An Instinct podcast examines how one veterinary CEO manages three hospitals from 2,500 miles away.
Workforce
Justine Lee to retire from VETgirl in July 2026
VETgirl co-founder Justine Lee says she will step down July 2, 2026, with Garret Pachtinger set to carry the mission forward.
Nutrition
Budget horse feeding starts with forage, not shortcuts
Equine nutrition guidance says feed savings often come from better forage choices, less waste, and fewer unnecessary supplements.
Workforce
Leadership transitions reshape VETgirl and Today’s Veterinary Business
VETgirl and Today’s Veterinary Business are both navigating high-profile leadership handoffs in 2026.
Research
Canine chronic ulcerative stomatitis gets clearer clinical definition
CCUS is increasingly viewed as a distinct, immune-mediated oral disease, with implications for diagnosis, treatment, and client counseling.
Research
Guinea pig neurology study challenges standard exam approach
A new JAVMA study says guinea pigs need species-specific neurologic exams, not dog-and-cat assumptions.
Workforce
Lascelles wins AAVMC research honor for pain science
NC State’s Duncan Lascelles received AAVMC’s 2026 Excellence in Research Award for work advancing pain assessment and management.
Industry
Purina spotlights Petivity’s AI litter box monitor in vet podcast
Dr. Ragen McGowan discussed how Petivity tracks feline litter box patterns to surface early health changes.
Drugs
Trojan horse antibiotic strategies gain attention in Pseudomonas
A new review highlights siderophore-linked antibiotics as a possible path around Pseudomonas aeruginosa resistance.
Workforce
VIN Foundation warns Class of 2026 against loan consolidation
VIN Foundation says many 2026 veterinary graduates could lose key repayment options if they consolidate federal loans too close to July 1.
Research
Review updates clinical management of testicular tumors in dogs
A new review highlights orchiectomy, endocrine effects, and selective fertility-sparing options in canine testicular tumors.
Industry
Step-in harness guide highlights fit, function, and tradeoffs
A new step-in harness guide underscores a familiar veterinary message: fit and dog-specific needs matter as much as gear category.
Workforce
Why leadership confidence is becoming a practice risk issue
Veterinary leaders are warning that weak HR training in management roles can drive turnover, culture problems, and employee claims.
Workforce
Rescue cat’s legacy expands feline heart research at NC State
A rescued Sphynx cat’s story is now fueling endowed feline HCM research, training, and clinical momentum at NC State.
Workforce
A vet podcast episode tracks a modern path into practice ownership
dvm360’s latest Vet Blast episode follows one veterinarian’s path from private practice to relief work and toward ownership.
Research
Close social bonds may shape gut microbes in island birds
A new warbler study suggests close contact, not just shared space, can shape gut microbiome similarity.
Workforce
Instinct spotlights tools to cut after-hours charting
Instinct is promoting workflow and AI tools aimed at helping veterinary teams finish charting before they leave.
Workforce
NC State marks Class of 2026 with oath and hooding ceremony
NC State’s veterinary Class of 2026 celebrated its Oath and Hooding Ceremony on May 8 at Reynolds Coliseum.
Regulation
Pet food transparency push returns to FDA
A new petition asks FDA to revisit its refusal to require feed grade ingredient disclosure on pet food labels.
Regulation
Security assessment flags uneven risks for World Cup 2026
Ackerman Group says the 2026 World Cup will bring different security risks across Mexico, the U.S., and Canada.
Workforce
Andy Roark podcast spotlights change management for new grads
A new Cone of Shame episode examines how recent veterinary graduates can introduce change without overstepping.
Research
Why veterinary teams are rethinking routine glove use
A VETgirl podcast spotlights when gloves help, when they don’t, and why hand hygiene still does the heavy lifting.
Research
Study compares minimally invasive acetabular repair methods in dogs
An ex vivo study found both arthroscopy- and fluoroscopy-assisted MIPO were feasible for canine acetabular fractures.
Industry
Instinct podcast spotlights veterinary urgent care success
A new podcast episode features Dr. Corynn Cackler’s view on where urgent care fits in veterinary practice.
Drugs
ABCD updates FIP treatment guidance as antiviral use expands
New ABCD guidance says FIP is now often treatable and curable when antivirals are available.
Industry
PawthosX makes its case for an AI-native veterinary OS
PawthosX is pitching ClinicOS as an AI-native platform to reduce workflow friction in veterinary practice.
Workforce
PetMD guide draws a clearer line on cleaning cats’ ears
A new PetMD guide says most cats don’t need routine ear cleaning and highlights when veterinary evaluation should come first.
Drugs
Why swimming and bathing advice matters for dog spot-on parasite meds
Topical canine antiparasitics don’t all handle bathing or swimming the same way, and labels matter.
Workforce
When clocked in doesn’t mean ready in veterinary practice
A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode says unclear morning expectations may be quietly hurting veterinary teams.
Outbreaks
Why environmental surveillance is gaining ground in poultry AMR
A JAVMA review says U.S. poultry AMR surveillance misses key environmental reservoirs on farms.
Welfare
Why veterinarians are wary of the ‘teacup dog’ label
A Whole Dog Journal article spotlights why ‘teacup’ dogs raise health, breeding, and client-education concerns.
Workforce
Armando Hoet joins WOAH group revising day-one vet competencies
Ohio State’s Armando Hoet was named to a five-member WOAH group updating global standards for day-one veterinary graduates.
Nutrition
Pulverized ingredients put pet food processing in focus
A consumer advocacy post is raising new questions about how finely pet food ingredients are processed before they reach the bowl.
Workforce
UF veterinary college ranks No. 6 in 2026 U.S. News list
The University of Florida’s veterinary college placed No. 6 nationally in the 2026 U.S. News rankings.
Nutrition
Study suggests smell, not just fullness, shapes feline eating
A new study suggests cats may stop eating because food odors become familiar, not just because they’re full.
Workforce
Vet Candy turns veterinary podcasts into a CE and community play
Vet Candy is pitching podcasts as part of a broader CE, wellness, and professional community platform for veterinary teams.
Workforce
Why veterinary note-writing standards are back in focus
New commentary highlights how clinical notes affect patient care, workflow, and legal risk in veterinary practice.
Drugs
Veterinary pharmacy pushes closer to specialty recognition
A new specialty push is putting veterinary pharmacy’s training gaps, safety risks, and clinical role under a brighter spotlight.
Research
Biportal endoscopic L7–S1 foraminotomy shows promise in dogs
A new Veterinary Surgery study suggests arthroscope-based biportal decompression may improve visualization and foraminal enlargement in dogs.
Research
Study suggests Vero cells could expand FIP coronavirus research
A new study reports successful propagation of feline coronavirus from FIP cases in Vero cells, offering a potentially more accessible research model.
Research
Study points to safer landmark for canine stifle arthrocentesis
An ex vivo study found the suprapatellar approach matched established techniques for accuracy and avoided cartilage injury.