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Study maps what drives swine vets to recommend PLF tools

A new survey finds swine veterinarians’ PLF recommendations hinge on perceived impact, cost, peer norms, and client need.

Jun 15, 2026 · 1 source

Should veterinary hospice and palliative care become a specialty?

A new AVMA specialty proposal is putting veterinary hospice and palliative care under formal review.

Jun 14, 2026 · 1 source

Jun 13, 2026 · 26 sources

U.S. moves to import Brazil-made screwworm treatment as cases spread

USDA is preparing to import Tanidil from Brazil as New World screwworm cases expand in Texas and New Mexico.

ACVIM spotlights 15 award-winning resident abstracts at 2026 Forum

ACVIM recognized 15 residents in Seattle, highlighting emerging research across five specialty areas.

First canine XGP case highlights a renal mass diagnostic pitfall

A first reported dog case of xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis shows how renal inflammation can mimic neoplasia.

Puppy case links transient lymphocytosis to recent vaccination

A JSAP case report suggests recent vaccination may briefly mimic serious hematologic disease in puppies.

Study links CACNA2D1 to ovarian immune signaling in ovulation

Mouse and cell-culture data suggest CACNA2D1 helps drive ovulation by recruiting ovarian macrophages.

Metatarsal pad route improves feline CT lymphangiography

A new AJVR study found metatarsal pad iohexol gave better thoracic duct enhancement than perirectal administration in cats.

Underwater photogrammetry study targets protected Pinna rudis

A pilot study suggests 3D underwater imaging could improve non-invasive monitoring of Pinna rudis.

Young cat case links transient myocardial thickening to ATE

A new feline case report suggests transient myocardial thickening can rarely precede arterial thromboembolism in very young cats.

FEDIAF elects Greg Van Praagh as new president

FEDIAF has elected Greg Van Praagh to lead the European pet food federation, succeeding Rosa Carbonell.

Fiber-blend supplement study points to GI benefits in dogs and cats

A 30-day study suggests a fiber-blend supplement may improve stool quality and microbiome balance in dogs and cats.

Fibrosarcoma guide highlights ongoing questions in canine STS care

A new pet-parent guide on canine fibrosarcoma underscores familiar diagnostic and surgical challenges for veterinary teams.

KENT opens flagship World’s Best Cat Litter plant in Iowa

KENT WORLDWIDE opened a new World’s Best Cat Litter manufacturing facility in Muscatine, Iowa.

Kentucky equine groups update Salmonella vaccine for emerging strains

Hagyard, Gluck, and KTA updated an equine Salmonella vaccine after genomic surveillance identified emerging strains.

Jun 12, 2026 · 2 sources

Study tests intranasal sedation protocol in yellow-legged gulls

A preliminary study found intranasal diazepam–butorphanol enabled restraint-free radiography in yellow-legged gulls.

Texas A&M VMBS names 2026 outstanding alumni and rising star

Texas A&M VMBS honored six alumni in 2026, spotlighting equine critical care and AI-driven veterinary diagnostics.

Therapy donkeys draw attention at psychiatric hospital near Paris

A French psychiatric hospital's donkey therapy unit highlights both promise and evidence gaps in animal-assisted mental health care.

Walnut husk extract shows promise against FLHS in laying hens

A new study found walnut green husk polyphenols reduced liver injury and fat deposition in hens with induced FLHS.

Jun 12, 2026 · 5 sources Horses

Chronic diarrhea in horses: a diagnostic approach

A structured diagnostic approach to chronic diarrhea in adult horses: defining the problem, key differentials, the workup ladder, biosecurity, and when to.

CT reveals rare congenital vascular anomalies in Devon Rex cat

A new feline case report details rare concurrent vascular anomalies found incidentally before routine castration.

Jun 12, 2026 · 3 sources Cats

Feline hypertension: signs, diagnosis, and treatment

A clear, evidence-based guide to feline systemic hypertension: causes, target-organ damage, how blood pressure is measured and staged, and how amlodipine-based.

Study adapts QuEChERS testing for POPs in wild bird livers

A new study validates a liver testing method for organochlorines and PCBs in wild birds, with DDE found in every sample.

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.

Jun 12, 2026 · 4 sources

ZZ1 vaccine candidate shows cross-protection against G. parasuis

A new piglet study suggests the multi-epitope vaccine ZZ1 may broaden protection against key G. parasuis serotypes.

APC expands certified-circular packaging for pet food

American Packaging says its ISCC PLUS-certified circular-content packaging is now available for pet food applications.

AVMA podcast series opens a wider discussion on mistakes

AVMA’s new Mistakes Happen series with Dr. Jen Brandt links medical error, psychological safety, and veterinary team well-being.

Broiler study examines methionine source in GAA-supplemented diets

New research explores whether methionine source changes performance in reduced-energy broiler diets with GAA.

Case report links naloxone reversal to tachycardia in a dog

A new canine case report describes marked sinus tachycardia after naloxone during anesthetic recovery.

Colorado confirms first vesicular stomatitis premises of 2026

Colorado’s first 2026 vesicular stomatitis premises adds new movement and biosecurity concerns for equine veterinarians.

Equine practice faces hard questions from next-generation vets

Students and new grads say pay, debt, hours, and mentorship still shape whether equine practice feels sustainable.

Jun 11, 2026 · 4 sources

Fetch Kansas City expands CE options with new short-session format

Fetch Kansas City will offer up to 20 CE credits, including new 30-minute sessions, at its August 28-30, 2026 meeting.

Global review highlights widespread Leptospira exposure in horses

A new meta-analysis suggests Leptospira exposure in horses is common worldwide, with important implications for diagnostics and surveillance.

Lord Jameson brings Texas-exclusive organic dog treat to H-E-B

Lord Jameson and H-E-B launched a Texas-exclusive USDA Organic dog treat, extending premium pet treats into regional grocery.

Patterson encore spotlights clinic design as workflow strategy

Patterson’s encore podcast on clinic design underscores how layout decisions shape workflow, safety, and the pet parent experience.

PetMD spotlights the critical care window for puppies 8–12 weeks

A PetMD guide highlights how nutrition, vaccines, parasite control, and socialization converge in the first weeks at home.

Study examines starvation stress in Chinese giant salamander larvae

New research links food deprivation in Chinese giant salamander larvae to changes beyond growth alone.

Study finds Echinococcus multilocularis in Washington coyotes

A UW-led study found the zoonotic tapeworm in 37% of sampled Puget Sound coyotes, the first wild-host detection on the contiguous U.S. West Coast.

Study finds guided TPLO improves osteotomy centering accuracy

A new AJVR study found a modular TPLO guide improved osteotomy centering versus freehand technique.

Study maps anti-inflammatory compounds in S. stenophylla

A Frontiers study suggests Staurogyne stenophylla may have feed-additive potential for livestock and poultry.

Study maps how hens split lipids between body fat and egg yolk

A new multi-tissue metabolomics study links abdominal fat and egg yolk lipid allocation in older laying hens.

Sylacauga shifts toward humane response to feral dog problem

Sylacauga is weighing humane options for roaming dogs along Highway 280 after backlash over a withdrawn lethal proposal.

VEG ER for Pets becomes official animal hospital of the Red Sox

VEG ER for Pets has signed a multi-year deal as the Boston Red Sox’s official animal hospital.

Why competency-based CPD may reshape veterinary stewardship

A new perspective argues veterinary AMR training should focus less on knowledge alone and more on measurable stewardship skills.

Advanced imaging may sharpen diagnosis of erosive canine IMPA

A new case report suggests microvascular ultrasound and photon-counting CT may help diagnose and monitor erosive canine IMPA.

Merck Animal Health moves to acquire poultry agtech firm TARGAN

Merck Animal Health plans to buy TARGAN, adding hatchery automation and vaccine-delivery technology to its poultry portfolio.

Pilot study tests liquid biopsy for lymphoma monitoring in dogs

A small IDEXX study suggests Cancer Dx may help track remission in canine lymphoma, but not yet as a stand-alone monitoring tool.

Andy Roark podcast spotlights common anesthesia blind spots

A new Cone of Shame episode argues veterinary teams may be missing the basics that matter most for anesthesia safety.

Study links UPE in Standardbreds to lower 3-year racing performance

A new Veterinary Surgery study suggests UPE in Standardbred yearlings may predict lower racing performance at 3 years.

Study quantifies forces used in equine cheek tooth extraction

New data put objective numbers on the forces generated during equine cheek tooth extraction.

Whole Dog Journal spotlights dog car seats amid safety questions

A new Whole Dog Journal guide highlights dog car seats as vets continue to stress restraint and crash-tested travel products.

HNF4A indel study links a regulatory variant to piglet growth

A new pig genetics study links a 20-bp HNF4A indel to piglet growth and suggests the effect may run through gene regulation.

Study advances PCR detection of Campylobacter jejuni in dogs

A new study examines inter-laboratory optimization of gyrA PCR for detecting Campylobacter jejuni in canine feces.

Study compares retinal anatomy in two desert lizards

A new Animals study links retinal differences in two sympatric lizards to distinct desert microhabitats.

Study compares two lumbar ESP block approaches in cats

A new feline cadaver study compares longitudinal and transverse lumbar ESP block approaches.

Study finds altitude-linked mineral gaps in yak calves in Ganzi

A new study found widespread mineral deficiencies in yak calves in Ganzi Prefecture, with several patterns shifting by altitude.

Study highlights severe outcomes in canine degloving injuries

A new JAVMA study suggests physiologic degloving injuries in dogs carry high morbidity and mortality.

Study links glycerol monolaurate to calf growth and immune gains

A new calf study suggests glycerol monolaurate may improve growth, reduce diarrhea, and shift liver immune-metabolic pathways.

Study maps muscle biology differences in black-bone chickens

A new multi-omics study compares breast muscle biology in Jiangshan black-bone and Baier Buff chickens.

Study sets baseline ERG data for collared scops owls

New research establishes baseline retinal function testing data for collared scops owls.

America’s 250th could bring a longer fireworks surge for clinics

A bigger July 4 celebration could mean more anxiety, escape, and toxicology cases, prompting clinics to prepare earlier.

Animal Neurology Center says Instinct EMR helped it scale

A St. Louis specialty practice says connected workflows helped it grow caseload without adding staff.

Technician staffing gaps keep pressure on veterinary teams

New reporting underscores how unfilled technician roles raise stress, constrain workflow, and limit veterinarian efficiency.

Jun 10, 2026 · 4 sources

Chewy rolls private-label pet products into Chewy Made

Chewy has unified several in-house pet product lines under Chewy Made as it pushes deeper into consumables.

Clemson Paw Partners plans $5M veterinary facility in Central

The nonprofit plans a new Central, South Carolina, facility to expand affordable veterinary care and spay-neuter access by summer 2027.

Exercise ECG study links arrhythmias to sudden death in racehorses

New research suggests exercise ECG screening may help identify Thoroughbreds at risk of exercise-associated sudden death.

Jun 10, 2026 · 3 sources

Equus spotlights FlyShield technology in equine fly control

Equus examines the science and strategy behind W.F. Young’s FlyShield approach to equine fly control.

Nebraska horse tests positive for respiratory EHV-1 after Iowa sale

A Douglas County, Nebraska, horse tested positive for respiratory EHV-1 after recent purchase and transport from Iowa.

ProMach names Sam Kelly Midwest sales manager

ProMach’s Flexible Packaging Group appointed Sam Kelly to cover Illinois, Iowa, and Nebraska.

Purina Institute summit spotlights prevention and client communication

Purina Institute’s 2026 summit focused on preventive care, communication, and tools to help practices move beyond reactive medicine.

TEEF for Life expands into Canada through Kane partnership

TEEF for Life has partnered with Kane Veterinary Supplies to broaden Canadian distribution of its pet dental products.

Tufts spotlights a nonlinear path into veterinary anesthesiology

A Tufts profile of Dr. Emma Gorenberg highlights how clinical, research, and policy training can converge in veterinary medicine.

Wisconsin yearling tests positive for equine influenza

A Dane County yearling with a dry cough tested positive for equine influenza and was reported as recovering under voluntary quarantine.

Jun 10, 2026 · 3 sources

Cronus launches first FDA-approved generic pimobendan chewable

Cronus has launched FDA-approved generic pimobendan chewable tablets for dogs in the U.S.

Golden Pet Brands acquires Nebraska facility for Dr. Marty, UPN

Golden Pet Brands bought the Seward, Nebraska, Petsource plant, adding a second U.S. manufacturing site for Dr. Marty and Ultimate Pet Nutrition.

Jun 10, 2026 · 3 sources

Harbour BioMed wins China IND filing acceptance for HBM7004

China’s NMPA accepted Harbour BioMed’s IND filing for HBM7004, a B7-H4xCD3 bispecific for advanced solid tumors.

Japan grants full approval to Telomelysin in esophageal cancer

Oncolys won full Japanese approval for Telomelysin, an oncolytic adenovirus for certain esophageal cancer patients.

Novartis expands Orionis molecular glue pact in $1.44B deal

Novartis and Orionis expanded their molecular glue collaboration, with $40 million upfront and up to $1.4 billion in milestones.

Study compares point-of-care and lab crossmatch testing in cats

A new feline transfusion study found moderate agreement between point-of-care and laboratory antiglobulin-enhanced major crossmatch tests.

Study flags fluorometholone’s effect on ocular antibiotic activity

A new in vitro study suggests fluorometholone can shift antibiotic susceptibility in canine ocular pathogens, with ciprofloxacin remaining stable.

Vara wins CE mark for AI-powered tomosynthesis software

Vara’s new CE mark expands its breast imaging AI portfolio into tomosynthesis as Europe pushes for scalable screening tools.

Pilot study links grape extract to earlier postpartum estrus

A small Angus cow study found grape extract boluses were associated with earlier postpartum estrus.

Plant polysaccharides show promise in early-weaned squabs

A new Animals study suggests APS and GPS may support immunity, antioxidant status, and gut adaptation in early-weaned squabs.

Porcine cell culture study sharpens inflammation models for swine research

A new porcine study suggests liver and intestinal cell models may serve different roles in screening inflammatory responses and antibiotic alternatives.

Rare masseter lipoma case expands facial pain differential in dogs

A new canine case report links unilateral orofacial discomfort to an infiltrative lipoma in the masseter muscle.

Study links iPLE in dogs to broader fat-soluble vitamin deficits

A new study found dogs with inflammatory protein-losing enteropathy had decreased serum levels of multiple fat-soluble vitamins.

Study links L. acidophilus to gut shifts in yellow-feathered broilers

A new Animals study found moderate L. acidophilus improved mid-growth nutrient utilization, but not consistent growth performance.

Study links tight post-grazing residuals to lower steer gains

New research suggests turnout timing affects costs, but tight residuals may more consistently reduce steer performance.

Study tracks Capillaria contorta in Barbary partridges in Algeria

A new paper details Capillaria contorta infection and pathology in semi-captive Barbary partridges in Algeria.

Blueberries are safe for dogs, but moderation still matters

PetMD says dogs can eat blueberries in moderation, with portion size and diet context still key.

CAPC forecast points to broader parasite risk in 2026

CAPC’s 2026 forecast shows Lyme, ehrlichiosis, anaplasmosis, and heartworm expanding into new areas.

Jun 9, 2026 · 2 sources

Clemson names Catherine Harris deputy state veterinarian

Catherine Harris joins Clemson Livestock Poultry Health from North Carolina to help lead South Carolina’s animal health programs.

Emergency C-section delivers gorilla at Seattle zoo

Woodland Park Zoo and volunteer physicians performed a rare emergency C-section on a western lowland gorilla.

EquiManagement podcast tackles self-doubt in equine practice

A new EquiManagement podcast explores how equine veterinarians can quiet self-criticism and build confidence.

Hantavirus fears put new pressure on veterinary client trust

A new veterinary discussion uses hantavirus anxiety to highlight how misinformation is changing client conversations.

Jun 9, 2026 · 2 sources

How dogs may sense panic attacks in humans

Research suggests dogs may detect stress-related odor changes and physical cues that can precede panic attacks.

Open Farm expands into nearly 1,700 PetSmart stores

Open Farm’s PetSmart launch broadens access to its premium diets, treats, and supplements across North America.

Jun 9, 2026 · 2 sources

Tufts students bring veterinary and medical anatomy together at Cad Ex

Tufts veterinary, medical, and dental students gathered for Cad Ex 2026, a comparative anatomy event focused on cardiopulmonary and renal systems.

Why veterinary client trust feels different in 2026

Rising costs, communication gaps, and changing expectations are reshaping trust between clinics and pet parents.

Jun 9, 2026 · 6 sources

Duplex MIRA assay targets bovine astrovirus and norovirus

A new study describes a rapid dual-target assay for bovine astrovirus and bovine norovirus in cattle clinical samples.

GSK moves deeper into oncology with $10.6B Nuvalent deal

GSK will acquire Nuvalent for about $10.6 billion, adding two late-stage lung cancer programs under FDA review.

Johnson & Johnson to buy Firefly Bio in $1 billion oncology deal

J&J is acquiring Firefly Bio for $1 billion, adding a KRAS-focused degrader antibody conjugate platform to its oncology pipeline.

Novanta’s Riverpoint deal could ripple into vet surgical supply

Novanta plans to buy Riverpoint Medical in a $1.45 billion deal with implications for veterinary surgical consumables.

Veterinary Practice News launches WordRx word game

Veterinary Practice News has introduced WordRx, a Wordle-style puzzle built around veterinary terminology.

Zai Lab wins China approval for Tivdak in cervical cancer

China’s NMPA approved Tivdak for previously treated recurrent or metastatic cervical cancer.

Heat stress study maps gill injury in cold-water Tibetan fish

A new study links acute heat stress to gill damage, apoptosis, and transcriptomic shifts in Gymnocypris eckloni.

Heavy breathing in dogs: Whole Dog Journal spotlights red flags

Whole Dog Journal draws a clear line between normal panting and emergency respiratory distress in dogs.

Multi-omics study links yak lung adaptation and emphysema

A new yak lung study suggests high-altitude adaptation and emphysematous remodeling may be linked at the molecular level.

Pravastatin in food, not water, hits target levels in cockatiels

A new AJVR study found food-based pravastatin dosing reached target plasma levels in cockatiels, while drinking-water delivery did not.

Review questions routine antibiotic prophylaxis in vet dentistry

A new review finds common bacteremia after pet dental procedures, but little evidence that routine antibiotics improve outcomes.

Jun 8, 2026 · 4 sources

Spanish teaching hospital study finds rare but notable Acinetobacter AMR

A Madrid veterinary hospital found Acinetobacter was rare, but some confirmed isolates were multidrug-resistant.

Tamarind shell powder study points to broiler gut health gains

A new broiler study suggests tamarind shell powder may improve growth, nutrient use, and gut health.

Thailand study maps slaughterhouses to target livestock surveillance

A new Thailand study proposes using slaughterhouse density and livestock census data to rank districts for surveillance.

A middle path on retention: stretch staff without burning them out

A Pet Age editorial argues veterinary leaders should challenge employees with support, not force a choice between hustle and comfort.

AVMA Global Health Summit puts practical innovation in focus

At AVMA Convention 2026, the Global Health Summit will center on AI, stewardship, sustainability, and new veterinary care models.

Cosmos Health makes first move into animal health with C-Scrub

Cosmos Health plans a UK launch of veterinary C-Scrub Wash 4% after European efficacy testing.

Disney and UF restore vision in white rhino after rare surgery

Kendi the white rhino regained vision after a rare cataract surgery led by Disney veterinarians and a UF ophthalmologist.

Food and ag groups press for USMCA renewal before 2026 review

Feed and pet food groups joined nearly 160 organizations urging the U.S., Mexico, and Canada to renew and strengthen USMCA.

How long can you leave a cat alone? Vets urge nuance

Most healthy adult cats may tolerate 8 to 12 hours alone, but age, health, and behavior can shorten that window.

Incyte moves into bleeding disorders with Vega deal

Incyte will buy Vega Therapeutics in a deal worth up to $2 billion, adding Phase 3 von Willebrand disease candidate VGA039.

Hormuz clashes raise new risks for veterinary supply chains

Fresh Strait of Hormuz skirmishing could deepen supply, feed, and surveillance pressures across the region.

Jun 8, 2026 · 4 sources

IVDD in high-risk breeds demands earlier recognition and education

Clinicians are sharpening focus on early IVDD recognition, pet parent education, and practical risk-reduction in predisposed dogs.

Leadership shifts signal priorities across welfare and animal health

PetSmart Charities, Ceva, and Grey Wolf made leadership moves with implications for adoption and animal health strategy.

Ohio State expands Protect OHIO to shore up rural vet workforce

Ohio State is scaling Protect OHIO with scholarships, admissions changes, and workforce planning for rural veterinary shortages.

Jun 8, 2026 · 4 sources

Review argues trigger points may be overlooked in equine lameness

A new review says myofascial trigger points may be a primary, underrecognized cause of equine lameness.

Jun 8, 2026 · 3 sources

Scoping review maps CBCT evidence gaps on root resorption

A new review finds CBCT-based evidence on root resorption after orthognathic surgery remains limited and methodologically uneven.

Skiptown launches month-long Pride campaign across three cities

Skiptown’s June Pride activation pairs pet parent events with donations to local LGBTQ+ nonprofits.

Study links β-mannanase to gut barrier gains in broilers

A new broiler study found β-mannanase improved feed conversion, gut barrier markers, and intestinal development.

Systematic review examines CE/BZA for menopause symptoms in endometriosis

A new review finds interest in CE/BZA for vasomotor symptoms in endometriosis, but the evidence base remains limited.

VETgirl podcast highlights CT adoption in general practice

A new VETgirl podcast with Dr. Ernie Ward reflects growing interest in bringing CT into general veterinary practice.

Abnormal cleavage may help flag equine embryo loss risk

A new EVJ study links abnormal first cleavage in equine IVP embryos to higher early pregnancy loss after transfer.

Dutch study finds low overall hereditary eye disease in Labradoodles

A Dutch screening study found 7.8% of Labradoodles had at least one hereditary eye disease, with PPM and distichiasis most common.

Engitix, GSK team up on liver fibrosis regression targets

Engitix and GSK will use a human ECM platform to identify new targets tied to liver fibrosis regression.

FDA accepts Alvotech’s AVT16 filing as Entyvio biosimilar race builds

Alvotech said the FDA accepted its BLA for AVT16, a proposed interchangeable biosimilar to Entyvio.

Lilly posts early Heart-2 data for one-time LDL gene editor

Phase 1b data suggest VERVE-102 may deliver durable LDL lowering after a single infusion.

Nurix taps Roche in multibillion-dollar bexobrutideg deal

Roche will pay Nurix $700 million upfront to co-develop BTK degrader bexobrutideg across cancer, immunology, and neurology.

Silver nanoparticles show in vitro activity against canine TVT cells

A new Frontiers study found β-D-glucose-reduced silver nanoparticles killed cTVT cells in vitro while sparing healthy blood cells.

Study details liver injury pattern in fatal Babesia rossi cases

A new study suggests liver lesions in fatal canine Babesia rossi infection reflect systemic injury, not primary hepatic disease.

Study finds mixed welfare signals from mare breeding restraint

A new equine study found lip twitch use modestly increased cortisol, while hobbles were poorly tolerated by some mares.

Study finds regional differences in equine flexor tendon properties

New AJVR data suggest the equine superficial digital flexor tendon isn't mechanically uniform from end to end.

Study links forage gaps, age, and dental issues to equine gastric disease

A yearlong Icelandic horse study found gastric disease remained common in pasture-based systems, with forage gaps and dental issues among key risks.

Study maps parasite glycans in Theileria parva vaccine research

A new study identifies possible glycopeptides on Theileria parva, opening another path for East Coast fever vaccine design.

Study supports standing fracture repair in Thoroughbred racehorses

Case-matched data suggest selected racehorses can return to racing after standing fracture repair with performance comparable to controls.

Survey maps how equine vets use retrobulbar anaesthesia

A global survey found the dorsal approach dominates retrobulbar anaesthesia in horses, with complication patterns varying by clinician background.

Targeted fetlock views match full series in many horse PPE cases

A new EVJ study suggests lateromedial and oblique fetlock views may detect most pathology as well as a full series.

Study links maternal ATRA to neonatal pig lung nerve development

A new swine study suggests maternal ATRA may shape neonatal lung development, but it's far from a field-ready recommendation.

Jun 7, 2026 · 1 source

Mission Viejo ER hospital rebrands to clarify 24/7 emergency role

Animal Urgent Care of South Orange County has rebranded as Animal Emergency of South Orange County.

Jun 7, 2026 · 1 source

ReadiVet folds into BlueSky as in-home vet care expands

ReadiVet’s Dallas clients have shifted to BlueSky, with Nashville set to follow on a slower timeline.

Jun 7, 2026 · 1 source

Fermented Bacillus-Lactiplantibacillus product boosts broiler growth

A new Animals study found a self-induced anaerobic fermented feed product improved broiler growth and digestibility.

Study examines folic acid’s role in folate-enriched eggs

New research suggests folic acid in layer diets may boost egg folate more than flock performance.

Study points to dorsal scales for Coreius guichenoti analysis

A new Animals study suggests dorsal scales may offer more consistent non-lethal microchemical data in Coreius guichenoti.

Study refines trout phagocytosis testing with pH-sensitive assay

A new rainbow trout study outlines a simpler pH-sensitive assay to measure leukocyte phagocytosis more accurately.

CBD in cats faces a regulatory maze, despite growing safety data

Veterinarians face legal uncertainty on feline CBD as research grows, but FDA approval and state clarity still lag.

Study highlights multidrug-resistant S. hyicus in piglet skin disease

A new swine study links virulence genes and multidrug resistance in S. hyicus isolates from exudative epidermitis cases.

Smart dog doors get more sophisticated, and more expensive

A new buying guide shows smart dog doors are evolving into security and pet-access systems with veterinary relevance.

3D-printed sterile guard may lower phone contamination risk

An AJVR study found a 3D-printed guard reduced contamination during aseptic smartphone placement into toggle-lock waterproof cases.

AFB International appoints Robin Olson as HR vice president

AFB International named Robin Olson vice president of human resources as the pet food supplier continues to grow globally.

Camel study questions PSA as a simple maturity marker

A new camel study found PSA and testosterone change differently during sexual maturation.

Egypt sequencing study flags duck hepatitis vaccine mismatch risk

Genome sequencing from Egyptian duck farms suggests DHAV-3 strains are diverging from vaccine strains in use.

FARVets study spotlights global service-learning in vet education

A new JAVMA article presents FARVets as a model for building global competencies in veterinary students.

Health Canada accepts Kashiv’s ADL-018 filing for Xolair biosimilar

Health Canada has accepted Kashiv BioSciences’ filing for ADL-018, a proposed omalizumab biosimilar to Xolair.

Human-origin H3N2 turns up in Kazakhstan swine farms

A Kazakhstan surveillance report adds to evidence that human seasonal flu viruses are moving into swine herds.

Letrozole study links hormone shifts to faster growth in lambs

A new sheep study found letrozole improved growth metrics, but practical and regulatory questions remain.

Microsurgical technique study adds detail to canine SAD surgery

A new 11-dog study describes a standardized microsurgical approach for canine spinal arachnoid diverticulum.

Moroccan shrimp sulfite study sharpens focus on seafood compliance

A new study examines sulfite residues in Moroccan shrimp and the compliance issues tied to seafood safety and trade.

Pet Innovation Awards spotlights preventive care and pet health trends

The Pet Innovation Awards highlights where pet care brands are investing, from preventive health to insurance and digital tools.

Purina relaunches Gourmet Perle wet cat food across Europe

Nestlé Purina is expanding Gourmet Perle in nearly 30 European markets with a new Ocean Flakes recipe.

Study highlights management gaps in subtropical bedded-pack barns

A new study suggests barn design, ventilation, and season determine whether bedded packs truly compost.

Study links dietary DON exposure to subclinical changes in gilts

A new gilt study suggests deoxynivalenol may alter immunity, hormones, and gut biology before growth performance declines.

Study links sheep short-tail mutation to early embryonic change

Single-cell data suggest a TBXT mutation shortens sheep tails by triggering premature AER degeneration.

Study maps sorghum amino acid digestibility in yellow-feathered chickens

New research reports sorghum digestibility values and prediction models for yellow-feathered chickens.

Study models more usable protein measures in equine feedstuffs

New research suggests crude protein alone may miss meaningful differences in how horses use dietary protein.

Study suggests targeted femur radiographs can reduce CT dependence

A new AJVR study suggests targeted radiographic views can reliably assess canine femoral morphology when CT isn't available.

Study tracks milk microbiome and resistome shifts across dry period

New metagenomic research maps how milk microbes and resistance genes change from dry-off to early lactation.

The Fatory adds nitrogen filling to protect oil-based pet products

The Fatory says new nitrogen filling capabilities will reduce oxidation in liquid pet nutrition products.

Jun 5, 2026 · 2 sources

Why practice software switches may be less daunting than they seem

New guidance says software migration risk is manageable when hospitals focus on workflow, data integrity, and downtime planning.

Case series suggests a narrower extraction option in select cats

Three cats with unilateral caudal FCGS reached remission after unilateral partial-mouth extraction.

Cat case report highlights duodenal source of biliary peritonitis

A new feline case report links biliary peritonitis to proximal duodenal perforation near the major papilla.

EC expands Lojuxta label to children with HoFH

Chiesi’s Lojuxta won EC approval for pediatric HoFH, extending EU use to children ages 5 and older.

First feline prostatic phyllodes tumor described in case report

A new case report identifies a phyllodes tumor of the prostate in a cat, adding a novel differential for feline pelvic masses.

Lundbeck taps Cradle for AI-guided antibody discovery

Lundbeck will use Cradle’s AI protein engineering platform on two CNS antibody programs.

Jun 5, 2026 · 2 sources

Pfizer taps Chai Discovery to speed biologics research

Pfizer licensed Chai Discovery’s AI platform, including Chai-3, to support biologics discovery.

Review recasts veterinary heart failure as a multiorgan disorder

A new review argues canine and feline heart failure should be approached as a systemic, multiorgan syndrome, not just a cardiac disease.

Jun 5, 2026 · 3 sources

Study explores CEUS tracking of ovarian blood flow in rats

A new rat study suggests CEUS can quantify ovarian perfusion changes during infancy and pregnancy.

Study points to HALP score as prognostic marker in canine MUE

A new study suggests the HALP score may help predict short-term mortality in dogs with meningoencephalitis of unknown etiology.

12-year nitrogen study tracks protist shifts in China boreal forest

A long-term field study found chronic nitrogen addition reshaped soil protist communities in a boreal forest in northeastern China.

Case report flags rare M. bovis and Nocardia co-infection

A roan antelope case report highlights a first-of-its-kind mixed infection with implications for zoo diagnostics and biosecurity.

Dog PK study questions standard trimethoprim-sulfonamide ratio

A new canine PK study suggests the standard 1:5 trimethoprim-sulfonamide ratio may not sustain the intended free-drug balance over 12 hours.

Los Cabos shooting prompts new U.S. security alert

An American tourist was killed in crossfire near Los Cabos, prompting a new U.S. security alert for Baja California Sur.

Jun 4, 2026 · 2 sources

Macadamia husk shows promise, limits as corn substitute in goats

An in vitro goat study found macadamia husk can replace some corn, but higher inclusion reduced fermentability and digestibility.

PetMD decodes cat sleeping positions for pet parents

A new PetMD article links common cat sleep postures to comfort, trust, instinct, and a few potential red flags.

Red panda activity study could shape future Sichuan releases

A two-animal study offers baseline behavior data for captive-born red pandas being considered for release in Sichuan.

RRP adds Graduate Classes to 2026 Thoroughbred Makeover

The new pilot classes will let previously registered Makeover horses return to compete at the 2026 event.

Study compares three pig-derived lactic acid bacteria strains

A new study found two porcine-derived lactobacilli showed stronger in vitro probiotic traits for swine production.

Study evaluates snare and MKA immobilization in Apennine wolves

A new study reports low injury rates and no capture-related mortality in 13 Apennine wolves immobilized after snare capture.

Study finds limited biomechanical effects of shoeing at walk

A new EVJ study found flat and rocker shoes caused only modest forelimb biomechanical changes in sound horses walking overground.

Jun 4, 2026 · 2 sources

Study flags genetic risks in northernmost huemul deer population

A new huemul genetics study adds urgency to conservation planning for the species’ isolated northernmost population in Chile.

Study links silicon supplementation to better late-lay performance

A new hens study suggests dietary silicon may support egg production through antioxidant, hormonal, and trace-mineral effects.

Study maps habitat-linked diet shifts in Japanese weasels

A new study adds wetland diet data for Japanese weasels, highlighting how habitat and season can reshape prey exposure.

Study tests dry ageing in Rarámuri Criollo beef

A new Animals paper compares dry-aged beef quality in Rarámuri Criollo and Hereford × Angus cattle.

Texas A&M highlights why bonding with pets matters in care

Texas A&M says stronger pet-parent bonds can support welfare, mental health, and earlier recognition of health problems.

Thailand study tracks 20 years of cetacean mortality trends

A new Thailand study links cetacean mortality patterns to environmental change and human pressures.

Weruva expands leadership team as it enters its next growth phase

Weruva named new executives, including Anthony Giudice and Steve Barber, as the company marks 20 years in business.

Central backs Lindsay Wildlife with $50,000 and volunteer support

Central Garden & Pet is supporting Lindsay Wildlife Experience with volunteer labor, in-kind donations, and a $50,000 aviary gift.

Cone-beam CT may sharpen hepatic TACE guidance in dogs

A new study found cone-beam CT improved vessel mapping during canine hepatic TACE while lowering radiation dose and contrast use.

CytomX, Regeneron expand bispecific cancer pact to about $4B

CytomX will receive $37 million as Regeneron expands their tumor-activated bispecific cancer collaboration.

Dr. Ford podcast spotlights FeLV testing, vaccination, and case nuance

A new Clinician’s Brief podcast revisits FeLV with a focus on testing strategy, vaccination, and clearer case management.

FDA accepts resubmitted BLA for Xbrane’s Lucamzi

Xbrane’s Lucentis biosimilar candidate Lucamzi has a new FDA action date of October 29, 2026.

Innovent posts phase 3 win for CLDN18.2 ADC in gastric cancer

Innovent said arcotatug tavatecan improved PFS in phase 3 gastric and GEJ cancer and has entered priority review in China.

Mosquito surveillance still needs conventional traps, despite AI gains

A Zhejiang field study found AI mosquito monitors can help track trends, but they still lag conventional traps in field performance.

PetMeds trims Q4 loss as sales decline continues

PetMeds narrowed its quarterly loss, but falling prescription sales continue to pressure revenue.

Rare canine overlap syndrome links myositis and thyroiditis

A Frontiers case report describes a dog with concurrent masticatory myositis, polymyositis, and lymphocytic thyroiditis.

Uganda poultry botanical study flags heavy metal concerns

A Central Uganda study found Capsicum frutescens was safer than cannabis or tobacco as an indigenous poultry feed additive.

Ascidian, Lilly strike RNA editing deal for kidney diseases

Eli Lilly will pay up to about $1.9 billion to access Ascidian’s RNA exon editing platform for inherited kidney diseases.

Case report flags jujube pits as a canine foreign-body risk

A new canine case report suggests jujube pits may be radiographically visible and clinically riskier than they appear.

Colorado EIA case adds to Weld County Quarter Horse cluster

A Weld County Quarter Horse was euthanized after testing positive for EIA, as regulators continue follow-up testing at an affected facility.

Dogs may read tone alone, adding to evidence on canine communication

New canine cognition research suggests dogs can respond to human tone even when the words themselves are meaningless.

Equine liver reviews highlight why test interpretation still matters

Older equine liver reviews still map closely to how veterinarians distinguish injury from true loss of hepatic function.

Equine viral hepatitis review sharpens focus on two key pathogens

A new review highlights how equine parvovirus-hepatitis and equine hepacivirus are reshaping hepatitis diagnosis in horses.

FDA clears first generic ketoprofen injectable for BRD fever in cattle

KetoMed becomes the first generic ketoprofen injectable approved to control fever associated with BRD in eligible cattle.

Vet med’s unity push gains traction across workforce debates

Veterinary leaders are increasingly arguing that collaboration, not turf battles, is key to solving workforce and representation challenges.

Jun 3, 2026 · 6 sources

K-State opens registration for Pet Food Collab 2026

Kansas State University has opened registration for its Pet Food Collab 2026 conference in Manhattan this October.

Karen Perry appears to join Ohio State veterinary faculty

Recent materials suggest orthopedic surgeon Karen Perry has moved to Ohio State, signaling added specialty and teaching capacity.

NASC elects Nich Wilson to board as regulatory push builds

Nich Wilson of KND Labs joins the NASC board, succeeding retiring longtime director Nick Hartog.

NAVC sets theme, dates for VMX 2027 in Orlando

VMX 2027 will return to Orlando in January with a virtual option, broad CE programming, and a wellness-themed message.

New Jersey quarantines Burlington County horse property after EHV-1 case

A Burlington County horse tested positive for EHV-1, prompting quarantine and monitoring of 26 exposed horses.

New review highlights nutrition’s role in mycotoxin mitigation

A new review says nutritional interventions may help reduce mycotoxin damage, alongside feed testing and control programs.

Oncolytics bets pelareorep’s future on immune priming

Oncolytics is advancing pelareorep as an immune-priming oncology platform, with new data and fresh FDA discussions in GI cancers.

Pilot study tests acoustic monitoring for pig respiratory challenge

A small study suggests room-level sound monitoring may help flag respiratory disturbance in pigs after bacterial challenge.

Point-of-care PCR shows promise for Babesia gibsoni in Hong Kong dogs

A Hong Kong study found a point-of-care multiplex PCR performed well against reference lab PCR for canine Babesia gibsoni detection.

Review links modern broiler growth to muscle myopathies

A new review connects rapid broiler muscle growth with wooden breast, white striping, and spaghetti meat.

Review spotlights hepatic encephalopathy in horses

A new equine review highlights diagnosis and treatment of hepatic encephalopathy, including cases with hyperammonemia but no primary liver disease.

RHOB study links granulosa cell death to Muscovy duck broodiness

A new Animals paper suggests RHOB promotes granulosa-cell apoptosis in Muscovy duck follicles through a mitochondrial pathway.

Sox gene mapping study expands seasonal breeding model in ground squirrel

A new Veterinary Sciences study links Sox gene family patterns to seasonal reproduction in the Daurian ground squirrel.

Study links fiber levels to gut and immune balance in goslings

A new goose study suggests moderate dietary fiber may best support early gut and immune development.

Study links gut metabolic shifts to vibriosis resistance in tongue sole

New metabolomics data suggest intestinal metabolic reprogramming shapes how Chinese tongue sole respond to Vibrio harveyi.

Study maps spinal curvature changes in Mount Lofty koalas

A new imaging study describes kyphoscoliosis patterns in 23 koalas from South Australia’s Mount Lofty Ranges.

Study probes how common pancreatic lesions are in shelter cats

A new feline pathology study suggests pancreatic changes may be common even without obvious clinical disease.

Study tests enzyme dosing in reduced-protein layer diets

A new study examines whether enzyme inclusion rates can improve nutrient digestibility in laying hens on reduced-protein diets.

Support for aspiring vets emerges as a loyalty signal

A dvm360 report says families reward visible support for future veterinarians with stronger loyalty.

Artificial saliva shows promise, limits as a lamb rumen buffer

A new lamb study found moderate artificial saliva improved rumen stability, while high inclusion appeared to impair metabolism and carcass traits.

AstraZeneca presses camizestrant case with updated SERENA-6 data

Updated SERENA-6 data sharpen camizestrant’s promise, and the regulatory questions around ctDNA-guided switching.

Celcuity details phase 3 VIKTORIA-1 gedatolisib breast cancer data

ASCO 2026 data showed gedatolisib regimens improved PFS in PIK3CA-mutant advanced breast cancer.

Gilead adds Phase 3 support for Livdelzi in PBC

New IDEAL data support Livdelzi in PBC patients with persistently abnormal but lower ALP levels.

Signati wins FDA IDE for pivotal Separo vasectomy trial

FDA cleared Signati Medical to start a pivotal trial of its investigational Separo vasectomy device.

Study links SH3PXD2B to oxidative stress in M. bovis infection

New research suggests M. bovis may induce macrophage oxidative stress through the host protein SH3PXD2B.

Study links social entrepreneurship to stronger One Health learning

A Frontiers study found a One Health course using social entrepreneurship improved student knowledge across climate and food security topics.

TNC expands in Germany with Frostfutter Perleberg deal

The Nutriment Company has acquired Frostfutter Perleberg and eBarf, extending its raw pet food footprint in Germany.

Texas A&M’s Roach program links surgical training with care access

Texas A&M’s Roach program gives fourth-year vet students supervised surgery experience while helping pet parents who can’t afford care.

UK contextualised care roadmap gains traction in U.S. practice debate

A new Veterinary Practice News article links the UK’s contextualised care roadmap to U.S. spectrum-of-care practice.

Jun 2, 2026 · 2 sources

Dechra directs nearly $80,000 to therapy and senior dog nonprofits

Dechra will fund 24 U.S. nonprofits, with top grants going to Heartland Therapeutic Riding and Muttville Senior Dog Rescue.

Donald Prater takes over FDA Human Foods Program on an acting basis

FDA named veterinarian Donald Prater acting deputy commissioner for food, putting him in charge of the Human Foods Program.

Frontiers correction updates affiliations in goose welfare paper

A Frontiers correction fixes author affiliations, while the goose welfare study’s findings remain unchanged.

New box jellyfish species identified in Singapore waters

Researchers identified a new highly venomous box jellyfish species and a range expansion into Singapore.

PetMD guppy care sheet highlights water quality and feeding basics

A new PetMD guide outlines guppy tank, feeding, and water quality basics with clear takeaways for veterinary teams.

RAWZ expands wet food lineup with new venison pâté recipes

RAWZ has launched New Zealand-made venison canned pâté recipes for cats and dogs in goat’s milk and green mussel varieties.

Jun 2, 2026 · 2 sources

Study examines how preschool TV shapes children’s views of animals

A new study looks at how anthropomorphic animal portrayals on Australian preschool TV may shape early views of animals.

Study proposes robotic adaptability index for dairy cows

Researchers modeled how first-lactation dairy cows adapt to robotic milking and proposed a new adaptability index.

Travere licenses civorebrutinib from Everest in $1.14B kidney deal

Travere added Everest’s BTK inhibitor civorebrutinib in a deal worth up to about $1.14 billion.

Yuppy Puppy expands Bethany Beach boutique for summer season

Yuppy Puppy added space ahead of Memorial Day, signaling confidence in summer pet retail demand in coastal Delaware.

Case report links canine infertility workup to nutrition review

A Frontiers case report found 12 of 15 German Shepherd bitches resumed cycling after nutritional intervention.

Clinically healthy Hermann’s tortoises get new blood gas benchmarks

A new study establishes exploratory venous blood gas values for clinically healthy Hermann’s tortoises.

Mouse study points to atorvastatin as adjunct in giardiasis

A new mouse study found atorvastatin reduced Giardia burden modestly but showed stronger anti-inflammatory effects.

Rallybio pivots to oncology in Avenzo merger and $215M financing

Rallybio plans to merge with Avenzo, giving the oncology biotech public market access and $215 million in new financing.

Servier buys Edgewise muscular dystrophy business in $2.65B deal

Servier is acquiring Edgewise’s muscular dystrophy business, including sevasemten, in a deal worth up to $2.65 billion.

The Fatory adds nitrogen filling to curb oxidation in pet oils

The Fatory says new nitrogen filling capabilities will help protect oil-based pet nutrition products from oxidation.

Veterinary Practice News adds WordRx word game

A new Wordle-style veterinary vocabulary game signals continued interest in quick, interactive learning formats.

Study links feline obesity to microbiome shifts, tests FMT

A new feline study found microbiome and metabolite differences by body condition, but FMT did not change weight in the short term.

Jun 1, 2026 · 3 sources

Review finds promise, but thin evidence, for AATx in SCI rehab

A new scoping review found possible benefits of animal-assisted treatment in spinal cord injury rehab, but evidence remains limited.

Study finds kit differences in equine embryo vitrification

A new study suggests vitrification kit choice matters most for larger equine embryos.

American tourist killed in crossfire in Los Cabos

A U.S. tourist was killed in San José del Cabo crossfire, underscoring bystander risk in a major resort destination.

Beth Davidow spotlights patient safety in private practice

A new Instinct podcast adds momentum to veterinary medicine’s growing focus on safety culture and systems-based error prevention.

FDA expands Fasenra label to hypereosinophilic syndrome

AstraZeneca’s Fasenra won FDA approval for hypereosinophilic syndrome, backed by phase 3 data showing fewer flares.

JustFoodForDogs moves subscriptions to Ordergroove

JustFoodForDogs has replaced its in-house subscription system with Ordergroove to support a more connected pet parent experience.

Marshfield study finds 51% of deer ticks carried Lyme bacteria

A Marshfield Clinic study found 51% of tested adult female deer ticks carried Lyme-causing bacteria in Wisconsin.

Mobility care moves upstream for aging pets

dvm360 spotlights earlier, multimodal mobility care for aging pets, with more focus on function, muscle loss, and proactive screening.

Jun 1, 2026 · 3 sources

MoeGo adds Central Bark to its growing franchise partner roster

Central Bark is standardizing bookings, memberships, payments, and reporting on MoeGo as it scales nationwide.

New framework aims to standardize mucosal color assessment

A new paper proposes a standardized framework for one of veterinary medicine’s most familiar bedside assessments.

Penn Vet maps hidden architecture of the retina’s first synapse

Penn Vet researchers used U-ExM to reveal nanoscale ribbon-synapse structure in canine retina and detect early disease changes.

PMMI launches CPG NexGen Awards for young packaging leaders

PMMI’s new awards program will honor 10 young professionals at CPG and end-user companies through PACK EXPO 2026.

Puerto Rico cat dispute sharpens focus on TNR and federal policy

Alley Cat Allies is fighting to protect Paseo del Morro cats after a May 2026 court ruling upheld the National Park Service removal plan.

Study compares Pd DNA extraction methods across bat sample types

New research compares DNA extraction workflows for detecting the white-nose syndrome fungus in bat swabs, guano, and environmental samples.

Study details rare hypotrichosis in deer and raccoons

A new pathology report describes noninflammatory hypotrichosis in eastern U.S. white-tailed deer and raccoons.

Study examines how fish appearance shapes conservation support

A new paper suggests freshwater fish phenotypes may influence how strongly people support their protection.

Study finds cats accepted cultivated hamster cells in wet food

A small feline feeding study found cultivated hamster cells were well accepted and broadly comparable to chicken on digestibility.

Study links canine and human mortality biomarkers

A Dog Aging Project study found strong overlap between blood metabolites tied to mortality in dogs and humans.

Tractor Supply brings VIP Petcare in-house

Tractor Supply acquired VIP Petcare’s veterinary services business, expanding its reach in mobile preventive care.

VETgirl spotlights Dr. Rob Pope in workforce-focused podcast

A new VETgirl podcast featuring Dr. Rob Pope highlights how CE platforms are blending education with career storytelling.

Wellness Pet Company names Allyson Borozan chief marketing officer

Wellness Pet Company hired Allyson Borozan as CMO as it expands 2026 product launches and brand marketing.

Jun 1, 2026 · 3 sources

Win World expands backyard poultry line with nesting box

Win World has launched a stand-alone chicken nesting box aimed at easier egg collection and coop management.

Yellowstone wolf pup survival hits record low amid distemper concerns

Yellowstone recorded its lowest wolf pup survival since reintroduction, with canine distemper the leading suspected cause.

Chinese BPV2 isolate adds to the global bovine papillomavirus map

A new genomic analysis places a Fujian cattle BPV2 isolate within the broader global phylogeny.

Coachi revives Boomi Ball with a behavior-led play pitch

Company of Animals has relaunched the Boomi Ball under Coachi, positioning it as canine enrichment for high-energy dogs.

Credelio Quattro sharpens the pitch for one-chew parasite protection

Elanco is positioning Credelio Quattro as a simpler monthly option for broad canine parasite protection.

Daraxonrasib phase 3 data raise stakes in pancreatic cancer

Revolution Medicines showcased phase 3 data suggesting daraxonrasib could reshape second-line pancreatic cancer care.

Dutch regulator pushes tighter oversight of veterinary sector

The Netherlands’ competition regulator wants new safeguards on pricing, transparency, and consolidation in companion animal care.

Elanco launches Befrena for canine allergic itch

Elanco’s new USDA-approved monoclonal antibody adds another in-clinic option for dogs with allergic and atopic dermatitis.

Jun 1, 2026 · 4 sources

FCPT agrees to buy up to 102 Mission Pet Health properties

FCPT plans a $268 million veterinary real estate deal that would make Mission Pet Health its third-largest brand.

Review highlights model gap in neutrophilic asthma research

A new review argues better experimental models are essential to move neutrophilic asthma therapies toward the clinic.

Study links brain malformations in Piedmontese calves to genetics

A new Italian study found hydrocephalus was the most common structural brain defect in affected Piedmontese calves.

Study pairs anti-DgcE antibody with gentamicin against APEC

A new lab study suggests an IgM antibody may boost gentamicin activity against avian pathogenic E. coli.

Why refractory epilepsy in dogs is getting renewed attention

A new veterinary education article highlights why some dogs keep seizing despite treatment and what clinicians can do next.

Why record keeping still limits tropical livestock productivity

A new review says weak production and reproduction records remain a major constraint in tropical livestock systems.

Case report highlights Roux-en-Y bypass for equine pyloric obstruction

A new EVJ case report describes successful Roux-en-Y bypass in an adult horse and a foal with pyloric obstruction.

Colorado authorities seize nearly 100 bison in neglect case

About 90 bison were seized from a Moffat County ranch as Colorado authorities investigate alleged neglect.

Third rescued Sloth World sloth dies at Central Florida Zoo

Dumpling died after transfer from Sloth World, as scrutiny deepens over sloth deaths tied to the failed Orlando attraction.

Case report highlights CEUS in rare gallbladder rupture complication

A new canine case report suggests CEUS may help identify rare liver-gallbladder communication after rupture.

Swedish complaint study highlights communication risk in vet care

A Swedish analysis of 500 disciplinary complaints found most drew no sanction, but communication and professionalism repeatedly surfaced.

May 30, 2026 · 2 sources

CNN models aim to improve NIR feed quality prediction

A new Animals study explores whether CNN-based models can improve NIRS predictions of protein and fiber in mixed animal feeds.

Italian grey partridge reintroduction offers a genetics-first model

A new paper details Italy’s effort to return an extinct-in-the-wild partridge subspecies using genetically selected birds.

Study links neck pain patterns to cervical disease in larger dogs

A new study suggests cervical pain in non-chondrodystrophic dogs varies by onset, neurologic grade, and diagnosis.

Brown bear case report documents pancreatic adenocarcinoma imaging

A new case report details ultrasound and endoscopic findings of pancreatic adenocarcinoma with duodenal invasion in a brown bear.

New case report links ultrasound ‘whirl sign’ to canine pancreatic torsion

A new case report suggests ultrasound may help identify pancreatic torsion earlier in dogs.

Review maps limited evidence for animal-assisted SCI rehab

A new scoping review finds early promise, but limited evidence, for canine- and equine-assisted treatment in spinal cord injury rehab.

Study tests how visible ingested medications are on vet imaging

A new veterinary imaging study finds most medications are only briefly visible after ingestion.

Tru-cut needle improves laparoscopic liver biopsy in buffaloes

A prospective study found a 14G tru-cut needle produced better liver biopsy samples in buffaloes than forceps-based methods.

Urine ammonia ratio shows promise in canine CKD prognosis

A new study links low urine ammonia-to-creatinine ratios to faster CKD progression and shorter survival in dogs.

May 29, 2026 · 3 sources

Natural products review highlights translational promise in colitis

A new review maps how natural compounds may target inflammation, barrier injury, and microbiota changes in colitis.

Peptide-based swine ELISA adds new tool for Getah virus surveillance

A new study describes a peptide-based ELISA for detecting Getah virus IgG in pigs, addressing a longstanding surveillance gap.

Propionic acid may improve bovine oocyte development in vitro

A new bovine study suggests propionic acid could strengthen in vitro oocyte development from early antral follicles.

Study reports one-tube CRISPR test for chicken anemia virus

A new study describes a rapid one-tube CRISPR assay for detecting chicken infectious anemia virus in poultry.

Study tracks canine microbiome shifts after 90 days on hemp diets

A new canine nutrition study suggests hempseed by-products and oil can alter fecal microbiota over 90 days.

Dog stye home-care advice underscores need for better triage

A new pet-parent article on dog styes highlights how easily eyelid bumps can be mistaken for more serious eye conditions.

CHRB moves to ban pin-firing and blistering across all breeds

California regulators advanced a rule to prohibit pin-firing, blistering, and counter-irritant injections for all racing breeds.

Chronic diarrhea in horses demands a broader diagnostic lens

A new equine medicine update urges veterinarians to rule out treatable disease before labeling horses with fecal water syndrome.

Hollywood Feed adds Georgia store, signals more Southeast growth

Hollywood Feed will open a new Canton, Georgia, store on June 6 and has three more Southeast locations in the pipeline.

Icelandirect completes FSSC 22000 Version 6 audit at Clifton plant

Icelandirect says its Clifton facility completed an FSSC 22000 Version 6 audit, aligning the supplement manufacturer with the current food safety standard.

Matrix Partners joins Pet Sustainability Coalition

Matrix Partners has joined PSC, signaling that sustainability work in pet care is moving deeper into brand strategy and communications.

Michigan colt’s strangles case marks second infection at premises

A recovering weanling colt in Marquette County is the second confirmed strangles case at the same Michigan premises.

May 29, 2026 · 3 sources

NAVC named to Inc.’s 2026 Best Workplaces list

NAVC said it was recognized on Inc.’s 2026 Best Workplaces list after an employee survey and benefits review.

PetMD spotlights blenny fish as hardy marine pets

A new care guide highlights blennies’ appeal, but also the husbandry details that matter for fish health.

Processed crayfish shell meal shows promise in largemouth bass feed

A new study suggests enzymatic hydrolysis and fermentation may improve how crayfish shell meal supports bass gut health.

San Francisco weighs broader ban on live animal sales

A San Francisco commission wants pet stores barred from selling live animals, and local retailers are preparing to push back.

Strategic deworming in horses shifts focus to testing, not rotation

Updated guidance urges equine veterinarians to use fecal egg counts and resistance testing instead of fixed deworming schedules.

Study questions how online horse trainers use ‘positive reinforcement’

An Animals paper finds many online trailer-loading demos labeled R+ may not use positive reinforcement as the primary method.

TAW Ventures acquires Boston dog treat brand Polkadog

TAW Ventures has acquired Polkadog, bringing a Boston premium treat brand into a new growth phase.

Altimmune adds 48-week IMPACT data for pemvidutide in MASH

New EASL 2026 data suggest pemvidutide may improve both liver markers and cardiometabolic risk factors in MASH.

FDA gives priority review to Cogent’s GIST drug combination

Cogent’s bezuclastinib plus sunitinib won FDA Priority Review in post-imatinib GIST, with a decision due November 30, 2026.

Frontiers editorial spotlights inflammaging in animal aging

A new Frontiers editorial links chronic inflammation to age-related disease in animals and highlights prevention-focused research.

Kratom exposure is an emerging poisoning risk in dogs and cats

New JAVMA data suggest veterinarians should keep kratom on the differential for nonspecific toxicosis cases.

Prime-edited Nectin-1 may open a new path for PRV resistance

A new study suggests prime editing of porcine Nectin-1 can block pseudorabies virus without fully knocking out the receptor.

Samsung Bioepis launches Opuviz, an Eylea biosimilar, in Europe

Samsung Bioepis has started the European rollout of Opuviz, its aflibercept biosimilar to Eylea.

South African supermarkets push deeper into pet retail

Shoprite, SPAR, and Woolworths are expanding pet retail as South African demand stays strong.

UK contextualised care roadmap offers a U.S. practice blueprint

A Veterinary Practice News article connects the UK’s contextualised care roadmap to spectrum of care in U.S. clinics.

Mouse study tests ferritin nanoparticle strangles vaccine

A new mouse study explores a five-antigen ferritin nanoparticle vaccine for strangles, but equine efficacy remains unproven.

Study examines age and body weight effects on udder lymph nodes

A new dairy cow study suggests age and body weight may shape supramammary lymph node findings.

Middle East orthodontics study maps leaders in acceleration research

A new bibliometric analysis tracks who is shaping accelerated orthodontics research across the Middle East.

Biliary disorders in horses warrant closer attention in chronic cases

A new review highlights how cholangiohepatitis in horses can be obstructive, chronic, and easy to miss early.

Equine liver review underscores metabolism’s clinical importance

A new equine liver review highlights how hepatic metabolism shapes diagnosis, nutrition, and prognosis.

BluePearl blood drives link pet and human donor awareness

BluePearl and the American Red Cross are pairing blood drive outreach for people and pets as veterinary blood demand rises.

Consensus study sets standards for yearling sales endoscopy

Australasian equine experts reached consensus on grading, technique, and risk tiers for Thoroughbred yearling sales endoscopy.

May 28, 2026 · 2 sources

dvm360 podcast spotlights evidence-based wound therapy pathways

A new Vet Blast episode focuses on vascular preservation, NPWT, and compliance in veterinary wound care.

Faster FHV-1 testing may move closer to the clinic

A new closed-tube LAMP assay aims to detect feline herpesvirus 1 in about 40 minutes.

GNT brings EXBERRY plant-based colors to pet food

GNT has launched a plant-based EXBERRY color range for cat and dog food, targeting clean-label pet food formulations in the EU.

Goldfish do sleep, and husbandry plays a bigger role than many realize

Goldfish sleep through periods of quiet rest, and lighting, tank setup, and disturbance can all shape that behavior.

Kazakhstan study flags uneven Q fever burden in livestock

New data suggest Q fever may be underrecognized in Kazakhstan, especially in small ruminants and high-prevalence regions.

New spike-based PEDV ELISA aims to sharpen herd serology

Researchers developed a spike-region indirect ELISA for PEDV antibody detection and immunity assessment in pigs.

NIH backs Texas A&M research on paternal alcohol exposure

A new $2.9 million NIH grant will expand Texas A&M research on how paternal drinking may shape offspring health.

Oncolytics bets pelareorep can prime tumors for immunotherapy

New Oncolytics data argue pelareorep may work best as an immune-priming partner in hard-to-treat cancers.

Pet Advocacy Network makes board and officer changes

PAN appointed John Mellace to its board and elevated three existing leaders as it expands advocacy efforts.

Pet prices hit record highs as March petflation reaches 4.3%

March petflation outpaced overall CPI, with veterinary services among the fastest-rising pet care costs.

May 28, 2026 · 2 sources

PetMD spotlights six basics of aquarium shrimp care

An updated PetMD explainer highlights shrimp behavior, molting, reproduction, and why stable tank conditions matter.

Starwood report highlights rising complexity of pet travel costs

A new Starwood report spotlights what pet parents are paying for international dog and cat relocation in 2026.

Study flags cryptic Pearl River lineage in Cranoglanis catfish

New phylogeography data suggest current Cranoglanis species names may miss a cryptic Pearl River lineage.

Study links life stage to digestibility in Sapsaree dogs

New research suggests puppy, adult, and senior Sapsarees differ in digestibility and physiologic markers.

Texas Tech veterinary school marks second graduating class

Texas Tech awarded 80 DVM degrees as its young Amarillo program expands its rural-focused workforce pipeline.

Two-plane EIT may improve lung ventilation mapping in horses

A new equine study suggests two-plane thoracic EIT gives a more complete view of ventilation than standard single-plane imaging.

Apogee lands up to $1.3B from Blackstone for zumilokibart

Apogee paired positive Phase 2 data with up to $1.3 billion in Blackstone financing for late-stage development of zumilokibart.

May 28, 2026 · 2 sources

Cardiosense wins FDA De Novo for noninvasive PCWP software

Cardiosense secured FDA De Novo classification for software that estimates PCWP using a wearable chest sensor.

Case report flags first documented feline barium toxicosis

A cat developed barium toxicosis after eating snake fireworks, expanding the differential for seasonal toxicology emergencies.

Choosing the best treatment path for periodontal disease

A new review highlights why periodontal treatment decisions must be made tooth by tooth, not case by case.

Clinician’s Brief spotlights seizure care and the human–animal bond

A new CE podcast with Dr. Simon Platt links seizure management with pet parent communication and quality-of-life decisions.

FDA clears AbbVie’s Decnupaz for ultra-rare blood cancer

AbbVie’s Decnupaz won FDA approval for adult BPDCN, adding a new CD123-targeted option with a boxed liver warning.

Kuwait study maps where HPAI outbreaks may strike next

A new Kuwait study uses outbreak, weather, and wild bird data to predict where HPAI risk is highest.

Pets at Home’s vet business cushions FY26 profit decline

Pets at Home grew revenue 1% in FY26, but profits fell sharply as veterinary gains offset retail weakness.

Review highlights rodent reservoir risk in S. japonicum control

A new review says better diagnostics and rodent surveillance will be key to schistosomiasis elimination in China.

Study suggests Caucasian pheasants adapt to captive breeding

A new study reports strong fertility and hatchability in Caucasian pheasants raised outside their natural habitat.

Uncharted spotlights expanding role of the veterinary practice manager

A new Uncharted summit plug underscores how practice managers are being asked to lead beyond the PIMS.

The metrics that reveal a veterinary practice’s true health

Why active client and patient retention may say more about practice health than revenue or new-client growth.

Madagascar hissing cockroach gains attention as a research model

A new review highlights Gromphadorhina portentosa as a practical invertebrate model as pressure grows to reduce vertebrate animal use.

New multiplex PCR assay aims to sort three pathogenic Yersinia species

A new study describes a single-reaction PCR assay to detect and differentiate Y. pestis, Y. pseudotuberculosis, and Y. enterocolitica.

Whole Dog Journal spotlights belly bands for male dogs

A new Whole Dog Journal review highlights belly bands for male dogs, underscoring demand for at-home urine management tools.

Animals paper on endangered Korean fish is retracted

A 2023 Animals paper on spawning habitat selection in Pseudopungtungia tenuicorpa has been retracted.

Captive acacia rat study adds detail to arboreal behavior

A new study tracks how captive Acacia rats move and posture on different substrates.

Career pivots gain traction as vet burnout reshapes retention

A new opinion piece taps into a wider veterinary shift: career moves are increasingly part of burnout and retention strategy.

CityVet opens Casselberry clinic under Dr. Kaitlyn Guerrido

CityVet has opened a new veterinarian-led clinic in Casselberry, Florida, under Dr. Kaitlyn Guerrido.

Cleaning water cups may improve intake and milk yield in tie-stall cows

A new study suggests cleaning fouled water cups can improve drinking efficiency and short-term milk yield in lactating tie-stall cows.

Equine experts urge a simpler, more targeted care approach

A new Horse feature argues many routine equine care practices are overused, with implications for veterinary guidance.

FDA approves first dual-use anxiety drug for dogs

Tessie is the first FDA-approved drug for both noise aversion and separation anxiety in dogs.

May 27, 2026 · 6 sources

Ferret DIM case highlights a fast-moving diagnostic challenge

A new ferret case summary underscores how quickly DIM can progress and how hard it can be to confirm before histopathology.

Hollywood Feed adds North Atlanta store, eyes Southeast growth

Hollywood Feed is opening another metro Atlanta store as it pushes deeper into the Southeast.

Leopard coral grouper study sharpens body color breeding targets

New GWAS and HSV-based phenotyping research adds detail to the genetics of body color in leopard coral grouper.

Male dog belly bands draw attention as management tool, not fix

A new Whole Dog Journal article highlights belly bands for male dogs, with familiar veterinary caveats on diagnosis, fit, and skin health.

Malinois vocal study links dog sounds to behavioral context

A new study suggests Belgian Malinois vocalizations shift by context, with possible implications for welfare monitoring.

Nutrition is moving back into the dermatology workup

Veterinary dermatology experts are urging clinicians to treat diet history as a routine part of skin case evaluation.

May 27, 2026 · 4 sources

Pet Age opens voting for inaugural 2026 retailer awards

Pet Age’s new Retailer Excellence Awards are now in the voting phase, with winners due in its July 2026 issue.

Pet Sitters International enters post-founder transition

Patti Moran’s reported retirement marks a leadership shift at a key organization in professional pet sitting.

PetMD spotlights GI stasis in guinea pigs as an emergency

A new PetMD explainer urges rapid veterinary care for guinea pigs with anorexia, fewer droppings, and signs of pain.

PetMD spotlights LCMV risk in hamsters and household counseling

A new PetMD explainer highlights how hamsters can carry LCMV silently, reinforcing zoonotic counseling needs in veterinary practice.

Preliminary mule-donkey muscle study points to research gap

A small study in Animals explores gluteal muscle fiber composition in race mules and Mammoth donkeys.

Purina expands U.S. Soccer push with pets, treats, and fan gear

Purina’s U.S. Soccer campaign adds pet jerseys and branded treats, opening new touchpoints for client education.

Review spotlights locally acquired leishmaniosis in U.S. animals

A new review says autochthonous leishmaniosis in U.S. dogs, cats, horses, and wildlife warrants broader surveillance.

Study adds baseline data on Gulf of California slipper lobster

New research characterizes body-size relationships in Evibacus princeps, an understudied shrimp-trawl bycatch species.

Study details rabies control barriers in Uganda’s Soroti district

A new Uganda study finds cost, stock-outs, and weak coordination are hindering dog bite care and rabies vaccination.

Study finds widespread H5N1 infection in black vultures

UGA researchers found H5N1 in more than 84% of dead black vultures tested across seven southeastern states.

Study links nitrite tolerance in shrimp to two gill enzymes

New research suggests carbonic anhydrase 2 and Na+/K+-ATPase help explain family-level nitrite tolerance in whiteleg shrimp.

Study maps early bovine neutrophil response to Sarcoptes scabiei

A new study found Sarcoptes scabiei activates bovine neutrophils without reducing phagocytic activity.

Study tracks China’s snake trade and flags conservation risks

A new analysis links China’s legal snake trade to enduring medicinal and culinary demand, with implications for biosecurity and wildlife oversight.

Swedish pilot tests asynchronous online TF-CBT for teens with PTSD

A BMJ Open feasibility trial suggests therapist-guided online TF-CBT may help expand PTSD care access for adolescents.

TAW Ventures acquires Boston treat brand Polkadog

TAW Ventures has acquired Polkadog, adding a premium Boston treat brand to its pet wellness investment strategy.

Texas A&M highlights AI tool for safer chemical screening

Texas A&M researchers say uncertainty-aware AI could help prioritize which chemicals need closer scrutiny.

Tufts honors Evan Griffith for community-centered One Health work

Tufts named veterinary researcher Evan Griffith its 2026 Presidential Award for Civic Life honoree.

UF’s WEC hospital in Ocala adds 24/7 small animal emergency care

UF will move Ocala small animal emergency care to its WEC hospital on June 15 and close the standalone UF PETS clinic.

Upper respiratory disease may be underrecognized in hedgehogs

A new Veterinary Pathology study suggests upper airway disease is common in rehabilitating European hedgehogs with respiratory signs.

Values-driven leadership gains traction in veterinary practice

A Veterinary Practice News article argues that shared values and psychological safety are central to strong practice leadership.

What Hines and Chiles mean for veterinary practice, and what they don’t

Two court rulings sharpen the speech-versus-conduct line, but they don’t automatically undo VCPR rules.

Why ‘real meat’ pet foods still use added flavor

A Truth about Pet Food article is reviving questions about why diets made with real meat still include natural flavor.

Why retention metrics may matter more than revenue growth

A new practice-management article argues that active client and patient retention reveal a hospital’s real health.

Women in Agribusiness sets Demeter, scholarship deadlines

WIA set June 22 and July 12 deadlines and added a new Demeter Award for female farmers.

Junshi reports positive final phase 3 NEOTORCH readout

Junshi said NEOTORCH met final primary endpoints for perioperative toripalimab plus chemotherapy in resectable stage II-III NSCLC.

Sobi spotlights olezarsen pancreatitis data at EAS 2026

A new CORE and CORE2 analysis links olezarsen to lower triglycerides and fewer pancreatitis events in severe hypertriglyceridemia.

Albright’s recalls one lot of raw chicken dog food over Salmonella

Albright’s recalled one lot of raw chicken dog food after FDA sampling found potential Salmonella contamination.

May 26, 2026 · 7 sources

Turkey tail mushrooms for dogs draw interest, but evidence stays narrow

Turkey tail supplements are gaining attention in dogs, but the strongest evidence remains limited to a narrow oncology setting.

DNA replication stress tied to early placental failure in mice

A new PLOS Genetics study links DNA replication stress to placental stem cell failure, poor placental development, and reduced embryo growth.

Edgard & Cooper turns chew toy holiday into Margate beach stunt

Edgard & Cooper staged a Viking funeral for retired dog toys, extending its playful pet holiday marketing platform.

Editorial maps next phase of endometrial disease research

A new Frontiers editorial links uterine inflammation, diagnostics, and microbiome-focused therapies across species.

Equine gut supplements get a sharper, more clinical sales pitch

Mad Barn’s latest sponsored equine content highlights how gut supplements are being marketed by problem area, not as one-size-fits-all fixes.

Evolution Summit 2026 returns to San Diego in September

The invitation-only clinical trials meeting returns September 28-29, 2026, with AI, operations, and recruitment high on the agenda.

Exotic emergency cases share a common theme: don’t wait

A new Q&A highlights why anorexia, egg binding, and trauma in exotic pets need fast, species-specific triage.

FDA opens FY2027 MUMS grant applications for animal drug studies

FDA has opened the first FY2027 MUMS grant window, with awards of up to $250,000 per year for eligible animal drug studies.

Lilly posts new Heart-2 data for one-time gene-editing therapy

Phase 1b data suggest a single dose of VERVE-102 can durably lower LDL cholesterol.

Merz, Kvvit strike China-region deal for INBRIJA

Merz licensed INBRIJA to Kvvit for development and commercialization in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macao.

Milk-Bone launches Krypto treats ahead of Supergirl release

Milk-Bone is tying a limited-edition dog treat launch to DC Studios’ Supergirl and its canine co-star, Krypto.

NC State spotlights Kristen Folk’s Hilltop externship

A summer externship at Hilltop Animal Hospital gave NC State student Kristen Folk hands-on small animal experience.

Nilodor refreshes The Tough Stuff stain and odor line

Nilodor is relaunching The Tough Stuff with updated packaging and a new stain- and odor-control product.

Olympus to buy BioProtect in $270M urology-oncology deal

Olympus plans to acquire BioProtect, adding a biodegradable spacer used in prostate cancer radiation therapy.

Oticon Medical expands non-surgical bone conduction options

Oticon Medical launched Ponto Instant, adding two new wearable options to its non-surgical bone conduction portfolio.

PetMD spotlights rare T-cell lymphoma in hamsters

A new PetMD explainer highlights signs, diagnosis, and palliative care for rare T-cell lymphoma in hamsters.

pupp st. restocks Hester Shirt and signals dog streetwear growth

NYC-based pupp st. restocked its Hester Shirt and previewed a broader push into dog streetwear and sportswear.

Study compares three analgesic blocks in dogs having lap OVE

A new retrospective study suggests quadratus lumborum block may reduce rescue opioid use in dogs undergoing laparoscopic ovariectomy.

Study finds microplastics in boar semen, links to slower motility

A new Frontiers study detected microplastics in all boar semen samples tested and linked some polymers to slower sperm motility.

Study finds widespread coinfections in southeastern wild snakes

A new survey found fungal disease and lung parasites are common in wild southeastern snakes, with pygmy rattlesnakes especially affected.

Study links bedding and exercise to abnormal behavior in working horses

A Chilean study found nearly 30% of rural working horses showed abnormal behaviors tied to bedding and exercise.

Study links eucalyptus management to roe deer site use

A new Portugal study suggests roe deer respond strongly to how eucalyptus stands are managed.

Study links moose calving habitat to fire and forestry timing

A northern Quebec study found female moose avoid recently disturbed calving areas, with implications for habitat planning.

Study maps normal standing pelvic and lumbar alignment in dogs

AJVR researchers found the pelvic floor stays nearly horizontal in standing healthy dogs, while lumbar spine orientation varies more.

The Farmer’s Dog takes its fresh-food message to Oprah’s podcast

The Farmer’s Dog launched a two-year partnership with The Oprah Podcast, pairing branded storytelling with fresh-food marketing.

Veterinary Practice News leans into engagement with WordRx

Veterinary Practice News continues its WordRx puzzle series, offering vets a quick Wordle-style vocabulary break.

Why succulent exposure in cats requires plant-specific triage

Some succulents are toxic to cats, but risk varies widely by species, making accurate plant identification essential.

Vet Life Reimagined spotlights Patti Eddington’s home view of vet med

A new podcast episode explores how veterinary medicine shapes family life far beyond the clinic.

Barred owl released after chimney fire treatment at Tufts

A young barred owl recovered from smoke exposure and eye injuries after treatment at Tufts Wildlife Clinic.

Botflies in dogs put seasonal parasite recognition in focus

A new PetMD explainer highlights prompt removal and early recognition of botfly larvae in dogs.

Collapsed trachea in cats draws attention to a rare airway threat

A new PetMD overview highlights the signs, diagnosis, and lifelong management challenges of collapsed trachea in cats.

Comparison study points to better ultrasound sites for canine pneumothorax

A pilot cadaver study found caudo-dorsal and Modified PLUS scans outperformed the chest tube site for canine pneumothorax detection.

CVC and GBL launch €10.7B bid to take Recordati private

CVC and GBL have launched a €10.7 billion tender offer for Recordati, with delisting now the stated goal.

EC approves Pyrukynd for adult alpha- or beta-thalassemia

Agios won EU approval for Pyrukynd in adult thalassemia, expanding the oral therapy across transfusion-dependent and non-transfusion-dependent disease.

EC clears Pharming’s Joenja for APDS in Europe

The European Commission approved Joenja for APDS in patients 12 and older, giving Europe its first therapy for the rare immune disorder.

Metoclopramide modelling study sharpens bolus-versus-CRI decisions

A new canine modelling study suggests loading doses may speed metoclopramide target concentrations, with safety tradeoffs.

New review maps the drivers of reproductive efficiency in sheep

A new review links sheep reproductive efficiency to fertility, fecundity, and lamb survival across breeds and regions.

PetMD spotlights neosporosis risks, signs, and treatment limits

A new PetMD explainer highlights the neurologic risks of canine neosporosis and the importance of early recognition.

Review highlights gaps in animal models for oral cGVHD

A new review says oral chronic graft-versus-host disease remains underrepresented in animal model research.

Shaker syndrome in dogs remains a diagnosis of exclusion

Generalized tremor syndrome often responds to steroids, but clinicians still need to rule out toxins and other neurologic causes first.

Study assesses macaque-specific tonometry mode for primate IOP

An ex vivo study suggests a macaque-specific rebound tonometry mode may improve intraocular pressure measurement in non-human primates.

Study explores essential oil blend against canine otitis pathogen

An in vitro study found cinnamon and clove oils were most active against S. pseudintermedius from canine otitis externa.

Study links E. canis infection to mitochondrial dysfunction

A new study suggests Ehrlichia canis may disrupt host mitochondria, offering fresh clues to canine monocytic ehrlichiosis.

Study links fatal corn snake diarrhea to C. perfringens overgrowth

New research ties fatal diarrhea in captive corn snakes to C. perfringens overgrowth, not a single toxinotype.

Study links sow vaccine timing to piglet immunity in CSF

A new study found FlagT4G produced stronger maternal neutralizing immunity than C-strain in piglets exposed during gestation.

Study points to urine as key social signal in forest musk deer

New research suggests captive forest musk deer use urine cues to signal sex and individual identity.

Study raises concerns about some compounded enrofloxacin ear mixes

Auburn researchers found sterile-water enrofloxacin ear solutions stayed stable, while tris-EDTA and antifungal mixes did not.

Study tracks seasonal body mass trade-offs in high-altitude primate

New research links seasonal body mass shifts in Rhinopithecus bieti to reproduction and survival in an extreme habitat.

Two new cave-dwelling Giupponia species expand a once-lone genus

A new study from Bahia, Brazil adds two cave-obligate Giupponia species and highlights how much subterranean biodiversity may still be undescribed.

UK weighs tighter access to flea and tick products

UK regulators are reviewing whether some flea and tick treatments should face tighter supply controls over water pollution concerns.

Younger adults want large dogs, but small dogs leave shelters faster

Hill’s survey found Gen Z and Millennials show more interest in large dogs, but smaller dogs are still adopted sooner.

Cat cancer genomics sharpens One Health research focus

New feline cancer genomics and viral oncology findings are strengthening cats’ role in translational cancer research.

May 24, 2026 · 2 sources

Fetch Kansas City 2026 expands CE options with shorter sessions

Fetch Kansas City will offer up to 20 CE credits, with new 30-minute sessions added to the 2026 program.

May 24, 2026 · 2 sources

New framework aims to modernize atherosclerosis research

A new review calls for combining omics, AI, chip models, and in vivo studies to better translate atherosclerosis science.

May 24, 2026 · 1 source

New review highlights copper’s role in macrophage inflammation

A Veterinary Sciences review examines how copper metabolism shapes macrophage immunity and inflammatory signaling.

May 24, 2026 · 1 source

Study tests herbal extracts for tear staining in dogs

A new canine nutrition study links three herbal extracts to improved tear staining and biomarker changes.

May 24, 2026 · 1 source

ALGI adds local genomic context to genotype imputation

A new deep learning method aims to improve genotype imputation accuracy and stability for genomic studies and breeding.

Black-tailed godwit study maps key Yangtze winter habitat

A new study identifies where Black-tailed Godwits find the most suitable non-breeding habitat across the middle and lower Yangtze.

Chile coot case flags cyanobacterial bloom risk in protected wetland

A red-gartered coot death in Laguna Petrel points to probable microcystin toxicosis and wider cyanobacterial bloom risk.

CT study points to earlier airway changes in cats with HARD

New research suggests CT-derived bronchial indices may help identify early airway remodeling in cats with suspected HARD.

HABRI builds coalition around pet-inclusive housing policy

HABRI’s spring forum ended with a new coalition pushing policies to expand pet-inclusive housing.

May 23, 2026 · 4 sources

Inline monitoring device targets smarter pneumoperitoneum

A pilot study evaluates a device designed to personalize insufflation during laparoscopic surgery.

PMTNet targets a stubborn problem in cat behavior AI

A new Animals paper proposes a video model built to recognize cat behavior even when key body parts go missing from view.

Review spotlights water hyacinth as a possible ruminant feed

A new review says processed water hyacinth may help ease feed shortages, but safety and contamination risks remain central.

Study examines how deeper bedding affects mouse cage microclimate

New mouse data suggest bedding volume may shape cage humidity and behavior without undermining key research measures.

ASPCA spotlights adoptable dogs from Pawling rehab center

The ASPCA’s Pawling center is using integrated medical and behavioral care to prepare cruelty-case dogs for adoption.

May 22, 2026 · 2 sources

Study points to isoflurane as best option for butterfly anesthesia

NC State researchers found isoflurane outperformed CO2 and cooling in paper kite butterflies.

May 22, 2026 · 2 sources

3D-printed model may expand splinting training

A new preclinical study suggests a low-cost 3D-printed model can improve confidence in periodontal splinting training.

Correction fixes unit label in feline P-glycoprotein study

A Frontiers correction changes a Table 2 unit label from MM to μM in a 2025 feline P-glycoprotein paper.

JAVMA paper spotlights fast emissions cuts for veterinary clinics

A new JAVMA article says veterinary practices can quickly cut emissions through energy efficiency, electrification, and cleaner power.

Joel G. Newman receives AFIA’s 2026 Distinguished Service Award

AFIA honored former president and CEO Joel G. Newman for his long-running impact on the animal food industry.

KC Animal Health Summit returns to Kansas City in August

The 2026 summit will bring executives, investors, and innovators together around trust, regulation, and market shifts.

Lionfish care sheet highlights husbandry, safety, and species fit

A new PetMD guide outlines the specialized care, tank setup, and handling risks lionfish present.

Pet Food Experts adds Dogginstix to national distribution

PFX will distribute Dogginstix premium single-ingredient dog chews and treats across all regions.

Purina marks 25th Cares Day with nationwide volunteer push

Purina says 11,000 employees logged 5,000 volunteer hours across 24 U.S. communities on its 25th annual Cares Day.

Small Matters launches small-dog food line with breed-focused pitch

New brand Small Matters debuts nine wet and dry recipes for small dogs, with Walmart distribution and a size-targeted nutrition message.

Study links thioredoxin to ammonia stress defense in Nile tilapia

A new Animals study suggests thioredoxin helps Nile tilapia limit oxidative damage during ammonia exposure.

Study maps chicken spur growth and flags candidate genes

New research links chicken spur development to skeletal growth pathways and highlights candidate genes.

Study maps feline sporotrichosis hotspots during Brazil flood period

A new Brazil study suggests feline sporotrichosis stayed clustered in urban microfoci even during major flood disruption.

Study maps thoracic CT patterns in canine blastomycosis

A new case series details the thoracic CT features most often seen in dogs with blastomycosis.

The Crump Group earns Best Managed honor in milestone year

The Canadian pet food manufacturer was named a 2026 Canada’s Best Managed Company as it marks 20 years of growth.

May 22, 2026 · 2 sources

Why dogs lick feet, and when it may signal a bigger issue

Occasional foot licking may be normal, but persistent licking can point to anxiety, pain, or skin disease.

Why equine prepurchase exams are getting more complex

Equine PPEs are increasingly defined by risk assessment, documentation, and expectation-setting.

Why traditional bran mashes are falling out of favor in horses

Equine nutrition guidance says traditional bran mashes can upset the gut and unbalance minerals.

AbbVie’s Boey wins CHMP backing in Europe

CHMP backed AbbVie’s Boey for glabellar lines, setting up a European Commission decision in the coming months.

Fatal dog lungworm case in Germany highlights CNS risk

A German case report shows Angiostrongylus vasorum can spread beyond the lungs and cause sudden death in dogs.

Merck reports Phase 3 win for sac-TMT in endometrial cancer

Merck says sacituzumab tirumotecan improved survival versus chemotherapy in Phase 3 endometrial cancer trial.

Phage cocktail study targets early S. aureus biofilms in mastitis

An in vitro study found concentration-dependent inhibition of early S. aureus biofilms from subclinical mastitis cases.

SodaPup rolls out Fourth of July USA-K9 collection

SodaPup launched a patriotic USA-K9 collection as July 4 merchandising and fireworks-season pet care planning begin.

Study links sppA deletion to reduced virulence in F. columnare

New research identifies SppA as a secretion- and virulence-linked factor in the fish pathogen behind columnaris disease.

Study points to olive leaf powder as quail feed additive

A new study found olive leaf powder improved growth, antioxidant markers, and gut bacteria in growing Japanese quail.

Study points to serum as a practical sample for FAdV PCR

A new study suggests serum could support reliable PCR diagnosis and monitoring of fowl adenovirus infections in chickens.

Study questions urine sodium as a stage B2 MMVD marker

A new study found spot urinary sodium indices did not reliably distinguish dogs with stage B2 MMVD from healthy dogs.

Study suggests bilateral enucleation can improve welfare in horses

A new EVJ case series found high owner satisfaction and improved reported quality of life after bilateral enucleation in horses.

The Farmer’s Dog takes its brand story to The Oprah Podcast

The Farmer’s Dog is pairing a new Oprah podcast mini-series with a USO feeding partnership for 250 dogs.

Tractor Supply adds May rewards for Hometown Heroes members

Tractor Supply is using Military Appreciation Month to extend Hometown Heroes rewards across its retail ecosystem.

What veterinarians need to know about DEA reverse distribution

A VETgirl podcast spotlights the DEA rules, records, and risks tied to disposing of controlled substances.

May 22, 2026 · 3 sources

Equine MEED genomics study points to a new mutation target

Whole-genome sequencing in a horse with MEED identified a candidate immune-signaling mutation for follow-up.

Study advances CWD prion testing in preserved lymph nodes

A new study found RT-QuIC can detect CWD prions accurately in preserved deer lymph nodes, potentially easing storage and surveillance hurdles.

Study questions compression screw advantage in feline SI repair

A new feline cadaver study found no significant compression advantage for headless compression screws over cortical screws.

Study tests smartphone cattle measurements against manual methods

A new study suggests smartphone imaging could support cattle morphometrics, but accuracy still varies by trait.

AVMA spotlights error culture in new ‘Mistakes Happen’ series

AVMA’s new podcast series with Dr. Jen Brandt puts mistakes, psychological safety, and team culture in focus.

Correction leaves swine truck sanitation study findings intact

A Frontiers correction fixes reference numbering in a swine transport hygiene paper without changing the study’s core findings.

Dogsee Chew takes pet wellness branding to Cannes

Dogsee Chew says it became the first pet industry brand to appear at Cannes, underscoring pet wellness’s move into mainstream consumer culture.

Hill’s symposium puts the gut-skin axis in the spotlight

Hill’s has opened registration for its 2026 Global Symposium, focused on nutrition, microbiome health, and dermatology.

May 21, 2026 · 2 sources

House Farm Bill advances with veterinary provisions intact

The House-passed 2026 Farm Bill includes dog importation, traceability, and rural veterinary workforce measures.

May 21, 2026 · 3 sources

IQI names Mike Turnbull sales manager for Canada and the U.S.

IQI has hired Mike Turnbull to support pet food ingredient sales and customer growth across Canada and the United States.

Royal Canin turns Corgi diet launch into museum exhibit

Royal Canin used an AKC Museum of the Dog exhibit to promote its new breed-specific Corgi diet.

Study asks what policymakers need from animal health briefs

A new Frontiers study outlines how policymakers want animal disease control evidence delivered.

Study suggests cultivated hamster cells are viable in cat diets

A small feline feeding study found cultivated hamster cells were well accepted and adequately digestible versus chicken.

Study suggests most single-dose trilostane ingestions stay mild

A 403-case review found most dogs had mild, self-limiting signs after a single unintended trilostane dose.

Texas A&M highlights wildfire planning for horses and livestock

Texas A&M urged horse and livestock caretakers to plan early for wildfire evacuation, identification, and smoke-related health risks.

Tulsa Zoo faces $15 million shortfall on Africa Wilds project

A funding gap could delay Tulsa Zoo’s Africa Wilds exhibit, a major habitat project tied to the zoo’s 2027 centennial.

UF-led $3.5 million grant expands arbovirus surveillance

A new NIH-backed UF project aims to detect and track arboviruses earlier using mosquito-based surveillance.

Wag Heaven lands $20,000 in Amex Shop Small grant funding

Georgetown pet retailer Wag Heaven was named a 2026 Amex Shop Small grant recipient.

Wisconsin yearling’s equine influenza case raises barn biosecurity stakes

A Wisconsin yearling tested positive for equine influenza, putting vaccination and barn-level biosecurity back in focus.

Clinician’s Brief spotlights regenerative therapies in practice

A new sponsored podcast highlights how regenerative medicine is moving into everyday veterinary practice.

Farnam marks 80 years with horse care grants, product push

Farnam launched a summer sweepstakes tied to horse-care reimbursements as it marks its 80th anniversary.

Lilly buys Engage Biologics in $202 million genetic medicine deal

Eli Lilly acquired Engage Biologics and its non-viral DNA delivery platform in a deal worth up to $202 million.

Medtronic plans $650M SPR Therapeutics acquisition

Medtronic plans to buy SPR Therapeutics, adding a temporary peripheral nerve stimulation option to its pain portfolio.

Reflow reports early DEEPER CORONARY data for ISR device

Reflow says its retrievable, sirolimus-eluting scaffold produced early results in a nine-patient pilot for coronary in-stent restenosis.

Study tracks repeated evolution of reptile bone armor

A new analysis suggests reptile osteoderms evolved repeatedly, with goannas apparently losing and regaining them.

What veterinary teams still get wrong in anesthesia

A new Andy Roark podcast episode argues that short procedures still demand full anesthesia-level planning, analgesia, and monitoring.

Dog first aid kits draw fresh attention to preparedness gaps

A Whole Dog Journal roundup highlights dog first aid kits, and the need for clearer veterinary guidance on what they can and can’t do.

FDA conditionally approves Liavium-CA1 for canine CM/SM pain

Liavium-CA1 becomes the first FDA-labeled drug for pain and clinical signs tied to canine Chiari-like malformation and syringomyelia.

May 20, 2026 · 5 sources

Review tracks scent-based prostate cancer diagnostics from dogs to AI

A new review highlights how canine olfaction and AI are shaping non-invasive prostate cancer diagnostics.

Review links broiler muscle growth gains to myopathy risk

A new review examines how fast growth in broilers is tied to wooden breast, white striping, and spaghetti meat.

Study compares the economics of equine ET and ICSI

New research examines how conventional embryo transfer and ICSI compare on cost in equine practice.

Study finds canine pacemaker crowdfunding rarely hits goals

A JAVMA study suggests GoFundMe is an unreliable way to cover canine pacemaker implantation costs.

Study points to sanguinarine as histamine buffer in juvenile eels

A new eel nutrition study suggests sanguinarine may reduce gut and liver damage tied to excess dietary histamine.

Study tracks stress markers in rehabilitating loggerhead turtles

A new study examines how rehabilitation affects stress physiology in loggerhead sea turtles.

AAHA issues first feline-only diabetes management guidelines

AAHA’s 2026 feline diabetes guidelines spotlight oral SGLT2 drugs, CGMs, and species-specific care.

May 20, 2026 · 2 sources

AKC, Korea Kennel Federation formalize cooperation agreement

AKC and KKF say their new agreement will expand collaboration on registrations, education, events, and responsible breeding.

Assisi Pet Care buys Sniffers and its NAW dog treat brand

Assisi Pet Care has acquired Sniffers Pet Care Limited and its fast-growing natural dog treat brand, NAW.

BISSELL expands into feline pet care with smart litter, fountain

BISSELL launched a cat-focused pet care line, bringing smart litter and hydration products into a clinically relevant space.

Camlin Fine Sciences names Mark Cornthwaite to shelf-life role

Camlin Fine Sciences appointed Mark Cornthwaite to lead Shelf-Life Solutions portfolio strategy in North America.

EPR mandates push pet food packaging from sustainability to compliance

State EPR laws are turning packaging sustainability into a cost, compliance, and design issue for food and pet food brands.

Equus spotlights the lingering toll of concussion in riders

An Equus feature underscores how concussion can affect equestrians long after the initial fall.

FDA clears fermented lamb protein ingredient for dog food use

Bond and Hill’s say FDA raised no questions on a precision-fermented lamb protein ingredient for adult dog diets.

Golden Retriever survives massive phenobarbital overdose

A Tennessee dog survived after emergency clinicians and toxicology experts managed a massive phenobarbital ingestion.

JBT Marel expands wet pet food processing with Aurum deal

JBT Marel is adding Aurum’s aseptic processing and flexible-pack filling technology to target premium wet pet food.

Microchipping message shifts from panic to preparedness

A new Fear Free article reinforces a familiar veterinary message: a microchip only helps if it’s registered and up to date.

Milk-Bone launches Krypto dog treats tied to DC’s Supergirl

Milk-Bone has introduced limited-edition Krypto treats to coincide with DC Studios’ upcoming Supergirl film.

PetMD catfish explainer underscores species-specific care needs

A new PetMD explainer on catfish highlights why species differences matter in aquarium care and fish health.

Rabid beaver attack in New Jersey highlights unusual exposure risk

A New Jersey beaver that attacked a child and other park guests tested positive for rabies, prompting treatment and public health follow-up.

Review proposes early-life trabecular pruning phase in bone development

A new review suggests immature trabecular bone may undergo selective pruning before later refinement.

Ruffwear promotes Sarah McCandless to head of global sales

Ruffwear elevated longtime leader Sarah McCandless to head of global sales as it continues building its commercial leadership team.

UF spotlights horse’s recovery after complex fetlock surgery

A UF case highlights the surgical and rehabilitation demands of chronic fetlock instability in horses.

Bangladesh study finds farmer knowledge gaps on lumpy skin disease

A northern Bangladesh study found many cattle farmers still lack key knowledge and practices for lumpy skin disease control.

FSH/LH protocol may improve follicle yield before calf LOPU

A new study suggests adding LH to FSH superstimulation may improve follicular response in prepubertal Holstein-Friesian calves.

Goldfish study points to pro-hepcidin as an Aeromonas defense tool

A new goldfish study suggests recombinant pro-hepcidin may boost immunity and reduce mortality after Aeromonas challenge.

Study quantifies allergen thresholds and flare timing in dogs

A double-blinded study found most dogs with food reactions flared 2 to 6 days after challenge, usually at moderate-to-high protein doses.

Study tests elastography for equine patellar ligament imaging

A new Frontiers study suggests elastography may help distinguish sound from lame horses in intermediate patellar ligament exams.

Sunrise Air wins FDA clearance for upgraded home sleep test

Sunrise Group’s cleared Sunrise Air device adds new features to its at-home sleep apnea testing platform.

Molasses polyphenol spray shows early promise for dog halitosis

A small study found a molasses-derived oral spray reduced bad breath and shifted oral bacteria in dogs.

May 19, 2026 · 2 sources

Ark Naturals refresh puts oral health claims front and center

Ark Naturals updated its branding and packaging to better highlight the science behind its pet oral health products.

May 19, 2026 · 2 sources

German survey spotlights pay gains, persistent strain for employed vets

A new German survey found higher hourly pay for employed veterinarians, but ongoing concerns around hours, compliance, and job satisfaction.

Study maps stage-specific diclofenac embryo risk in chicken model

A new study finds diclofenac embryo toxicity in chickens depends on both dose and developmental timing.

Study maps the genes behind herring’s Baltic Sea adaptation

A PNAS study found four reproductive gene systems helped Atlantic herring colonize the low-salinity Baltic Sea.

Study proposes species-specific neurologic exam norms for Sonoran Desert toads

New AJVR research suggests Sonoran Desert toads need their own neurologic exam reference ranges, not borrowed expectations.

UF veterinary Ph.D. student wins EPI poster competition

Nimra Khalid earned first place at UF’s EPI Research Day for work on a potential antibiotic alternative.

US Equestrian adds funding for safety vest and equine research

USEF committed new funding to safety vest research and the Chromatic Fund, expanding its 2026 push on rider safety and horse welfare.

Wet Noses brings 5-lb grain-free dog treats to Costco.com

Wet Noses has launched a new 5-lb resealable bag of organic grain-free dog treats exclusively on Costco.com.

Correction updates authorship on dairy antibiotic cost study

A Frontiers correction adds an author to a dairy cattle drug-cost study without changing the paper’s findings.

FDA clears canine-labeled cosyntropin injection for adrenal testing

Dechra’s CosACTHen is the first FDA-approved cosyntropin injection specifically labeled for evaluating adrenal function in dogs.

Funding correction updates Allium mongolicum gut injury study

A Frontiers correction adds an omitted funding source to a recent mouse study on Allium mongolicum polysaccharides and intestinal injury.

Iowa pseudorabies case ends 22-year run in commercial swine

USDA traced the first U.S. commercial pseudorabies case since 2004 from Iowa to a Texas source herd.

Necropsy links P.E.I. dolphin stranding to severe parasitic disease

A stranded common dolphin on Prince Edward Island had severe lungworms, pneumonia, and ear flukes, necropsy findings show.

Vincentage posts phase 3 win for oral weight-loss drug VCT220

Vincentage reported positive phase 3 topline data for oral GLP-1 candidate VCT220 and plans a near-term China filing.

Hansa hands SERB regional Idefirix rights in €115M deal

Hansa Biopharma licensed European and MENA rights to Idefirix to SERB in a €115 million agreement.

Lower-cost Spirulina medium shows promise for Southern Africa

A Botswana-led study found an NPK-based Spirulina medium raised biomass and cut media costs by 63%.

Sanofi posts phase 2 win for efdoralprin alfa in AATD emphysema

Sanofi said efdoralprin alfa beat standard augmentation therapy in phase 2 AATD emphysema data presented at ATS 2026.

Study explores gut microbiome shifts in cats with obesity

A new feline study links body condition, metabolism, and gut microbes, while testing FMT as a possible obesity-related intervention.

May 19, 2026 · 2 sources

Study identifies ICAM-2 as chimp myocardial fibrosis biomarker

A new study suggests ICAM-2 could help veterinarians non-invasively identify myocardial fibrosis in captive chimpanzees.

VEG ER for Pets named official animal hospital of Red Sox

VEG landed a multi-year Red Sox partnership that also spotlights service dogs at Fenway.

Water temperature may reshape Fasciola gigantica transmission risk

New research suggests water temperature changes survival and reproduction in Radix natalensis, a key Fasciola gigantica host.

Veterinary ultrasound: how it became a core tool in practice

Veterinary ultrasound is now a frontline diagnostic tool. Here's how point-of-care scanning works, where vets use it, and why more clinics are adopting it.

May 18, 2026 · 2 sources

Batfish case report highlights aquarium mycobacteriosis risk

A South Korea aquarium case links systemic mycobacteriosis in orbiculate batfish to a Mycobacterium marinum-like organism.

Whole Dog Journal spotlights laryngeal paralysis in dogs

A new pet-parent explainer highlights the signs, surgical options, and risks of laryngeal paralysis in dogs.

AI layoff rhetoric faces a reality check

New research suggests AI-linked workforce cuts often fail to deliver better returns.

Bending Spoons closes Tractive acquisition, expanding in pet tech

Bending Spoons has closed its acquisition of Tractive, bringing a major pet GPS and health-monitoring brand into its portfolio.

Central Virginia drought strains wildlife and stray animals

Wildlife experts and shelter leaders say drought is increasing stress on animals across Central Virginia.

Elanco begins phased U.S. launch of Befrena for canine dermatitis

Elanco has started rolling out Befrena, a new anti-IL-31 injection for dogs with allergic and atopic dermatitis.

Equus test post appears to be a publishing artifact

A sparse Equus Magazine item looks like a test entry rather than a substantive equine medicine development.

Minaris maps out a manufacturing-first strategy under Orla Cloak

A PharmaShots interview shows how Minaris is positioning integrated manufacturing and testing for advanced therapies.

New mitogenomes sharpen the picture for Loricaria catfish

A new study adds complete mitochondrial genomes for two Loricaria species, helping clarify relationships in a hard-to-identify catfish genus.

New ranavirus lineage tied to severe disease in Great Barrier Reef wrasses

Researchers identified a novel ranavirus in captive ornamental wrasses from the Great Barrier Reef, marking a first for Australian reef fishes.

Portable feline thyroid scintigraphy debuts in Greece

A portable gamma-optical camera was used in Athens to image cats with suspected hyperthyroidism.

Purina’s Petivity pushes home monitoring into feline practice

Dr. Ragen McGowan is making the case that litter box data can help veterinarians catch subtle feline health changes earlier.

May 18, 2026 · 2 sources

Review spotlights FL118 and dual cancer target degradation

A new review argues DDX5 and UbE2T may be paired targets, with FL118 emerging as a molecular glue candidate.

Study details harbour seal mother-pup behaviour in zoo care

A new paper maps how harbour seal mothers and pups interact under human care, with implications for neonatal welfare.

Study examines peanut meal as a soy alternative for laying hens

New research adds to evidence that peanut meal may help replace soybean meal in layer diets, with formulation and aflatoxin control as key limits.

Study finds IV lidocaine ineffective for euthanasia in Asian box turtles

A new AJVR study found dorsal occipital sinus lidocaine was unreliable for euthanasia in Asian box turtles, while pentobarbital remained effective.

Study links incubation light color to chick gut morphology patterns

Researchers used XGBoost to classify chicks by incubation light color using small intestine morphology.

Study links zinc oxide nanoparticles to better frozen boar semen

A new Frontiers study found zinc oxide nanoparticles improved post-thaw boar semen quality and antioxidant markers.

Study questions breed bias in five-star eventing performance

New research suggests Thoroughbreds match non-Thoroughbreds overall at the five-star eventing level.

Study suggests limited serum dilution can support rodent chemistry

A new study found 2.5-fold serum dilution worked for most mouse and rat chemistry analytes, but not sodium, chloride, or total bilirubin.

Study tests Ophiopogon by-products in meat-rabbit feed

A new rabbit nutrition study examines whether Ophiopogon japonicus by-products can replace alfalfa meal while supporting gut health.

Texas A&M links ractopamine exposure to heart damage in dogs

A new Texas A&M case report suggests accidental ractopamine exposure can cause severe, sometimes fatal, myocardial injury in dogs.

What horse hair whorls may, and may not, reveal

Research suggests horse hair whorls may correlate with behavior traits, but they aren't reliable stand-alone predictors.

Zoomark 2027 sharpens global strategy ahead of Bologna return

Zoomark 2027 will return to Bologna with a new brand message, expanded features, and a broader international push.

Ark Naturals refreshes branding around pet oral health claims

Ark Naturals updated its packaging and website to better spotlight oral health benefits and clinical messaging.

Aswan study highlights zoonotic cryptosporidiosis risk

A One Health study in Aswan found high Cryptosporidium prevalence in young ruminants and exposed people.

Chinese study sets donkey-specific bloodwork intervals

A large study suggests Chinese local donkeys need population-specific lab reference intervals for more accurate bloodwork interpretation.

FDA expands Enhertu into HER2-positive early breast cancer

Enhertu won two new US FDA approvals in HER2-positive early breast cancer, before and after surgery.

Gondar study finds gaps in short-course antibiotic compliance

A University of Gondar study found moderate adherence to short-course animal antibiotics, with early stoppage and forgetfulness driving gaps.

Kate Boatright spotlights surgical confidence in general practice

A new Clinician’s Brief article examines how veterinarians build surgical confidence and define scope in general practice.

Mike Osborne named AFIA Member of the Year

Alltech adviser Mike Osborne was recognized by AFIA for his contributions to the animal food industry.

NARA launches Owen Vickers Memorial Scholarship

NARA created a new annual scholarship to support students interested in rendering, sustainability, and animal nutrition.

New ASFV pD205R epitope map may aid future serology tools

Researchers mapped two new B-cell epitopes on ASFV pD205R, adding tools for diagnostics-focused swine disease research.

Regeneron bets on Parabilis platform in $2.3B AHC deal

Regeneron and Parabilis will develop antibody-Helicon conjugates in a collaboration worth up to about $2.3 billion.

Study establishes immortalized bovine luteal cell line

Researchers report a stable bovine luteal cell line that could improve in vitro reproductive studies.

Study finds habitat structure matters more than monastic history

A new bird ecology study suggests present-day habitat features outweigh Cistercian legacy in shaping breeding assemblages.

Study flags shared BVDV circulation in cattle and buffalo herds

A Bangladesh study found genetically related BVDV strains circulating in cattle and water buffalo within mixed herds.

Federal loan caps could tighten the path to a DVM

New federal loan caps preserve higher limits for DVM students, but end unlimited Grad PLUS borrowing starting July 1, 2026.

Kentucky researchers push earlier detection for focal mucoid placentitis

University of Kentucky researchers are advancing blood-based diagnostics and treatment studies for focal mucoid placentitis in mares.

Visalia arrest puts focus on unlicensed veterinary care online

Police say a Visalia woman posed as a veterinarian online and performed illegal procedures that harmed multiple animals.

Therapy dog spotlight at UVA Health Haymarket reflects bigger trend

A therapy dog at UVA Health Haymarket highlights the growing role of structured hospital dog programs.

May 16, 2026 · 2 sources

Ahferom goat study points to market-led breeding priorities

A study from northern Ethiopia found smallholder goat breeding choices center on income, meat, litter size, and conformation.

May 16, 2026 · 1 source

CAAS bibliometric study maps 15 years of veterinary research trends

A new analysis tracks publication growth, collaboration, and pathogen-focused research across CAAS veterinary institutes.

May 16, 2026 · 1 source

Study suggests fear and anxiety are common in everyday dogs

A Texas A&M analysis of 43,517 dogs found fear and anxiety are common, with implications for screening and everyday veterinary care.

May 15, 2026 · 5 sources

Review highlights Anak Dalam antihypertensive plant knowledge

A new review catalogs 34 plants used by the Anak Dalam tribe for hypertension and points to major evidence gaps.

Capnography guide highlights rising anesthesia monitoring standards

A new veterinary nursing guide outlines how capnography can improve safety during small animal anesthesia.

Suspected melarsomine myositis highlights heartworm treatment risks

A new case report spotlights severe suspected myositis after melarsomine, reinforcing the need for precise injection technique and monitoring.

Veterinary dentistry article puts ergonomics at center stage

A new CE article urges veterinary dentistry teams to treat ergonomics as a core part of injury prevention and workflow design.

Ethical framework sets high bar for farming wild species

A new paper argues non-typical species should meet strict welfare and public-health tests before entering food systems.

Goat study finds dose-dependent pentoxifylline kinetics

New data suggest pentoxifylline exposure in goats may not rise predictably with higher IV doses.

Lipizzan study updates genetic diversity picture across Europe

A new study of 547 Lipizzans highlights persistent subpopulation structure and the need for active genetic management.

Penn Vet maps progression of inherited blinding disease in dogs

Penn Vet researchers traced how PRCD advances in dogs, with implications for diagnosis, prognosis, and retinal therapy development.

May 15, 2026 · 2 sources

Study finds region-specific differences in equine SDF tendon

New AJVR research suggests the equine SDF tendon’s mechanics and biochemistry vary by region.

Study links coprophagy to broader microbial organization in voles

A new study suggests coprophagy helps coordinate hindgut fermentation and multi-site microbial stability in Brandt’s voles.

Study points to better bonobo semen processing for conservation work

A new AJVR study suggests passive liquefaction and colloidal centrifugation can improve bonobo semen quality after liquefaction.

Behavior data may improve assistance dog career matching

A new Frontiers study found behavioral profiles may help match assistance dogs to the roles they’re most likely to succeed in.

May 15, 2026 · 2 sources

CBS spot puts Pasadena Humane puppy case in the spotlight

A CBS feature on Pasadena Humane’s injured puppy Peanut turned a local rescue case into a national fundraising moment.

Dog rescued after 44 hours under Enid tornado rubble

A 13-year-old dog survived 44 hours under tornado debris in Enid, highlighting the stakes of pet disaster planning.

Frontiers corrects broiler study on Fructus sophorae extract

Frontiers updated a broiler nutrition paper after fixing a figure watermark and a mislabeled antioxidant unit.

Interzoo 2026 heads to Nuremberg with record scale in sight

Interzoo 2026 is set for May 12-15 in Nuremberg, with organizers projecting a record-setting, highly international event.

May 15, 2026 · 2 sources

What PharmaShots’ 2026 medtech ranking signals for animal health

A new top-20 medtech ranking highlights how AI, M&A, and portfolio shifts could shape technology flow into veterinary care.

AMC CEO reflects on leading through a $125 million renovation

Helen Irving discusses how AMC managed a four-year, $125 million hospital overhaul while continuing care.

Biogen advances diranersen after mixed phase 2 Alzheimer’s data

Biogen’s CELIA trial missed its primary endpoint, but the company says tau and cognitive signals support moving diranersen forward.

Case report ties cat antifreeze death to suspected cruelty

A South Korean forensic case report confirmed fatal ethylene glycol poisoning in a free-roaming cat tied to suspected animal cruelty.

FDA expands Fasenra approval to hypereosinophilic syndrome

AstraZeneca’s Fasenra won US FDA approval in hypereosinophilic syndrome after phase 3 data showed fewer flares.

Resurge reports early AUA 2026 BPH data for IPDE platform

Resurge shared early AUA 2026 data suggesting its one-time IPDE therapy improved BPH symptoms and urinary flow in two small studies.

Study links sEV protein signatures to Mycoplasma bovis in cows

New research suggests serum extracellular vesicle proteins may help flag subclinical Mycoplasma bovis infection in dairy cows.

Study maps metabolic effects of toxic tall fescue in steers

New research shows toxic tall fescue shifts steer metabolism, with most changes resolving after exposure ends.

UF broadens ACVO service animal screening with heart exams

UF’s annual ACVO-SAVES event will offer free eye and heart screenings for qualified service animals on May 16.

Clinician’s Brief spotlights modern diabetes monitoring

A new Clinician’s Brief podcast reflects the growing role of CGM in managing diabetic dogs and cats.

Rare bovine brain tumor detailed in new ependymoma case report

A new case report describes a rare intracerebral papillary ependymoma in a cow first investigated as a BSE suspect.

Study assesses tissue ISH test for Johne’s disease in goats

A new study suggests RNAscope-based ISH could improve postmortem diagnosis of paratuberculosis in goats.

Dr. Mark Penning named keynote speaker for AVMA Convention 2026

Disney veterinary leader Dr. Mark Penning is set to keynote AVMA Convention 2026 in Anaheim.

Equus feature follows Morning Thunder’s path to a better fit

A new Equus narrative examines how one hard-to-contain horse was redirected toward a more suitable life.

How unique services can help a general practice stand out

Practices are using services like rehab and acupuncture to differentiate care and attract talent.

Joybound reopens Concord thrift store with cat adoption lounge

Joybound’s revamped Concord thrift store now includes an interactive cat lounge designed to boost adoptions and support feline enrichment.

Leland residents seek ordinance after ultrasonic device alarms dogs

Neighbors in Leland want action after an ultrasonic deterrent reportedly caused dogs to refuse walks and show signs of distress.

Nuzzle bets on AI simulation for veterinary communication training

Nuzzle is building AI-based simulations to train veterinary teams in communication and anesthesia.

Study maps Manila clam reproduction and larvae in Laizhou Bay

New research tracks gonad development and larval distribution of Manila clams in a key Chinese seed and aquaculture area.

Study maps Newcastle disease patterns in Northern Nigeria

A mixed-methods study adds new detail on Newcastle disease burden and transmission in Northern Nigeria.

Tunisia gundi parasite study sharpens morphology of two nematodes

A new study in Animals details two intestinal nematodes in common gundis and adds first-time scanning electron microscopy data.

Van Den Bosch adds Nerf Dog, Hasbro pet lines via Gramercy deal

A new distribution partnership will expand retailer access to Nerf Dog and other Hasbro pet products.

What a pet parent’s bond with a dog may reveal

New media coverage links dog attachment to human relationship patterns, with clear relevance for veterinary communication and care.

Fecal transfer gains ground in chronic diarrhea care

New canine data and clinical guidelines are pushing fecal transfer closer to mainstream GI care.

Radiographs may overestimate C7–T1 joint size in horses

A new EVJ study suggests lateral radiographs can overstate C7–T1 articular process size versus standing CBCT.

Rat study finds limited melatonin benefit in hyperprolactinemia

A new rat study found hyperprolactinemia altered stomach, duodenal, and liver tissues, while melatonin showed only limited protective effects.

Revvity adds FDA-cleared total testosterone assay to ChLIA menu

FDA clearance gives Revvity a full automated testosterone-testing portfolio on one IDS platform.

Squishface launches tail-fold grooming brush for wrinkly breeds

Squishface introduced the Nub Brush for dogs with corkscrew tails, targeting hygiene challenges in bulldogs, French bulldogs, and pugs.

Study links Yunnan soil profiles with historical rodent plague foci

A new Frontiers study suggests soil chemistry and texture may track with historical plague villages in Yunnan, though causality remains unproven.

Zydus moves to buy Assertio in $166.4 million cash deal

Zydus is acquiring Assertio, replacing Garda’s bid and expanding its U.S. specialty pharma footprint.

NC State scholarship honors sister denied a veterinary career

A new NC State endowment honors Mary Frances Backherms and supports DVM students, starting with inaugural recipient Isla Farrow.

PetMD guide underscores how demanding saltwater shark care is

A new PetMD guide says saltwater aquarium sharks need expert care, large systems, and careful nutrition planning.

Bat study reports first PRNP SNPs, adds clue to prion resistance

A new bat genomics study identifies the first reported PRNP SNPs and adds early clues to possible natural prion resistance.

Brianna Jordan Locaputo appears tied to Ohio State farm animal team

Public records suggest Brianna Jordan Locaputo is active in Ohio State farm animal medicine and surgery.

Case report highlights urethral stenting in dog with complex obstruction

A new case report details palliative urethral stenting in a dog with suspected urothelial carcinoma and severe cystolithiasis.

Caspian bivalve shells show genus-specific metal patterns

A new study suggests empty bivalve shells may help refine metal biomonitoring in the southern Caspian Sea.

Gerosynth launches Mytulin EQ for equine recovery and immune support

Gerosynth Labs has introduced Mytulin EQ, a chaga-based equine supplement aimed at recovery, immune health, and cellular support.

Golden Pet Brands acquires Nebraska freeze-dried pet food plant

Golden Pet Brands bought the former Petsource facility in Seward, adding in-house capacity for Dr. Marty Pets and Ultimate Pet Nutrition.

May 13, 2026 · 2 sources

London Zoo plans public-facing wildlife hospital after £20m gift

ZSL says a record anonymous donation will fund a new Wildlife Health Centre with clinical, research, and public viewing space.

Merck Animal Health pushes social channels as news touchpoint

Merck Animal Health is promoting its social media channels as a place for animal health news, insights, and updates.

Penn Vet maps PRCD progression in dogs and humans

Penn Vet researchers report that PRCD retinal thinning follows a consistent peripheral-to-central pattern in dogs and humans.

Saltwater aquarium shark care guide underscores expert-only needs

A PetMD guide says even the smallest saltwater aquarium sharks require expert care, large systems, and precise nutrition.

Study identifies weak point in equine jejunal mesenteric attachment

New research suggests the equine jejunum has a structural weak point along the mesenteric border that may predispose it to rupture.

Study maps how a botanical extract speeds snail depuration

A new Animals study links faster depuration in Bellamya purificata to acute stress and recovery pathways.

Study reopens debate over when horses were first ridden

A new paper argues horses were managed, milked, and ridden before the DOM2 lineage rose to dominance.

Study suggests orderly alpha turnover in wild rhesus macaques

A long-term study in China found alpha male replacement in rhesus macaques was usually driven by succession, not violent overthrow.

Why fragmented pet tech data is failing modern pet care

Pet tech is generating more data, but without integration, much of it remains hard for veterinary teams to use.

May 13, 2026 · 3 sources

AstraZeneca shares Phase III eneboparatide data in HypoPT

Late-breaking CALYPSO data showed eneboparatide met its Phase III endpoint in chronic hypoparathyroidism.

Cepheid wins IVDR CE mark for 11-target Xpert GI Panel

Cepheid’s Xpert GI Panel gained IVDR CE marking in Europe, expanding rapid syndromic GI testing on GeneXpert systems.

Hantavirus anxiety is testing the next phase of client trust

A Veterinary Viewfinder episode ties hantavirus fears to vaccine hesitancy and the growing challenge of client trust.

Lorazepam study points to fewer repeat blockages in male cats

A new randomized JAVMA study suggests lorazepam may reduce repeat urethral obstruction in first-time blocked male cats.

May 13, 2026 · 2 sources

Meatly plans London cultivated pet food facility for 2027

Meatly raised £10.4 million to build a London plant and scale cultivated pet food production by 2027.

Reusable 3D-printing ink shows promise for gabapentin tablets

A new study suggests some gelatin-based inks can be reused to 3D print personalized veterinary gabapentin tablets.

Proteine Resources launches VELI wet pet food line at Interzoo

Proteine Resources debuted VELI, a functional wet pet food line built on its insect- and mushroom-based EntoPro ingredient.

Protecting kidney function during anesthesia stays in focus

A veterinary anesthesia update underscores individualized planning, monitoring, and fluid therapy for dogs and cats with renal disease.

FMDV VP1 review spotlights vaccine design and virulence links

A new review argues the FMDV VP1 protein is central to both pathogenicity and next-generation control strategies.

Study links chicken lncRNA-9802 to Marek’s disease cell-cycle arrest

New research suggests lncRNA-9802 may drive S-phase arrest in MDV-transformed T cells through TP53BP1/p53/p21 signaling.

Study links HIF-PI3K-AKT pathway to yak cryptorchid infertility

New yak research connects cryptorchidism-related infertility with hypoxia-linked PI3K-AKT signaling.

Study points to telocytes in pig skin vaccine response

New pig research suggests telocytes may help regulate local immune responses after jet needle-free PCV vaccination.

AI tracking study targets salamander behavior monitoring

A new study describes AI-based underwater tracking for Chinese giant salamanders, with possible uses in welfare and conservation monitoring.

April FDA approvals split the spotlight between obesity and animal health

FDA’s April 2026 approvals included Lilly’s oral GLP-1 Foundayo and four animal drug approvals across cats, dogs, sheep, and horses.

Boehringer adds recheck option to equine PPID testing program

Boehringer expanded its IDPPID program so vets can recheck newly treated PPID horses during the 2026 testing windows.

May 12, 2026 · 2 sources

Dr. Kaitlyn Guerrido to lead new CityVet clinic in Casselberry

CityVet plans to open a veterinarian-led clinic in Casselberry, Florida, on May 26.

Equine emergency planning gets renewed attention

New guidance underscores that faster, better-organized emergency response can improve outcomes for horses.

Equus spotlights equine wound triage and treatment basics

A new protected Equus article highlights practical wound-care decisions, with familiar emphasis on bandaging and when to call the veterinarian.

Horse leg protection debate sharpens around heat vs. protection

Research suggests horse boots and wraps can trap heat, leaving veterinarians to balance tendon risk against trauma protection.

Mediterranean blue crab control may need more than traps

A new review says Atlantic blue crab management in the Mediterranean could benefit from green crab pest-control lessons.

RCAF-Net targets wildlife detection in dense forest scenes

A new Animals paper describes an AI model built to detect wildlife more reliably in cluttered forest monitoring images.

Related rhesus macaques show NCL-like lysosomal storage disease

A Veterinary Pathology report describes five related rhesus macaques with a naturally occurring NCL-like lysosomal storage disease.

Rigel licenses VEPPANU from Arvinas and Pfizer in $445M deal

Rigel will take over VEPPANU under a licensing pact worth about $445 million in potential value.

Riley Green joins Pack Provisions as investor and ambassador

Field & Stream’s dog food brand adds Riley Green as it builds awareness with outdoor-focused pet parents.

Spider study shows sampling method can reshape biodiversity findings

A Queensland study found spider survey results changed sharply depending on whether researchers sampled at night, with pitfall traps, or by vibration.

Study examines Wischnewsky spots in starved dogs and cats

A new paper explores how gastric Wischnewsky spots should be interpreted in veterinary forensic pathology.

Study highlights VALT in broiler lung immunity

New research suggests VALT is a defined immune structure in broiler lungs, expanding the map of avian respiratory immunity.

Study links education, monitoring to lower abandonment in Maceió

A Brazil study suggests monitoring and school-based education may reduce companion animal abandonment during disaster relocation.

Study maps brown bear incident hotspots in Yushu, China

A new study uses machine learning and remote sensing to pinpoint brown bear conflict risk in Qinghai’s Yushu Prefecture.

Study sharpens picture of ocular metastasis from feline lung cancer

A new case series details how presumed pulmonary carcinoma can present inside the feline eye, with implications for diagnosis and staging.

Total hip replacement restores mobility for dog with hip dysplasia

UC Davis reports a young dog regained function after total hip replacement for severe hip dysplasia and luxation.

May 12, 2026 · 2 sources

Wellness Pet names Allyson Borozan chief marketing officer

Wellness Pet has hired Allyson Borozan as CMO as it expands premium food and treat launches in 2026.

Why dogs’ paws can smell like Fritos, and when it matters

A corn-chip smell from dog paws is often normal, but stronger odor with licking or redness may signal pododermatitis.

Dog-and-human obstacle racing grows, raising new vet questions

Dog obstacle racing is gaining visibility, prompting more questions about canine fitness, safety, and sports readiness.

Exero reports pivotal xBar data in colorectal surgery

Exero said its xBar system detected colorectal surgery leaks more than three days earlier than standard practice.

Grupo Petz Cobasi posts first joint quarterly sales growth

Brazil’s newly merged pet retail leader reported R$2.02 billion in Q1 revenue, with veterinary and service lines growing faster than the core business.

New flea mitogenomes add data to unresolved phylogeny

A new study sequences two flea mitochondrial genomes and highlights continuing gaps in flea phylogeny.

Plant extract screen finds five leads against sheep nematodes

A new in vitro study found five plant extracts with strong larvicidal activity against ovine gastrointestinal nematodes.

Study links resistant Salmonella in houbara bustard to UAE broilers

A new genomic study suggests spillover of multidrug-resistant Salmonella from UAE broiler poultry into captive houbara bustards.

Veterinary Practice News adds another WordRx word game

Veterinary Practice News continues its WordRx series with a Wordle-style vocabulary puzzle for veterinary readers.

Xinjiang study finds regional lipid signatures in camel milk

A new lipidomics study suggests camel milk from three Xinjiang regions carries distinct lipid fingerprints tied to local ecology.

Dr. Lily Chen’s career pivot spotlights root-cause care

A Vet Life Reimagined episode follows Dr. Lily Chen’s move from reactive care to an integrative, root-cause practice model.

Rare agouti thoracic tumor reclassified as histiocytic sarcoma

A new case report describes the first known histiocytic sarcoma in a Brazilian red-rumped agouti.

Beagle study finds skin drug penetration factors vary by body site

New AJVR research suggests where a drug is applied on a dog may affect transdermal absorption.

Blue Buffalo faces class action over grain-free dog food claims

An Illinois family alleges Blue Buffalo’s grain-free dog food contributed to a dog’s DCM and death.

China water shrew genome study sharpens phylogeny

A new mitochondrial genome study adds detail to the evolutionary picture for China's Chimarrogale water shrews.

Correction updates affiliation in CAPRV2023 qPCR surveillance paper

A Frontiers correction updates author affiliation details in a 2025 CAPRV2023 qPCR study, without changing the paper’s findings.

FDA expands Bizengri to NRG1 fusion-positive cholangiocarcinoma

Bizengri won FDA approval for previously treated NRG1 fusion-positive cholangiocarcinoma, its third US indication.

Fetch Kansas City expands CE options for 2026 conference

Fetch Kansas City will offer up to 20 CE credits, adding shorter sessions, labs, and sponsored meal programs.

Juvenile tegu case links post-trauma mass to osteosarcoma

A new tegu case report highlights how trauma can obscure diagnosis of rare reptile osteosarcoma.

Nationals’ team dog Natty debuts in service-dog partnership

Natty, the Nationals’ first team dog, will debut May 15 as part of a partnership with Canine Companions and Eukanuba.

Nigeria study examines parvo breakthrough infections in vaccinated dogs

A new study explores why vaccinated dogs in Nigeria still developed parvovirus while presenting with gastroenteritis.

Owner-reported study sheds light on real-world equine wound care

A 219-horse cohort study highlights healing times, costs, and care gaps in traumatic equine wounds.

PetMD spotlights the high-stakes basics of arowana care

A new PetMD care sheet underscores that arowanas need advanced husbandry, early veterinary oversight, and far more space than many pet parents expect.

Platelet-rich plasma in equine joints still lacks a clear playbook

PRP is widely used in equine joint care, but inconsistent preparation methods still cloud the evidence.

Porcine study supports CLOSED optic nerve ultrasound protocol

A pig study found optic nerve ultrasound measurements aligned well with MRI, supporting a standardized approach to non-invasive ICP assessment.

Study links Hammondia protozoa to neutrophilic cholangitis in dogs

A new case report suggests Hammondia may be a rare but real cause of canine neutrophilic biliary disease.

Study links intermittent UVB exposure to higher vitamin D in skinks

New AJVR data suggest intermittent UVB can raise vitamin D levels in blue-tongued skinks.

Study links Vibrio vulnificus vesicles to TNF-driven mitochondrial injury

New research suggests Vibrio vulnificus OMVs damage macrophage mitochondria through TNF signaling.

Study suggests smell, not just fullness, shapes how cats eat

A new study suggests cats often stop eating because food odors become familiar, not because they’re fully satiated.

May 11, 2026 · 2 sources

Texas A&M removes 13-pound enterolith from mare with chronic colic

A Texas A&M equine team removed a 13-pound intestinal stone from a mare after years of recurrent colic.

The Horse spotlights five management steps for stronger hooves

A new sponsored article highlights nutrition, farrier care, exercise, supplements, and thrush prevention as key hoof-health levers.

Custom mRNA cancer vaccine case draws veterinary scrutiny

An Australian dog's experimental custom mRNA cancer vaccine is drawing attention, but experts say the evidence is still preliminary.

FDA expands Vyvgart label to all adults with generalized MG

argenx said the FDA broadened Vyvgart and Vyvgart Hytrulo to all adult patients with generalized myasthenia gravis.

GSK taps Sino Biopharm unit to speed bepirovirsen launch in China

GSK has partnered with Sino Biopharmaceutical’s CTTQ to accelerate a China launch for bepirovirsen in chronic hepatitis B.

Henlius advances cetuximab biosimilar toward the U.S. market

Henlius says HLX05-N, a biosimilar to Erbitux, has cleared an FDA IND step as it prepares an international phase 1 study.

Hooray House debuts at Target with story-led pet accessories

New brand Hooray House has launched exclusively at Target with pet accessories, toys, and fashion built around original characters.

Musti grows sales 15.6% as expansion keeps pressure on earnings

Musti’s Q1 sales rose 15.6%, but losses widened as the pet care group kept investing in expansion and integration.

PulseSight tees up first human PST-611 data in geographic atrophy

PulseSight will present first-in-human Phase I data on PST-611 for dry AMD and geographic atrophy at ARVO 2026.

Sheep liver organoids could cut animal use in nutrition research

A new ovine hepatic organoid model may help ruminant researchers study metabolism with fewer live animals.

Study compares inhaled disinfectant risks in SPF pigs

A new pig study suggests peracetic acid and chlorine dioxide may differ in respiratory and microbiota effects despite strong disinfection.

Thoracoscopic splint placement reported for pectus excavatum in kittens

A six-kitten case series suggests thoracoscopic guidance may make pectus excavatum splint placement safer.

VETRESKA taps Ollie Bearman for 2026 luxury accessories push

VETRESKA says Ollie Bearman will front a 2026 campaign and F1-inspired pet accessories line.

California case report links A. nymphii to severe disease in pigeon

A California necropsy case suggests Ascaridia nymphii can cause impaction and liver migration in a domestic pigeon.

Review spotlights G0S2 as a potential meat-quality regulator

A new review links G0S2-driven lipid metabolism to intramuscular fat and meat quality traits.

Study links Hypoderma diana to Manchurian wapiti deaths

A new report in Animals documents Hypoderma diana hypodermosis in Manchurian wapiti in Inner Mongolia.

Study probes antiganglioside testing in bornavirus-challenged cockatiels

New cockatiel data examine whether anti-ganglioside antibodies track with avian ganglioneuritis lesions.

Why veterinary titles matter in the age of self-declared experts

A SkeptVet commentary spotlights how unclear nutrition titles can blur the line between marketing and recognized veterinary expertise.

Zoetis adds CHCM and PCT to Vetscan OptiCell

Zoetis expanded Vetscan OptiCell with CHCM and plateletcrit, adding two deeper CBC parameters to its in-clinic hematology menu.

Donkey milk shows promise in traditional Serbian cheese

A Serbian study found donkey milk changed cheese composition without hurting microbiological quality or overall acceptability.

Study links pre-slaughter handling to dark-cutting beef risk

New research compares Holstein and crossbred steers to assess how antemortem handling affects behavior and dark-cutting beef.

Study probes why skeletal softening develops in south China carp

New research links skeletal softening in south China carp to mineral metabolism, bone changes, and autophagy.

Equine study finds ocular thermography overestimates rectal temperature

A new study found lacrimal caruncula thermography in horses overestimated rectal temperature and lost accuracy at longer distances.

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.

PCV3 study questions whether genotype labels are ready for use

A new sequence analysis suggests current PCV3 data don't support a standardized genotyping system.

NC State grad essay captures the final stretch to DVM life

A new NC State essay traces one graduate’s path from admissions anxiety to NAVLE, matching, and the start of veterinary practice.

Seasonal woodcock data from Apulia point to a December peak

A new study used Beccapp data to track Eurasian woodcock abundance and age structure across three seasons in Apulia.

Study challenges full moon lore on calving in Montbéliarde cows

A large French study found more calvings around the new moon, not the full moon.

Study links home-farm handling to sheep stress after flock mixing

A new sheep study suggests routine farmer contact can shape behavior and cortisol responses after animals join communal grazing flocks.

Study links maternal stress history to later immune changes in sows

New swine research suggests prenatal and cumulative stress may shape immune phenotype and stress reactivity later in life.

Study questions benefit of ITM timing in beef calves at weaning

A beef calf study found injectable trace mineral timing changed mineral markers, but not growth or key health measures after simulated marketing.

Study tracks how mushroom odors steer slug and fly behavior

A new Animals study links mushroom volatiles to avoidance in a slug and mixed responses in Drosophila flies.

Vaseline may help dry dog paws, but vets still urge caution

Whole Dog Journal says petroleum jelly can be used on dogs in limited cases, with licking and aspiration risk as key cautions.

Anterograde venography may improve tarsal imaging in horses

A new study found distal, anterograde tarsal venography gave better vessel visualization than a retrograde approach in horses.

Honey bee medicine study finds training gap for veterinarians

A new JAVMA study finds veterinarians cite limited training as the top barrier to adding honey bee medicine to practice.

Study finds bilateral muscle changes in dogs with unilateral CCLD

A new study suggests dogs with unilateral CCLD may have altered muscle function in both hindlimbs.

Thailand study links public awareness and pig strains in S. suis hotspot

New research pairs community risk awareness with pig isolate typing in one of Thailand’s highest-incidence S. suis regions.

May 8, 2026 · 2 sources Dogs

AI shows moderate accuracy for canine urothelial carcinoma on x-rays

A new study found AI could detect canine urothelial carcinoma on abdominal radiographs with moderate accuracy, performing best in advanced cases.

May 8, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Contrast tenography keeps a role in equine tendon sheath workups

A familiar imaging technique is being reframed as a practical option for equine tendon sheath injuries when advanced imaging isn't feasible.

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.

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.

May 8, 2026 · 3 sources

May 8, 2026 · 1 source Cats

Higher-dose carvedilol shows promise in cats with obstructive HCM

A small prospective study suggests carvedilol dose escalation may reduce LVOT obstruction in cats with obstructive HCM.

The Dogist joins Good Dog gala honoring Jane Goodall legacy

Elias Weiss Friedman will present a 2026 Good Dog gala award to Jane Goodall Institute USA.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Case report details heroin packet retrieval and surgery in a dog

A new case report describes endoscopic and surgical management of multiple heroin packets in a dog’s stomach.

May 8, 2026 · 1 source Small ruminants

Ghana sheep pneumonia study highlights pathogen mix and drug resistance

A Ghana abattoir study found Mannheimia haemolytica dominated pneumonic sheep lungs, with resistance to several commonly used antibiotics.

May 8, 2026 · 1 source Birds Pigs

H9N2 findings in swine renew focus on influenza surveillance

Research on H9N2 viruses in pigs in China highlights reassortment risk and the need for closer swine surveillance.

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.

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.

Slovakia study links wildlife and dogs in tapeworm cycle

Molecular testing in Slovakia confirmed Taenia species in lynx, wolves, jackals, and domestic dogs.

May 8, 2026 · 1 source Cattle

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.

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.

Study finds similar glycocalyx biomarkers with isoflurane, sevoflurane

A randomized canine study found no significant serum glycocalyx biomarker differences between isoflurane and sevoflurane anesthesia.

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.

May 8, 2026 · 1 source Cattle

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.

Study points to antioxidant pairing for chilled canine semen

A new study suggests apigenin plus N-acetylcysteine amide may improve chilled canine sperm quality.

Study questions how allergy tests should be used in canine EBP

Dogs with eosinophilic bronchopneumopathy had more positive skin tests, but serum IgE results were similar to controls.

May 8, 2026 · 1 source Birds

Why veterinary antimicrobial stewardship training may need a reset

A new perspective argues veterinary stewardship training should focus on applied competencies, not knowledge alone.

Review maps broader spectrum of FLVCR1-related disease

A new review links FLVCR1 variants to a wider range of neurologic and developmental disease, with fresh mechanistic clues.

AVMA spotlights universal design in Journey for Teams 3.0

A new AVMA THRIVE Sessions module brings universal design and disability inclusion into veterinary workplace culture.

Equine gut supplement claims spotlight evidence gaps

A sponsored Equus article revives a familiar question, but veterinarians still face mixed evidence on equine gut supplements.

Texas A&M honors Amanda Davis for undergraduate teaching

Texas A&M recognized veterinary educator Amanda Davis with a 2026 professorship for undergraduate teaching excellence.

Texas A&M links ractopamine exposure to heart injury in dogs

A new Texas A&M case report says accidental ractopamine ingestion can cause severe, sometimes fatal, cardiac injury in dogs.

New review examines heavy metal risks, tissue thresholds in horses

A new review pulls together what veterinarians know about heavy metal toxicity, tissue accumulation, and testing limits in horses.

Review links post-stun blood pressure spikes to welfare risk

A Veterinary Journal review suggests post-stun hypertension may help explain consciousness recovery in some sheep and cattle.

May 7, 2026 · 2 sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

May 7, 2026 · 2 sources

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.

Access to credit is gaining ground as a pet care access tool

A veterinary opinion piece argues financing can help pet parents say yes to needed care amid persistent affordability pressures.

May 7, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Exotics +1

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.

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%.

Boss Nation expands specialty distribution through Phillips Pet

Boss Nation is widening its Phillips Pet partnership to reach more independent pet retailers.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

May 7, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

NC State tests resistance training for dogs with chronic kidney disease

A new pilot study is evaluating whether home-based resistance training is safe and feasible for dogs with CKD.

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.

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.

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.

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.

May 7, 2026 · 1 source Exotics

Study refines CT models for measuring whole-body fat in rabbits

A new rabbit imaging study suggests CT-based fat segmentation can estimate whole-body adiposity with research potential.

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.

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.

Vamoosh wins King’s Award for international trade

Vamoosh’s latest UK business honor highlights export growth in the pet household-cleaning category.

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.

May 7, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Why made-in-the-USA pet products are gaining traction

Pet parents are seeking U.S.-made pet products, but the label carries regulatory limits and doesn’t replace evidence on safety or nutrition.

Why the old VCPR playbook no longer fits practice

California and Florida have changed VCPR rules, reshaping telehealth and refill decisions for veterinarians.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

AVMA marks National Pet Week as pet ownership reaches 77.5 million homes

AVMA says 77.5 million U.S. households now have pets, underscoring demand for preventive veterinary care.

May 6, 2026 · 3 sources Fish Birds +4

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.

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.

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.

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.

EVJ podcast spotlights smartphone gait analysis and equine biomarkers

A new EVJ podcast highlights research on smartphone gait analysis and proteomic biomarkers in racehorses.

May 6, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

FDA clears Tessie for noise aversion and separation anxiety in dogs

Tessie is the first FDA-approved single drug for both noise aversion and separation anxiety in dogs.

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.

May 6, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Legault Group shifts to retail after selling pet food plants

Legault Group sold its dry and wet pet food operations and is now focusing on retail banners across Canada.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

PharmaShots awards put animal health in a broader innovation spotlight

PharmaShots’ 2026 awards included animal health, signaling broader life sciences visibility for veterinary innovation.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

May 6, 2026 · 3 sources Cats

Technician staffing pressure shifts focus to fuller role utilization

Veterinary practices still need technicians, but the bigger issue may be how credentialed staff are used once hired.

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.

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.

NC State graduate profile highlights family sacrifice, representation

Melissa Pineda-Perez’s graduation essay underscores how family sacrifice and representation shape the veterinary pipeline.

Old Mother Hubbard marks 100 years with Milk Bar treat launch

Wellness is celebrating Old Mother Hubbard’s centennial with a limited-edition Milk Bar birthday biscuit for dogs.

Winfield’s recalls dark chocolate products over undeclared milk

Five Winfield’s dark chocolate products sold in Houston were recalled after milk was left off ingredient labels.

May 5, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

ASPCA, Best Friends commit $14 million to LA shelter system

The joint investment will fund staffing and operational changes across Los Angeles Animal Services.

May 5, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

BARK adds logistics veteran James Gagne to its board

BARK appointed James Gagne to its board as the company sharpens its focus on supply chain execution and profitability.

China’s new e-commerce rules could reshape pet retail online

China’s new 16-point e-commerce guidance could influence how pet health and nutrition products move online.

May 5, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Exotics +1

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.

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.

FDA clears Langlara, a new interchangeable Lantus biosimilar

Lannett and Sunshine Lake Pharma won FDA approval for Langlara, an interchangeable biosimilar to Lantus.

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.

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.

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.

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.

May 5, 2026 · 1 source Birds Cats

MHP speeds pet food push after refinancing and Croatia investment

MHP is accelerating its pet food expansion after refinancing debt and backing a new wet food plant in Croatia.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

May 5, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Study links maropitant to lower gastric and jejunal peristalsis

A new canine imaging study found maropitant lowered pyloric and jejunal peristalsis without changing bowel wall thickness or diameter.

Study links unusual kidney fats to cats’ CKD risk

New research suggests domestic cats accumulate unusual kidney fats that may help explain their high chronic kidney disease risk.

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.

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.

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.

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.

May 5, 2026 · 1 source Cats

Topical beta-blocker may offer new option for feline angiomatosis

A Veterinary Dermatology case report describes successful topical beta-blocker treatment of a painful metatarsal pad angiomatosis lesion in a cat.

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.

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.

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.

NC State study finds facial itch follows a different neural path

Researchers say itch on the face is processed differently from itch on the body, with implications for targeted therapies.

Longevity medicine is arriving in pet care

Veterinary longevity medicine is moving from concept to clinic, with new trials, FDA milestones, and growing relevance for senior care.

Hormuz skirmishing raises new supply chain risks

Reported U.S.-Iran clashes in the Strait of Hormuz could add pressure to veterinary supply chains.

May 4, 2026 · 3 sources

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.

May 4, 2026 · 2 sources

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.

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.

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.

May 4, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Canine dwarfism cases call for sharper diagnostic distinctions

New attention on canine dwarfism highlights why achondroplasia and pituitary dwarfism need different workups.

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.

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.

May 4, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Dexmedetomidine shows anaesthetic benefits in endotoxaemic horses

A new equine study found dexmedetomidine improved cardiac index and renal markers during anaesthesia after endotoxaemia.

DrFirst’s Colin Banas targets specialty care prescription delays

DrFirst says fragmented prior authorization and pharmacy routing still delay specialty therapies.

May 4, 2026 · 2 sources Dogs Cats

dvm360 Flex Forecast highlights OA, derm, marketing, and parvo CE

dvm360’s latest Flex Forecast spotlights four on-demand webinars for veterinary teams heading into summer 2026.

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.

May 4, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Ethical Products names John Thaman vice president of sales

Ethical Products appointed John Thaman to lead sales growth, channel expansion, and retail partnerships.

May 4, 2026 · 1 source Small ruminants

FDA opens FY2026 veterinary drug research grant applications

FDA is accepting FY2026 AVIC grant applications for research in aquaculture, minor ruminants, food safety, and antimicrobial stewardship.

May 4, 2026 · 2 sources Dogs Cats

Hill’s launches feline therapeutic diet for weight and mobility

Hill’s new prescription feline diet combines weight management and joint support in one formula.

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.

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.

May 4, 2026 · 1 source Cats

PetMD spotlights end-of-life warning signs in cats

A PetMD explainer highlights common signs of terminal decline in cats and points pet parents toward veterinary-guided hospice or euthanasia.

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.

May 4, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Purina and U.S. Soccer expand pet-focused fan campaign

Purina and U.S. Soccer launched a new pet-focused campaign featuring Weston McKennie and a National Pet Kit.

May 4, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Rabbit case report highlights rare postoperative paralysis risk

A new JSAP case report links postoperative paralysis in a rabbit to haemorrhagic myelopathy and congenital lordosis.

Smalls expands cat accessories with Slooowserve slow feeder

Smalls launched Slooowserve, a cat slow feeder that blends puzzle feeding, enrichment, and bowl design.

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.

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.

May 4, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Study highlights modified blepharoplasty for canine, feline eyelids

A new 18-case series reports good-to-excellent outcomes for modified eyelid reconstruction in dogs and cats.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Western sport horse poor performance workups broaden

AAEP coverage highlights respiratory, muscle, neurologic, and metabolic causes of poor performance in Western sport horses.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Study explores better VFA recovery from swine wastewater sludge

New research suggests thermal and citrate pretreatment could improve resource recovery from swine wastewater sludge.

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.

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.

Vietnam dog roundworm study sets baseline before intervention

A new rural Vietnam study measures canine Toxocara burden before parasite control efforts begin.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

May 2, 2026 · 1 source Small ruminants

Orf lesion study highlights immune, stress, and apoptosis markers

A new study links TLR-4, HSP-70, and caspase-3 to lesion biology in contagious ecthyma.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

May 2, 2026 · 3 sources

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.

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.

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.

May 2, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Study tests AI to identify common canine skin lesions from photos

A new Veterinary Dermatology study found AI models topped 90% accuracy in identifying four common canine skin lesion types.

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.

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.

May 2, 2026 · 2 sources

Cat parents are helping drive the next phase of pet market growth

Rising cat ownership and spending are pushing more cat-specific innovation across nutrition, insurance, and veterinary care.

May 1, 2026 · 2 sources

Imported neurologic infections remain a surveillance concern

A review from Japan highlights how travel-linked dengue still matters, even as vaccination has sharply reduced Japanese encephalitis.

Review explores CRP’s possible role in VEEV brain disease

A new review examines whether CRP may contribute to CNS injury during Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus infection.

Vet med’s collaboration push gains volume across the profession

New commentary and technician advocacy efforts are challenging turf wars across veterinary medicine.

May 1, 2026 · 5 sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

May 1, 2026 · 1 source Cats

Catit brings freeze-dried raw positioning to dry cat food

Catit’s new Double Fusion line blends kibble with freeze-dried raw meat, raising familiar nutrition and safety questions for clinics.

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.

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.

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.

May 1, 2026 · 1 source Fish

Fluval spotlights insect protein in Bug Bites fish diets

Fluval’s Bug Bites line underscores growing interest in black soldier fly larvae as a sustainable fish food ingredient.

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.

Germany’s pet population slips in 2025 as market stays steady

Germany counted 33.4 million pets in 2025, down slightly, while the pet care market held near €7 billion.

May 1, 2026 · 1 source Fish Birds +3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

May 1, 2026 · 1 source Fish

New tank syndrome puts aquarium fish at risk early on

A newly set up aquarium can quickly become dangerous when biological filtration hasn’t matured.

May 1, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Nina Ottosson brand highlights puzzle toys’ place in pet enrichment

A Pet Age profile revisits how Nina Ottosson helped build the pet puzzle category now housed under Outward Hound.

Pfizer posts Phase 3 Elrexfio win in relapsed myeloma

Pfizer said Elrexfio improved progression-free survival in the Phase 3 MagnetisMM-5 trial.

May 1, 2026 · 2 sources Dogs Cats

ProHeart 12 keeps the focus on year-long heartworm compliance

Sponsored coverage spotlights ProHeart 12’s once-yearly dosing, but the bigger issue for clinics is heartworm prevention compliance.

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.

May 1, 2026 · 2 sources

May 1, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Purdue honors five veterinary alumni in new signature event

Purdue recognized five veterinary alumni whose careers span practice, academia, diagnostics, and industry.

May 1, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

RAWZ leans on mission-driven nutrition to stand out

RAWZ is highlighting its meat-rich diets and pledge to donate 100% of profits through The RAWZ Fund.

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.

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.

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.

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.

May 1, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Sleepypod targets deep-chested dogs with new crash-tested harness

Sleepypod’s Clickit Range adds a 5-star-certified car restraint option for dogs with hard-to-fit body shapes.

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.

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.

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.

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.

May 1, 2026 · 4 sources Birds Cattle +2

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.

What canine sleep research says about the dream life of dogs

A Whole Dog Journal explainer highlights growing evidence that dogs experience REM-linked dream-like sleep.

May 1, 2026 · 1 source Birds Dogs +1

May 1, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Wholesomes Rewards adds sensitive treats, updates packaging

Midwestern expands Wholesomes Rewards with sensitivity-focused treats and a Tunnel to Towers tie-in.

May 1, 2026 · 4 sources Dogs Cats

Study finds some ticks can survive weeks on home flooring

Ohio State researchers found lone star and Gulf Coast ticks can persist indoors for up to about three weeks.

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.

May 1, 2026 · 3 sources

Fred Wininger spotlights a single-specialty neurology model

A new podcast highlights how The Animal Neurology Center is building around neurology alone.

May 1, 2026 · 2 sources

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.

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.

May 1, 2026 · 7 sources

Why dogs probably dream, and why that matters in practice

Research suggests dogs likely dream during REM sleep, offering useful context for client questions about normal sleep behavior versus neurologic concern.

May 1, 2026 · 1 source Birds Dogs +1

Why post-close integration may decide animal health deals

A new commentary argues animal health acquisitions often lose value when key people and relationships leave after closing.

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.

May 1, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

RAWZ grows its giving story as premium nutrition claims draw interest

RAWZ says it has donated more than $4.15 million while expanding its profile in premium pet nutrition.

Synthetic cannabinoids test the limits of equine doping control

A new review outlines why synthetic cannabinoids are unusually difficult to detect in racehorses.

Review spotlights fisetin’s reproductive potential in mammals

A new review says fisetin shows promise in reproductive biology, but veterinary use remains early and largely preclinical.

Apr 30, 2026 · 2 sources

Apr 30, 2026 · 2 sources Dogs

AI heart murmur detection tool for dogs reaches veterinary clinics

Boehringer Ingelheim and Eko Health launched an AI tool to help veterinarians detect and grade canine heart murmurs earlier.

Apr 30, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

AI model aims to flag dog dental disease risk earlier

A new Bayesian network model could help veterinarians identify dogs at higher periodontal disease risk sooner.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 30, 2026 · 1 source Small ruminants

FDA approves first generic moxidectin drench for sheep

First Priority’s OTC generic moxidectin drench for sheep is now FDA-approved as a bioequivalent to Cydectin.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 30, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Hill’s launches feline diet for weight loss and mobility support

Hill’s new Prescription Diet Metabolic + j/d combines feline weight management and joint support in one therapeutic formula.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 30, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Rare dual stifle tendon avulsion reported in a juvenile dog

A new case report describes the first documented concurrent partial avulsion of two uncommon canine stifle tendons.

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.

Apr 30, 2026 · 1 source Cats

Sodium bentonite gains ground as a premium cat litter standard

Askana Terra is betting that high-grade sodium bentonite will redefine what pet parents and brands expect from clumping litter.

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.

Apr 30, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Study examines canine plasma xenotransfusion in 14 cats

A new multicenter case series suggests canine plasma may help some cats when feline plasma isn't available.

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.

Apr 30, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Study links CBD to lower inflammatory signaling in canine mammary cancer cells

A new in vitro study suggests CBD may reduce inflammatory signaling in canine mammary carcinoma cells.

Study links microplastics to poorer welfare in goldfish

A new study found microplastic exposure reduced feeding, altered stress responses, and impaired growth in goldfish.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 30, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Exotics

Texas A&M warns of distemper risk during summer pet adoptions

TVMDL is urging extra awareness of canine distemper as summer shelter crowding raises risk for newly adopted dogs.

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.

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.

Vets Pets adds fifth Oak Heart hospital in Raleigh

Vets Pets plans a fifth Oak Heart location in Raleigh as regional groups keep expanding around pet parent demand.

Apr 30, 2026 · 1 source Fish Birds +3

Apr 30, 2026 · 1 source Horses Cats

Why disability planning is moving up the veterinary agenda

High injury rates and heavy debt are sharpening the case for disability planning in veterinary medicine.

Asher House Wellness rebrands as Lillie&Lee

Lee Asher’s wellness brand has a new name, with the same pet products and a broader push into pet-and-human wellness.

Apr 30, 2026 · 2 sources

ASPCA deploys disaster team to CNMI after Typhoon Sinlaku

ASPCA has deployed to the Northern Mariana Islands to support animal relief efforts after Super Typhoon Sinlaku.

Dog’s stomach blockage reveals six socks and part of a tote bag

A South Jersey dog recovered after emergency surgery uncovered six socks and part of a tote bag in his stomach.

Golden Pet Brands names CEO, CFO as portfolio stands up

Golden Pet Brands, formerly part of Golden Hippo, named Apu Mody CEO and John Meloun CFO.

Southeast Pet founder Greg Judge shifts to chairman role

Southeast Pet named Ryan Judge CEO as founder Greg Judge moved to board chairman during the distributor’s 50th year.

Apr 30, 2026 · 3 sources Dogs

Study highlights questionnaire-based risk factors for canine PD

A new study suggests pet parent questionnaires may help flag dogs at higher risk of periodontal disease.

Apr 30, 2026 · 1 source Fish

Swim bladder disease in fish is a syndrome, not one diagnosis

A PetMD explainer highlights why fish buoyancy problems need workups, not one-size-fits-all treatment.

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.

Apr 30, 2026 · 5 sources

Chiesi to acquire KalVista in $1.9 billion rare disease deal

Chiesi is buying KalVista for about $1.9 billion, centered on newly approved HAE therapy EKTERLY.

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.

Apr 30, 2026 · 4 sources

Review urges a multiorgan view of canine heart failure

A new review argues canine heart failure should be managed as a systemic, multiorgan disorder, not only a myocardial disease.

Apr 29, 2026 · 2 sources

Why reptile glass surfing may be an escape signal

New bearded dragon research suggests glass surfing often reflects escape motivation and enclosure-related welfare concerns.

Apr 29, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Why heartworm prevention messaging is getting more attention

Veterinary teams are being urged to tighten how they explain year-round heartworm prevention and risk.

Apr 29, 2026 · 1 source Cats

4-week lameness may flag poorer fracture outcomes in sheep and goats

A new JAVMA study suggests lameness at 4 weeks after stabilization predicts long-term complications in small ruminants.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 29, 2026 · 1 source Fish

Fish fungal infections put focus on diagnosis and tank conditions

A new PetMD explainer highlights three common fish fungal infections and the husbandry issues that often drive them.

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.

Apr 29, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Gheda puts QR-based sourcing proof at the center of pet food

Gheda’s new UNICA GHEDA platform uses QR codes to show where main pet food ingredients come from.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Pruritus care shifts toward more tailored treatment plans

Updated itch-management guidance highlights tailored therapy, diagnostics, and new canine drug options.

Apr 29, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Psychobiotics put the gut-brain axis on vets’ radar

New attention on psychobiotics highlights the promise, and limits, of microbiome-based support for pet anxiety.

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.

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.

Single-cell study maps fetal goat muscle development

A new Animals study charts how fetal goat muscle cells coordinate and change during development.

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.

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.

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.

Study maps body measurement loci in Yili horses

A new genomics study links body measurement traits in Yili horses to candidate genetic loci.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 29, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Study probes hormone-linked gene expression in female dogs’ MCTs

New research examines whether spay status is tied to hormone receptor and growth-factor expression in canine cutaneous mast cell tumors.

Study suggests horses show distress after a companion’s death

New research suggests horses often show lasting behavior changes after losing an equine companion.

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.

Apr 29, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Study validates stall-side IgG assay for foal passive transfer checks

A new Equine Veterinary Journal study found the Sidekick stall-side IgG assay tracked closely with lab methods in foals.

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.

Apr 29, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Tractor Supply plans major expansion of fresh pet food

Tractor Supply aims to take fresh and frozen pet food from 80 stores to 700 by the end of 2026.

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.

Apr 29, 2026 · 4 sources

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.

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.

Alcatraz East spotlights police K-9s during National Police Week

A Tennessee crime museum will host a Police Week K-9 meet and greet featuring specialized accelerant detection dogs.

Apr 29, 2026 · 1 source Birds Cattle +2

FDA approves first veterinary amlodipine for feline hypertension

FDA cleared Amodip, the first veterinary amlodipine product for cats with systemic hypertension.

Michigan jury convicts former Bay Animal Hospital manager

A Michigan jury convicted a former Bay Animal Hospital office manager of embezzling more than $20,000 from the clinic.

Apr 29, 2026 · 5 sources Dogs

New guidelines standardize diagnosis and monitoring of canine dementia

An international expert group has published the first consensus guidelines for diagnosing and monitoring canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome.

New Jersey Lottery puts real dogs on scratch-off tickets

Eighteen dogs will appear on New Jersey Lottery’s new Jersey Dog scratch-offs, marking a first for the state’s ticket lineup.

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.

Apr 29, 2026 · 3 sources

Apr 29, 2026 · 4 sources Dogs Cats

Parasite prevention messaging shifts toward trust, adherence, and risk

Fear Free’s parasite prevention message reinforces a wider push for year-round, household-focused client education.

Petland Iowa City wins 2026 BBB ethics award

Petland Iowa City received a 2026 BBB ethics award, drawing attention to trust, sourcing, and veterinary follow-up.

Teva moves to buy Emalex and its late-stage Tourette asset

Teva will pay $700 million upfront for Emalex, with up to $200 million more tied to milestones for ecopipam.

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.

AbbVie backs Kestrel’s pan-KRAS program with option-to-buy deal

Kestrel started Phase 1 dosing for KST-6051 as AbbVie signed a deal worth up to $1.45 billion.

CareDx moves into oncology with planned Naveris acquisition

CareDx will buy Naveris for up to $260 million, adding a reimbursed blood-based cancer surveillance test.

HUTCHMED wins priority review in China for sovleplenib in wAIHA

China’s NMPA accepted HUTCHMED’s sovleplenib filing for wAIHA and granted priority review.

NC State veterinary college highlights new faculty honors

NC State’s latest accolades roundup spotlights honors in veterinary teaching, research, and early-career innovation.

MRI findings may sharpen prognosis in small-dog AAI surgery

A new study links age, severe ventral cord compression, and syringomyelia to worse recovery after AAI surgery in small dogs.

Apr 28, 2026 · 2 sources

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.

Avian specialist outlines common emergency cases in exotic pets

Katherine Quesenberry highlights urgent presentations in rabbits, birds, reptiles, and guinea pigs.

Apr 28, 2026 · 1 source Birds Dogs +2

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.

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.

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.

Europe drives Swedencare growth in first quarter

Swedencare’s Europe revenue rose 38% in Q1 2026, led by Summit, dental sales, and online expansion.

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.

Apr 28, 2026 · 2 sources Cats

Low-stress feline visits move further into the veterinary mainstream

A new dvm360 discussion highlights practical ways clinics can reduce stress for cats before and during veterinary visits.

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.

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.

New review links Toxoplasma gondii to wider fertility risks

A new review says toxoplasmosis may impair male and female fertility, not just pregnancy outcomes.

Apr 28, 2026 · 2 sources Cats

No direct evidence guides fixation choice for feline tibial fractures

A new review found no direct studies comparing internal and external fixation complications in cats with closed tibial diaphyseal fractures.

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.

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.

Apr 28, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Philly dog bite reports fall, but aftermath still strains victims

Philadelphia dog bite reports are down from pandemic highs, but victims still face costs, confusion, and follow-up gaps.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 28, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Study links neutrophil ratios to fungal skin infections in dogs

A new Veterinary Dermatology study suggests CBC trends may help flag fungal infection risk in dogs on ciclosporin.

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.

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.

Apr 28, 2026 · 1 source Cats

Study maps how feline carpal ligaments share joint stability

A new cadaveric study suggests feline carpal stability depends on coordinated ligament and fascial support, not one dominant stabilizer.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 28, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Total hip replacement restores mobility in dog with hip dysplasia

A UC Davis case shows how total hip replacement can restore comfort and function in a dog with severe hip dysplasia.

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.

Apr 28, 2026 · 2 sources Birds Cattle +4

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.

Apr 28, 2026 · 1 source Cats

Why fragmented pet tech data is falling short in veterinary care

Pet tech is generating more data, but without integration and validation, much of it remains hard for veterinary teams to use.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 28, 2026 · 2 sources

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.

Apr 28, 2026 · 3 sources

California reports two more equine infectious anemia cases

San Joaquin and Fresno County cases extend California’s 2026 EIA activity and keep tracing efforts active.

Apr 28, 2026 · 4 sources

Apr 28, 2026 · 3 sources Birds Cattle +2

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.

Septic tenosynovitis case shows risks of minor fetlock wounds

A new Daily Vet Life episode examines how a small fetlock wound progressed to septic tenosynovitis.

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.

Vets Pets adds second Wilson Veterinary Hospital site in NC

Vets Pets plans to open Wilson Veterinary Hospital – West this summer, expanding capacity in its hometown market.

Apr 28, 2026 · 3 sources Dogs Cats

Why tick risk is becoming harder to predict in practice

Tick exposure is becoming more year-round and less geographically predictable, reshaping prevention and diagnostics.

AI shopping agents could reshape how pet parents choose products

A Pet Age commentary highlights how AI may influence pet product choices before trust in the technology catches up.

EMA accepts GSK’s bepirovirsen filing in chronic hepatitis B

GSK’s hepatitis B candidate bepirovirsen has entered EMA review after positive phase III data.

Apr 28, 2026 · 2 sources

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.

Mars backs Lithuanian wind project in latest Europe energy deal

Mars signed a long-term virtual PPA tied to a planned Lithuanian wind farm that will support its broader Europe decarbonization strategy.

Apr 28, 2026 · 3 sources Dogs Cats

Pet companies reshape leadership across Europe and Asia

A wave of executive changes signals new regional priorities for pet retail and animal health companies.

Pixee wins FDA clearance for Knee+ NexSight AR knee platform

Pixee Medical received FDA 510(k) clearance for its AR-guided Knee+ NexSight system for total knee arthroplasty.

Thermo Fisher to sell microbiology business to Astorg for $1.075B

Thermo Fisher will divest its microbiology business to Astorg, creating a standalone platform in susceptibility testing and culture media.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 27, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Dog regains walking ability after months of spinal rehab

A case report highlights prolonged but meaningful recovery after canine spinal cord injury.

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.

Apr 27, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Large feline case series adds data on off-label oclacitinib use

A 238-cat case series found off-label oclacitinib controlled skin disease signs in 59% of cats, with mostly mild adverse events.

Ohio State spotlights department giving at veterinary college

Ohio State is steering donors toward department-level funds for specialty training, research, and preventive medicine.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Beggin’ becomes official dog treat of U.S. Soccer

Purina’s Beggin’ brand is pairing a U.S. Soccer deal with a Brendan Hunt-led consumer campaign.

EQUUS spotlights a more integrated approach to horse fly control

A new EQUUS article underscores that effective fly control in horses depends on barn management, not sprays alone.

Apr 27, 2026 · 2 sources

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.

Joe Markham uses PetKORE to extend his KONG legacy

The KONG founder is spotlighting PetKORE’s push into enrichment and grooming for dogs, horses, and zoo animals.

Pet food oversight structure draws renewed conflict questions

A 2018 advocacy piece argues university-based pet food regulators face structural conflict concerns.

Southern California hybrid bees show early Varroa resistance

A UC Riverside study found SoCal hybrid honeybees carried far fewer Varroa mites than commercial colonies.

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.

Apr 27, 2026 · 2 sources

Veterinary roundup highlights AI, dermatology, and nutrition bets

New moves from UC Davis, Instinct, Purina, and Thrive point to where veterinary investment is heading.

Apr 27, 2026 · 2 sources Cats

Veterinary technician week spotlights career paths and support

National Veterinary Technician Week is increasingly focused on retention, career growth, and real support.

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.

CHMP backs Sanofi’s Cenrifki for non-relapsing SPMS

Sanofi’s tolebrutinib moved a step closer to EU approval after a positive CHMP opinion in non-relapsing SPMS.

Kith enters pet products with first wagwear collection

Kith’s first pet collection with wagwear brings branded dog gear into a fast-growing premium pet accessories market.

Motif wins FDA IDE for first depression implant feasibility trial

Motif Neurotech can now start its RESONATE study of a minimally invasive implant for treatment-resistant depression.

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.

Apr 26, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Dutch study estimates silent strangles carrier prevalence at 2%

A new Dutch survey found a 2.0% estimated prevalence of silent S. equi carriers in apparently healthy adult horses.

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.

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.

New review maps nutritional strategies against mycotoxin harm

A new review links mycotoxin damage to shared cellular pathways and highlights nutrition-based mitigation strategies.

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.

Apr 26, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Piezosurgery may widen options for equine oral tumor removal

A new equine case report suggests piezosurgery may help remove oral bone tumors with good cosmetic results.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 25, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Study identifies PBIE risk factors in warmblood mares

Older mares, embryo donors, and chilled semen cycles were linked to higher PBIE risk in a new warmblood study.

The Bird Bath launches Terminal for veterinary market tracking

The new platform combines practice, ownership, and consolidation data in one veterinary market intelligence system.

Apr 25, 2026 · 1 source Cats

UK study links feline dystocia risk to breed and brachycephaly

A UK emergency-care study found feline dystocia was rare overall, but often severe, with high surgical use and neonatal loss.

Why subclinical bacteriuria often shouldn't trigger antibiotics

A new commentary underscores that bacteriuria without urinary signs usually calls for restraint, not reflexive treatment.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 25, 2026 · 2 sources

Equine veterinarians stress regular monitoring for arthritis

New equine guidance highlights routine reevaluation to track osteoarthritis progression and adjust care plans.

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.

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.

Apr 24, 2026 · 1 source Birds Cattle

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.

Apr 24, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Exotics

Hamster cataracts usually call for monitoring, not surgery

PetMD highlights hamster cataracts as a common age-related condition best managed with monitoring and supportive care.

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.

Apr 24, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Study highlights limits of single-stage equine cheek tooth endodontics

A new study found residual debris in most severely infected equine cheek teeth after single-stage orthograde debridement.

Apr 24, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Study suggests good outcomes in dogs with multiple congenital shunts

A 15-dog study found strong outcomes when all congenital extrahepatic shunts were identified and surgically attenuated.

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.

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.

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.

HABRI expands ‘The Real Reason for Pets’ into a national campaign

HABRI’s new campaign uses research and storytelling to highlight how pets support mental, social, and physical wellbeing.

Halifax Humane bets a nickel on cat overpopulation control

Halifax Humane Society is offering male cat neuters for 5 cents through June 30 in a push to complete 900 surgeries.

Apr 24, 2026 · 3 sources

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.

Ontario Quarter Horse tests positive for strangles

A strangles case at a Wellington training facility adds to Ontario’s recurring equine biosecurity concerns.

Apr 24, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Exotics

PetMD spotlights cataracts in hamsters and when cloudy eyes need a vet

A new PetMD explainer says hamster cataracts are common, but sudden eye changes still need veterinary evaluation.

Study recasts heartworm’s global history through canine genomics

A new genomics study suggests heartworm spread with ancient canids, not just modern dog movement.

Cumberland sells branded drug portfolio to Apotex for $100M

Cumberland will divest its FDA-approved branded portfolio to Apotex and refocus on orphan-drug development.

FDA clears Regeneron gene therapy for OTOF-related hearing loss

Regeneron’s Otarmeni became the first approved gene therapy for a genetic form of hearing loss.

FLEX reports 12-month AV access data for vessel prep system

FLEX Vascular shared 12-month registry data at CX 2026 showing low complications and fewer repeat interventions in hemodialysis access.

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.

Interzoo 2026 heads to Nuremberg as its biggest edition yet

Interzoo 2026 will bring more than 2,350 exhibitors and expanded programming to Nuremberg in its largest edition so far.

Mabwell moves 9MW2821 into Phase III TNBC testing

Mabwell has launched a Phase III trial of 9MW2821 in previously treated metastatic or locally advanced TNBC.

A horse can have EMS without being overweight

New guidance underscores that insulin dysregulation, not obesity alone, defines equine metabolic syndrome.

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.

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.

Apr 23, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Blue Buffalo faces class action over grain-free DCM claims

An Illinois lawsuit says Blue Buffalo marketed grain-free dog food as healthy despite concerns about diet-associated DCM.

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.

Apr 23, 2026 · 1 source Cats Small ruminants

New records expand Jane Hinton’s veterinary legacy

Penn Vet reporting shows Jane Hinton served as a USDA field veterinarian into the 1980s, extending the record of her career.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 23, 2026 · 1 source Exotics

PetMD spotlights preventive care needs for pet degus

A new PetMD guide highlights the specialized diet, housing, and veterinary needs that shape degu health outcomes.

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.

Apr 23, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Whole Dog Journal highlights heavy breathing as a canine red flag

A new client-facing article urges faster evaluation of dogs with heavy breathing at rest.

Alabama’s Beau’s Law nears finish line on dog tethering

Alabama’s Beau’s Law would set statewide standards for tethering dogs outdoors and clarify enforcement before the session deadline.

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.

Apr 23, 2026 · 4 sources

Betta care guidance pushes back on the bowl-pet myth

Updated betta guidance emphasizes heated, filtered tanks, nutrition, and earlier veterinary involvement.

DemeRx wins FDA IND acceptance for DMX-1001 in AUD

FDA accepted DemeRx’s IND for DMX-1001 in alcohol use disorder, setting up an alcohol interaction study and a possible Phase 2 start in 2027.

FDA approves Merck’s Idvynso for suppressed HIV-1 adults

Merck’s new once-daily, two-drug HIV tablet won FDA approval for adults switching from a stable suppressive regimen.

Apr 23, 2026 · 2 sources

John Solomon Rarey’s legacy still shapes horse handling

A new Equus profile revisits the horse tamer whose emphasis on patience helped influence modern horsemanship.

NAVC adds Dechra to human-animal bond certified company group

Dechra has joined NAVC’s Human-Animal Bond Certified Company program, with customer training planned for 2026.

Apr 23, 2026 · 2 sources Fish Birds +4

Study links feed lipid-starch balance to liver metabolism in hybrid grouper

New research suggests lipid and starch balance in hybrid grouper diets can shape growth, blood chemistry, and liver metabolism.

Thai study adds genomic reference data for farmed edible crickets

A new Thailand preprint maps two farmed cricket mitogenomes, adding tools for identification, traceability, and future breeding work.

Wisconsin mare’s strangles case exposes 40 horses in Jefferson County

A Jefferson County mare tested positive for strangles, with 40 horses exposed at a Wisconsin boarding facility.

Apr 23, 2026 · 5 sources

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.

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.

Apr 22, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Horse owners may not change colic beliefs even when shown evidence

A UK study found persistent misconceptions about equine colic, even after horse owners received evidence-based information.

NC State opens Sheltie genetics study on gallbladder mucocele

NC State is enrolling Shetland Sheepdogs to study the genetic basis of gallbladder mucocele formation.

Apr 22, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Exotics

PetMD guide underscores bigger, safer housing for pet rabbits

A new PetMD rabbit housing guide reinforces enclosure size, exercise, flooring, and cleaning as core preventive care.

Apr 22, 2026 · 1 source Cats

PetMD highlights differential diagnosis for swollen lymph nodes in cats

A new PetMD explainer urges veterinary evaluation for unexplained feline lymph node swelling.

Apr 22, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Study links rib cartilage mineralization to age in juvenile dogs

A radiology study suggests rib cartilage mineralization may help estimate age in young dogs, with breed differences shaping the timeline.

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.

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.

Apr 22, 2026 · 2 sources

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.

Amneal moves to buy Kashiv in $1.1B biosimilars push

Amneal plans to acquire Kashiv BioSciences, expanding its biosimilars platform in a deal worth about $1.1 billion.

April observances give practices tools for outreach and team recognition

April’s veterinary observances are creating timely openings for staff recognition, pet parent education, and public health messaging.

Apr 22, 2026 · 4 sources Fish Birds +4

Carnivore Meat Company names Lindsay Meyers to technical role

Carnivore Meat Company hired former Primal executive Lindsay Meyers to lead technical services across safety, nutrition, and compliance.

China report adds one new Amaloxestis moth species and four records

A new Animals paper describes one new Amaloxestis species and reports four others from China for the first time.

Dead gray whales in Washington raise renewed nutrition concerns

Two emaciated gray whales found near Ocean Shores add to concern about renewed West Coast nutritional stress.

Environmental health gains ground in veterinary team wellbeing

NOMV and industry leaders are linking climate, pet health, and veterinary team wellbeing more directly.

Apr 22, 2026 · 3 sources

Apr 22, 2026 · 3 sources Horses

Equine colic education faces a stubborn barrier: client misconceptions

New research suggests horse owner misconceptions about colic can persist even after evidence-based education.

EU clears Ipsen’s Ojemda for BRAF-altered pediatric glioma

The European Commission granted conditional approval to Ojemda for previously treated BRAF-altered pediatric low-grade glioma.

FDA expands Tzield use to children as young as 1

Sanofi said the FDA expanded Tzield’s label to children age 1 and older with stage 2 type 1 diabetes.

First PCR-confirmed feline hemoplasmosis case reported in Bosnia

A new case report highlights the first published PCR-confirmed feline hemoplasmosis case in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Genentech posts Phase III win for Enspryng in MOGAD

Phase III data show satralizumab cut relapse risk by 68% in MOGAD, with filings planned.

Green alga found on turbot skin lesions in chronic aeromoniasis case

A Veterinary Pathology case report links Ulva colonization on turbot skin lesions to chronic aeromoniasis after storm damage.

Mitogenome study sharpens the evolutionary picture for nose flies

A new Rhiniinae mitogenomics study adds molecular data to a poorly resolved branch of the blow fly family tree.

Pet industry dealmaking picks up again across services and supply

New pet industry acquisitions and mergers are signaling a more active 2026 for distribution, services, and nutrition.

Apr 22, 2026 · 2 sources

Regeneron advances cemdisiran after Phase 3 gMG data

Regeneron reported detailed Phase 3 NIMBLE results and said it has submitted a U.S. application for cemdisiran in gMG.

Study challenges size-based assumptions for canine adrenal masses

A JAVMA study found lesion size didn’t predict malignancy in canine incidental adrenal masses.

Study evaluates adapted activity index for canine pancreatitis

A new prospective study tests whether aMCAI can better track severity and prognosis in dogs with acute pancreatitis.

Study links phloretin to ferroptosis protection in goat stem cells

A new lab study suggests phloretin may protect goat mesenchymal stem cells from ferroptosis through Nrf2/HO-1/GPX4 signaling.

Study suggests mid-30% protein target for juvenile Tor sinensis

A new study finds juvenile Tor sinensis grew best on diets with about 34% protein, with benefits for gut and antioxidant markers.

Virbac’s pet business lifts Q1 as Thyronorm adds momentum

Virbac reported strong Q1 2026 growth, led by companion animal products and an early boost from Thyronorm.

Wearable sensor study may help vets sort ortho vs neuro gait

A new study found wearable inertial sensors and deep learning classified canine gait disorders with 96% accuracy.

Apr 22, 2026 · 2 sources

What first-job veterinary contracts should cover

A new EquiManagement article urges early-career veterinarians to closely review pay, benefits, and noncompete terms.

Study links higher milk allowance to more play in dairy calves

University of Bristol researchers found better-fed calves played more, while restricted-fed calves prioritized food-seeking.

Apr 21, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Exercise ECGs may flag sudden death risk in Thoroughbreds

A small case series links atrial fibrillation and recovery arrhythmias to exercise-associated sudden death in racehorses.

NC State CVM debuts undergraduate research symposium

NC State’s veterinary college held its first symposium dedicated to undergraduate researchers working in CBC labs.

Apr 21, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Rare case links GDV and heartworm disease in dog with situs inversus

A new case report describes successful GDV surgery in a bloodhound with situs inversus totalis and concurrent heartworm disease.

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.

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.

Alberta bets on summer student jobs to build its rural vet pipeline

A new Alberta pilot will pay rural clinics up to $10,000 to hire veterinary students for summer work.

Biogen takes global felzartamab rights in TJ Bio China deal

Biogen will pay up to $850 million to secure Greater China rights to felzartamab from TJ Biopharma.

Case report identifies new putative DMD variant in a cat

A new feline case report links X-linked muscular dystrophy to a newly reported putative DMD variant.

Chinese giant salamander study debuts respiratory dataset

A new dataset aims to improve noninvasive respiratory monitoring in Chinese giant salamanders.

Horse fly-control advice shifts focus beyond sprays

Equine media are emphasizing integrated fly control, with sanitation and habitat management at the center.

Loopworm reports carbon-negative footprint for pet food ingredients

Loopworm says a PwC India assessment found its silkworm-based pet and feed ingredients are carbon-negative.

Mentorship becomes a job-decision test for new vet grads

NOMV and dvm360 say new graduates should ask for specifics, not promises, when a practice says it offers mentorship.

Monopar highlights neurologic Phase 3 data for ALXN1840

New Phase 3 analyses suggest ALXN1840 may reduce neurologic worsening in Wilson disease ahead of a planned mid-2026 FDA filing.

Apr 21, 2026 · 3 sources Dogs Cats

NAVC maps out 2026 education calendar and workforce efforts

NAVC’s latest calendar highlights webinars, hands-on CE, support-staff training, and a workforce diversity initiative.

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.

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.

Apr 21, 2026 · 3 sources

Pet businesses rethink how to handle rude shoppers

Pet Age spotlights a growing reality: protecting frontline teams from rude shoppers is now a staffing and safety issue.

Rat study tracks molecular signals in fetal gastric maturation

A new AJVR study links late-gestation stomach development in fetal rats to shifts in GLUT-1, GLUT-4, and IGF-1 receptor expression.

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.

Study links food webs to intake risk at coastal nuclear plants

A new study says trophic interactions may improve forecasts of high-risk marine species near nuclear plant intakes.

Study links laminitis and stabling to strangulating lipoma risk

New equine research links laminitis, EMS, and stabling patterns with strangulating lipoma colic risk.

Apr 21, 2026 · 3 sources

Study links stubborn canine yeast otitis to miconazole resistance

University of Illinois researchers identified ERG11-linked reduced miconazole susceptibility in Malassezia from dogs with otitis externa.

Apr 21, 2026 · 3 sources

Study tests lower-protein dairy diets with Actisaf Sc 47

A new dairy cow study links lower crude protein diets, with or without Actisaf Sc 47, to nitrogen-efficiency questions vets are watching.

Study tracks movement and pathogen exposure in California donkeys

A new study links free-roaming donkey habitat use in California with AHV-5 and SEZ exposure patterns.

Washington strangles case highlights intake biosecurity gaps

A confirmed strangles case in Grant County, Washington, exposed four horses after a recent equid purchase.

Apr 20, 2026 · 1 source Pigs

African swine fever keeps pressuring Nepal’s pig sector

A new analysis suggests Nepal’s ASF outbreak is broader and more damaging than official figures show.

Apr 20, 2026 · 1 source Birds Cattle +6

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.

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.

Apr 20, 2026 · 2 sources Dogs Cats

Parasite myth-busting sharpens year-round prevention message

New veterinary podcast coverage reinforces year-round parasite prevention and annual heartworm testing.

PetMD spotlights dog gum color as an early triage clue

An updated PetMD guide reminds pet parents that gum color and capillary refill time can flag canine emergencies.

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.

Apr 20, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Study tests Trendelenburg and norepinephrine in hypovolemic horses

A new EVJ study found Trendelenburg positioning briefly improved haemodynamics in anaesthetised hypovolemic horses, especially with norepinephrine.

Apr 20, 2026 · 2 sources Dogs

UC Davis links RESF1 variant to Addison’s disease in Tollers

A newly published UC Davis study identifies a RESF1 variant tied to juvenile Addison’s disease in Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retrievers.

Bond Vet adds membership program built around exams and virtual access

Bond Vet launched a membership program pairing exam discounts with priority virtual support.

Apr 20, 2026 · 1 source Cats

Cats gain attention as models for virus-linked liver cancer

New research links feline hepatitis B virus to liver cancer, strengthening cats’ role in One Health oncology.

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.

CT case report details bronchopericardial fistulas in a dog

A new case report describes the first CT findings of bronchopericardial fistulas in a dog and their surgical resolution.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Rare imaging case links Addisonian crisis to vena caval hematoma

A new canine case report describes adrenal hemorrhage with vena caval hematoma during an Addisonian crisis.

Rare spinal hemangiosarcoma case highlights MRI-CT staging in a dog

A new case report shows how MRI and CT helped diagnose and stage a rare lumbar spinal hemangiosarcoma in a dog.

Sedation protocol lowered portal vein velocity in hospitalized dogs

A new study found medetomidine-butorphanol sedation significantly reduced portal vein velocity on Doppler ultrasound in dogs.

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.

Study finds pet parents still miss subtle signs of canine pain

A new PLOS ONE study found dog owners often miss subtle pain behaviors, reinforcing the need for stronger client education.

Study maps radiographic differences across canine PDA shunt types

A new study suggests thoracic radiographs may help distinguish left-to-right, right-to-left, and bidirectional PDA in dogs.

Study points to active skin-cell role in rabies infection

New research suggests keratinocytes may replicate rabies virus and help pass it to neurons after superficial exposure.

Study suggests low added bone-loss risk after canine sinonasal RT

A new study found alveolar bone loss rose over time in dogs with sinonasal tumors, but not significantly more in irradiated dental regions.

Veterinary medicine is confronting the motherhood penalty

A My Vet Candy commentary spotlights how pregnancy, leave, and childcare still shape veterinary careers.

Why Mars’ Nashville dog park matters beyond branding

Mars’ new IAMS Bark Park signals a broader push to build pet-friendly urban spaces with real implications for veterinary care.

ASPCA, Best Friends launch $14M push to strengthen LA shelters

A new $14 million initiative aims to improve shelter care, foster capacity, and outcomes across LA Animal Services.

Apr 20, 2026 · 2 sources

AstraZeneca reports Phase III COPD win for tozorakimab

AstraZeneca said tozorakimab cut COPD exacerbations in two Phase III trials on top of standard inhaled therapy.

Apr 20, 2026 · 2 sources

DNA study clarifies Acanthosaura coronata complex

A new analysis uses museum and field specimens to confirm A. murphyi and expand its apparent range.

Fauna Foods marks 50 years with Meadowlands industry event

Fauna Foods plans a 50th anniversary event at Meadowlands, with a record number of manufacturers and new vendor participation.

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.

Jena Sophia spotlights stress as a hidden drag on performance

A PharmaShots interview argues chronic stress patterns may be limiting high performers more than lack of discipline.

Lauren Petry profile highlights resilience, legacy at Tuskegee

Vet Candy’s Rising Stars profile spotlights a soon-to-be Tuskegee graduate shaped by family resilience, HBCU legacy, and self-compassion.

Apr 20, 2026 · 2 sources Dogs Cats

Litter box missteps remain a key driver of feline house-soiling

New coverage underscores that litter box problems in cats often reflect medical, environmental, or behavioral causes, not misbehavior.

Nutrish taps Jenn Lueke for home chef-inspired bowls push

Rachael Ray Nutrish launched a new campaign with Jenn Lueke and restored Rachael Ray’s name to packaging.

Pheast posts early Phase 1a PHST001 data at AACR 2026

Pheast reported early safety, target engagement, and activity signals for PHST001 in advanced solid tumors.

Study links schooling to faster upstream migration in elongate loach

A new flume study found endangered elongate loach moved upstream faster in groups and preferred lower-velocity flow.

Study links TVT morphology to local immune response in dogs

A new study suggests steady and progressive TVTs in Mexican dogs differ in histopathology and local immune response.

Study maps tissue-specific gene regulation in sheep

A new sheep genomics study maps promoters and enhancers across tissues, offering a clearer view of how traits and disease risks may be regulated.

Apr 20, 2026 · 2 sources

Study tracks croaker cell splicing changes during megalocytivirus infection

A new paper links megalocytivirus infection in croaker cells to autophagy and vesicle transport changes at a key early stage.

UCB buys Neurona to push into regenerative epilepsy therapy

UCB agreed to acquire Neurona for up to $1.15 billion, adding epilepsy cell therapy candidate NRTX-1001.

WordRx brings Wordle-style play to veterinary vocabulary

Veterinary Practice News is turning veterinary terminology into a recurring Wordle-style learning game.

Yak Pasteurella study points to OMVs as a vaccine candidate

A new Animals study found OMVs from yak-origin Pasteurella multocida showed promising vaccine activity in preclinical testing.

AHI welcomes animal health carveout in new pharma tariff order

AHI says the White House tariff proclamation recognizes animal health products, but key implementation details still matter.

Parnell buys Noble Pharma to expand U.S. manufacturing

Parnell added a Wisconsin manufacturing site in a deal aimed at boosting U.S. supply continuity and production capacity.

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.

Study flags capsule-deficient NMEC strain in calf meningitis case

A new study describes a multidrug-resistant, capsule-deficient E. coli linked to fatal meningitis in a calf.

Study highlights renal Doppler marker for canine hypovolemia

A new canine study suggests renal artery resistive index may be an earlier, stronger ultrasound marker of hypovolemia than CVC-based measures.

Study links Ligula infection to oxidative stress in common bream

A Veterinary Sciences paper finds parasite-associated shifts in antioxidant defenses and protein oxidation in common bream.

Two unusual bacteria linked to necrotizing fasciitis in dogs

A new case report ties Acinetobacter lactucae and Bacillus paramobilis to fulminant necrotizing fasciitis in two dogs.

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.

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.

Apr 18, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Study questions current weaning criteria for ventilated dogs

A new study found many dogs were successfully liberated from ventilation despite not meeting current veterinary criteria.

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.

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.

Apr 18, 2026 · 2 sources

Chile mite study adds Nothofagicola and updates a global key

A new Chilean mite genus and revised identification key sharpen the taxonomy of a little-known phytoptid group.

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.

Apr 18, 2026 · 3 sources

Apr 18, 2026 · 2 sources Dogs

Open Farm removes six dog food products over plastic film issue

Open Farm pulled select lots of six dog food products after finding non-toxic plastic film in limited production runs.

Apr 18, 2026 · 2 sources Horses

Study puts cone-beam CT ahead in equine tendon sheath lesions

A prospective trial found cone-beam CT tenography aligned best with tenoscopy for key equine digital flexor tendon sheath lesions.

Apr 17, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Dogs can form real friendships, behavior experts say

A PetMD report says dogs form preferred social bonds, with implications for behavior counseling and socialization advice.

Jason Canapp spotlights remote leadership across three practices

An Instinct podcast examines how one veterinary CEO manages three hospitals from 2,500 miles away.

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.

Revival recalls canine milk replacers over vitamin D variability

Revival recalled select canine milk replacers after finding vitamin D levels that were both too high and too low.

African elephant genomes point to a more isolated future

A major genomics study found African elephants were once more connected, but many populations are now becoming genetically isolated.

Brooke USA launches Native American equine welfare initiative

Brooke USA says its new initiative will bring hoof care, veterinary services, and farrier training to Northern Plains reservations.

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.

Apr 17, 2026 · 2 sources

Ciacci Zanella named next director of UNL veterinary school

Janice Reis Ciacci Zanella will lead UNL’s School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences starting August 1, 2026.

Leadership transitions reshape VETgirl and Today’s Veterinary Business

VETgirl and Today’s Veterinary Business are both navigating high-profile leadership handoffs in 2026.

Apr 17, 2026 · 2 sources

Philips wins FDA clearance for AI-powered Verida spectral CT

Philips has cleared its Verida spectral CT system in the US, adding AI-powered reconstruction to always-on spectral imaging.

Apr 17, 2026 · 4 sources Cats

Rural veterinarian shortage draws renewed focus on food supply

Merck Animal Health’s latest spotlight adds momentum to state and federal efforts to shore up rural food animal veterinary care.

Vital Pet Life brings ASC-labeled salmon oil to Walmart

Vital Pet Life says its Only Salmon Oil is the first ASC-labeled pet supplement sold in the U.S.

Warm-bodied sharks and tunas face rising heat stress in warming seas

A new Science study finds warm-bodied sharks and tunas burn far more energy, raising overheating risk as oceans warm.

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.

Apr 16, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Dog surgery aftercare guide highlights normal recovery vs red flags

A new PetMD guide helps pet parents spot expected post-op changes and know when a dog needs urgent veterinary follow-up.

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.

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.

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.

Apr 16, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Study highlights locking plate option for canine shoulder luxation

A 10-dog case series found most patients regained full function after temporary locking plate stabilization.

Trojan horse antibiotic strategies gain attention in Pseudomonas

A new review highlights siderophore-linked antibiotics as a possible path around Pseudomonas aeruginosa resistance.

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.

Apr 15, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Hands-on training improved LA:Ao image acquisition in students

A new veterinary education study found hands-on training improved LA:Ao image acquisition, while video alone was enough for interpretation.

Apr 15, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Exotics +1

Recovery wear gains attention as post-op alternative to e-collars

Fear Free spotlights protective recovery wear as a lower-stress option for some post-operative veterinary patients.

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.

Apr 15, 2026 · 1 source

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.

Apr 15, 2026 · 1 source

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.

Apr 15, 2026 · 2 sources

Vet software firms push integrated fixes for after-hours charting

Instinct and Shepherd are both arguing that embedded AI, not standalone tools, is the key to reducing after-hours charting.

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.

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.

Apr 14, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Consensus study sets framework for yearling sales endoscopy

Australasian equine experts agreed on standardized grading and risk reporting for Thoroughbred yearling sales endoscopy.

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.

Apr 14, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Litter box avoidance guidance underscores medical-first approach

PetMD’s litter box explainer echoes feline guidance: rule out disease first, then fix box setup, access, and stressors.

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.

Penn Vet names 2026 SAVMA Student Teaching Award honorees

Penn Vet students recognized top teaching, clinical, and hospital mentors across Ryan Hospital and New Bolton Center.

Apr 14, 2026 · 1 source Birds Dogs +3

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.

Apr 14, 2026 · 1 source Cats

Rescue cat’s legacy funds long-term feline heart research

NC State has created a new endowed feline health research chair inspired by Vladimir, a rescue cat lost to HCM.

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.

Apr 14, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Why stabling is drawing attention in Main Line steeplechase

Pre-race stabling is getting renewed focus as Main Line steeplechase events emphasize equine monitoring, welfare, and veterinary oversight.

Podcast spotlights Jon Geller’s path from practice to street medicine

A new podcast episode follows Dr. Jon Geller’s journey and the growth of Street Dog Coalition.

Apr 13, 2026 · 1 source

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.

Apr 13, 2026 · 1 source

Apr 13, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Review finds limited but positive evidence for grapiprant in dogs

A new review says grapiprant may help chronic canine osteoarthritis pain, but the overall evidence remains weak.

Apr 13, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Study maps normal CT appearance of palatine tonsils in dogs

A 140-dog CT study establishes reference features for presumed normal canine palatine tonsils.

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.

Apr 13, 2026 · 1 source

Audit-based protocol cut SSI after equine exploratory celiotomy

A retrospective study found a surgical audit framework helped reduce SSI after equine exploratory celiotomy from 29% to 2.3%.

Cervical epidural analgesia shows promise, tradeoffs in horses

A small crossover study found forelimb lameness improved after cervical epidural detomidine-morphine, but sedation and ataxia were common.

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.

Apr 11, 2026 · 1 source

Study compares screw and X-plate repair for equine carpal fractures

An ex vivo study found similar strength for lag screws and an X-plate construct in equine accessory carpal bone fracture repair.

Apr 11, 2026 · 1 source Dogs Cats

Study highlights laparoscopic repair for PPDH in dogs and cats

A new multicenter case series suggests laparoscopic PPDH repair may be feasible in selected small-animal patients.

Study maps expected peritoneal fluid changes after equine colic surgery

A new study suggests elevated postoperative peritoneal lactate and protein may be expected for a week after equine GI surgery.

Apr 11, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Study suggests double plating may strengthen canine scapula repair

An ex vivo study found double plate fixation improved stiffness and reduced displacement in a canine scapula fracture model.

What aging metabolic horses need now

Older horses with PPID or insulin dysregulation need more tailored feeding, exercise, and medication plans.

Apr 11, 2026 · 2 sources

Apr 10, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Canine vitiligo draws attention to diagnosis and differentiation

A new consumer explainer on canine vitiligo underscores that the condition is usually cosmetic, but its lookalikes may not be.

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.

Apr 10, 2026 · 1 source

ABCD updates FIP treatment guidance as antiviral use expands

New ABCD guidance says FIP is now often treatable and curable when antivirals are available.

Apr 9, 2026 · 2 sources Dogs Cats

Consensus definitions aim to clarify infectious urinary disease

A new Delphi study sets standard terms for infectious urinary tract disease in dogs and cats.

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.

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.

Apr 9, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Study links six-person canine CPR teams to better decision-making

A new simulation study found six-rescuer canine CPR teams outperformed four-person teams in assessment and decision-making.

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.

FIP antiviral success brings a new stewardship challenge

Experts say cats need continued access to FIP antivirals, but careless use could raise resistance risks.

Apr 9, 2026 · 3 sources

Apr 8, 2026 · 1 source Horses

Equine laminitis study points to more stable radiographic cutoffs

A new study suggests smoothed ROC analysis may improve radiographic threshold setting for equine laminitis.

Apr 8, 2026 · 1 source Cats

Study suggests UHMWPE may ease feline Achilles repair recovery

A new case series found most cats regained function after Achilles repair with UHMWPE, without rigid immobilization.

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.

Apr 8, 2026 · 1 source

Why environmental surveillance is gaining ground in poultry AMR

A JAVMA review says U.S. poultry AMR surveillance misses key environmental reservoirs on farms.

Apr 8, 2026 · 1 source

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.

Apr 8, 2026 · 1 source

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.

Apr 7, 2026 · 1 source

Apr 7, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Dog vomiting guidance highlights emergency red flags

An updated PetMD explainer reminds pet parents and clinicians that canine vomiting can signal anything from mild upset to a surgical emergency.

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.

Apr 7, 2026 · 1 source

Apr 7, 2026 · 1 source Cattle Small ruminants

Rinderpest’s eradication still shapes disease control 15 years later

Tufts says rinderpest’s eradication offers practical lessons for today’s livestock disease campaigns.

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.

Apr 7, 2026 · 1 source

Clinician’s Brief spotlights autotransfusion in emergency vet care

A new Clinician’s Brief podcast revisits autotransfusion as a rapid option when donor blood isn’t immediately available.

Apr 6, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

CT case report links grass awn migration to carotid injury in dog

A new case report shows how contrast-enhanced CT identified a grass awn causing esophageal perforation and carotid injury in a dog.

French bulldog fracture study finds similar outcomes across fixes

A new study suggests screw/plate and screw/pin fixation perform similarly in French bulldog unicondylar humeral fractures.

Apr 6, 2026 · 1 source Dogs

Inhaled ICG shows early promise for canine lung imaging

A six-dog feasibility study found inhaled indocyanine green safely produced rapid fluorescence in normal canine lung tissue.

MRI study sharpens local staging picture for canine bone sarcomas

A 20-dog study found MRI, especially STIR sequences, showed more intramedullary tumor extent than CT.

Rare canine aortic chondrosarcoma diagnosed by transarterial biopsy

A case report describes transarterial biopsy and SBRT for a rare intraluminal aortic chondrosarcoma in a dog.

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.

VETgirl podcast spotlights medical error reporting in vet med

A new VETgirl podcast with Dr. Rochelle Low examines how error reporting can improve patient safety and workplace culture.

Cambridge study widens BOAS risk list to 12 more dog breeds

A new Cambridge study suggests BOAS risk extends beyond the usual brachycephalic breeds, with weight and nostril shape also affecting risk.

Apr 6, 2026 · 4 sources

Cats reach a quarter of vet visits, highlighting feline care gap

CATalyst Council says cats now make up 24.7% of U.S. vet visits, with a $34 billion feline market opportunity still largely uncaptured.

Dr. Tarron Herring’s story highlights diversity’s next challenge

A new podcast spotlights Dr. Tarron Herring’s path to practice ownership and what it says about diversity in veterinary medicine.

Equine wound care update highlights stage-based topical choices

New equine wound education emphasizes matching topical therapy to wound type, location, and healing stage.

Generic omeprazole adds a new option for equine gastric disease

FDA’s first generic omeprazole paste could improve access, but diagnosis and disease subtype still drive treatment.

Apr 6, 2026 · 5 sources

Japan approves Dupixent for adults with bullous pemphigoid

Japan cleared Dupixent for bullous pemphigoid, expanding the first targeted option for this rare autoimmune skin disease.

Maryland EHV-1 case ends in euthanasia at Anne Arundel barn

A Maryland horse with EHV-1 was euthanized, with 29 others exposed at an Anne Arundel County boarding facility.

Naloxone training gains relevance as opioid overdoses threaten dogs

Veterinary guidance is reinforcing that naloxone can reverse opioid overdose in dogs, but follow-up emergency care is still essential.

Apr 6, 2026 · 5 sources

NAVC builds out a year-round calendar beyond VMX

NAVC is expanding its 2026 education lineup with webinars, HiVE events, and hands-on SkillShop training.

Apr 6, 2026 · 10 sources

Pet industry M&A activity accelerates across food, wellness, and supply

New pet industry deals are clustering around nutrition, supplements, manufacturing, and animal health infrastructure.

Apr 6, 2026 · 4 sources

PRN names first veterinary technician award winner

PRN Pharmacal honored Cassidi Hoffman and opened year-round nominations for its next veterinary technician award.

Sanofi’s venglustat wins FDA breakthrough tag in type 3 Gaucher

FDA granted Breakthrough Therapy designation to Sanofi’s venglustat for neurological manifestations of type 3 Gaucher disease.

Seattle One Health clinic shows pets can open the door to care

A Seattle clinic found that veterinary visits helped young people experiencing homelessness accept medical care for themselves.

Apr 6, 2026 · 5 sources Dogs Exotics +1

Vet visits are falling as pet care costs keep rising

New data shows fewer veterinary visits, higher prices, and growing pressure on preventive care.

Veterinary Apothecary highlights new dermatology drug, safety signals

A dvm360 roundup spotlights new veterinary drug approvals, with Zenrelia’s vaccine warning drawing particular clinical attention.

Apr 6, 2026 · 12 sources

VetEvolve spotlights leadership as its practice network grows

VetEvolve honored 2025 leadership award winners as it continues expanding its veterinary practice network.

Why workaround culture is becoming a veterinary PIMS warning sign

Instinct’s latest post argues that everyday software workarounds may signal deeper workflow and patient care risks.

Apr 6, 2026 · 4 sources

Wisconsin strangles case highlights rescue movement risks

A Jefferson County mare tested positive for strangles, adding to recent Wisconsin and Michigan alerts.

New SAVMA president puts student advocacy at the center

LSU student Spencer Stelly takes over SAVMA as workforce and scope-of-practice debates intensify.

Case report links zinc foreign body ingestion to methemoglobinemia

A new canine case report suggests methemoglobinemia may be an underrecognized complication of zinc foreign body toxicosis.

Apr 5, 2026 · 1 source

Metal toxicity warning highlights zinc, lead, and copper risks

Texas A&M and a new case report spotlight overlooked metal exposures and a possible new zinc toxicosis complication in dogs.

Apr 5, 2026 · 2 sources

Study links glucosamine to better shell quality in aged hens

A new Animals study suggests dietary glucosamine may improve laying rate, shell quality, and liver health in aged hens.

Apr 5, 2026 · 2 sources

Study evaluates pressure-sensitive treadmill for feline gait data

A JSAP study found a pressure-sensitive treadmill produced fast, repeatable gait data in 50 normal cats.

Apr 4, 2026 · 1 source

Study tests SDFT luxation repair without tarsal immobilization

A new Veterinary Surgery study suggests some dogs with SDFT luxation may recover well without postoperative tarsal immobilization.

Apr 4, 2026 · 1 source

Feeding performance horses with EMS means managing risk, not just calories

New guidance highlights how performance horses with EMS can stay in work while limiting insulin and laminitis risk.

Apr 4, 2026 · 2 sources

Free NAVLE prep enters the veterinary licensure debate

Vet Candy says its free 12-week NAVLE prep program improved one partner school's pass rate while cutting study costs for students.

Apr 4, 2026 · 10 sources

Cornell podcast spotlights licensed veterinary technicians

Cornell’s new podcast episode highlights LVTs as care-team anchors amid workforce and retention pressure.

Apr 3, 2026 · 1 source

Ohio State opens canine pancreatitis trial for RABI-767

Ohio State and Lamassu have launched an NIH-supported trial of RABI-767 for dogs with acute pancreatitis.

Apr 3, 2026 · 1 source

Camel milk study links diet mix to shifts in milk lipids

A new camel nutrition study suggests forage-to-concentrate balance can change milk lipid composition.

Apr 3, 2026 · 2 sources

Social media moves closer to core client communication

New veterinary trade coverage frames social media as a client communication tool, with growing focus on policy and misinformation risk.

Apr 3, 2026 · 2 sources

Study links high-moisture corn to metabolic shifts in Kazakh rams

A new sheep nutrition study suggests high-moisture corn may improve performance while reshaping rumen and metabolic markers.

Apr 3, 2026 · 3 sources

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.

Apr 3, 2026 · 8 sources

AVMA podcast spotlights Laura Weintraub’s residency path

A new AVMA podcast episode follows Dr. Laura Weintraub’s route into large animal emergency and critical care.

Apr 2, 2026 · 1 source

Invoxia pushes dog wearables deeper into veterinary care

Invoxia is pitching continuous dog monitoring as a practical tool for clinics, backed by early published data and a new veterinary platform.

Apr 2, 2026 · 1 source

Why ‘high quality medicine’ is becoming a harder standard to hold

Andy Roark’s latest commentary taps into a wider debate over spectrum of care, burnout, and what sustainable quality looks like.

Apr 2, 2026 · 5 sources

FDA accepts Cogent’s bezuclastinib NDA in nonadvanced SM

Cogent’s bezuclastinib cleared FDA filing review in NonAdvSM, with a decision due December 30, 2026.

GivePet adds two holiday dog treats tied to shelter support

GivePet launched Santa’s Woofshop and Snowbound Hound, with each purchase linked to shelter treat donations.

Ohio State veterinary college signals growth and next-phase planning

Ohio State’s 2026 State of the College address emphasized growth, sustainability, facilities, and education reform.

Seasonal toxin guidance highlights predictable pet poisoning risks

ASPCA and PetMD resources show how toxin risks shift by season, giving clinics a roadmap for prevention and triage.

Study flags low rabies titres in many imported dogs

Nearly half of imported dogs in an Ontario study had low rabies titres, raising questions about vaccine records and import safeguards.

Thailand study tracks 10 years of animal poisoning cases

A Thai poison center review found pesticides led animal poisoning cases, with dogs most affected and neurologic or respiratory signs tied to death.

Cornell student spotlights barriers facing first-gen vet trainees

Sydney Paris’ story highlights how debt, mentorship, and belonging shape who can enter veterinary medicine.

Beckie Mossor shares fire survival lessons with veterinary teams

A new podcast episode turns Beckie Mossor’s house fire into a stark lesson on pet-inclusive fire preparedness.

dvm360 podcast says systems, not motivation, drive healthier habits

A new Resilient Vet episode argues microhabits and supportive systems matter more than motivation.

House bill could expand Chesapeake blue catfish use in pet food

The MAWS Act would support use of invasive blue catfish in pet food, raising fresh questions about contaminant oversight.

Pregabalin linked to slower MRI anaesthetic recovery in horses

A new equine study found pregabalin prolonged time to standing after isoflurane anaesthesia, without worsening recovery quality.

Review highlights nitric oxide’s potential in equine hypoxaemia

A new review says pulsed inhaled nitric oxide may become a practical option for hypoxaemia in anesthetized horses.

Study compares human vitrification kits for equine embryos

New EVJ research suggests kit choice may affect pregnancy rates for 400-500 μm equine embryos.

Study examines how racing insiders frame horse welfare risk

A new EVJ study finds UK and Irish racing stakeholders share welfare concerns, but differ on risk, reform, and public accountability.

Study links upper-eyelid SPL placement to more major complications

A randomized equine study found major SPL complications were more common in upper than lower eyelids.

Study sets tracheal pressure benchmarks in harness racehorses

New reference values may help equine veterinarians assess upper-airway function during high-intensity exercise.

Ultrasound may improve detection of humeral stress fractures

A new case series suggests ultrasound can help detect and monitor caudoproximal humeral stress fractures in Thoroughbred racehorses.

Prison pilot links canine-assisted therapy to fewer inmate incidents

A pilot study found fewer inmate critical events while participating dogs maintained stable welfare profiles.

Apr 1, 2026 · 4 sources

Study maps gene changes in ALV and pullorum co-infection

A new poultry study suggests ALV and pullorum co-infection may trigger distinct multi-organ disease pathways.

Wild boar control review sharpens focus on ethics and disease risk

A new review examines which wild boar control methods work, and how welfare concerns should shape disease response.

Apr 1, 2026 · 3 sources

Frontiers corrects references in small-ruminant LAI review

A Frontiers correction updates citations in a 2025 review on laparoscopic AI in sheep and goats, without changing its main conclusions.

New report details why large dogs wait longer for adoption

Hill’s says confidence gaps, cost concerns, and housing barriers are slowing large-dog adoptions.

Apr 1, 2026 · 4 sources

Why uniform policies are becoming an infection control issue

A Vet Times commentary argues uniforms should stay inside the practice as clinics tighten infection control.

Mass-culture protocol advances equine joint cell therapy research

A new study says equine synovial fluid-derived stromal cells can reach trial-scale production in three weeks under one culture protocol.

UF honors Dr. Cassi Fleming in 2026 40 Gators Under 40

UF recognized veterinarian and VetFolio personality Dr. Cassi Fleming as a 2026 40 Gators Under 40 honoree.

Global review finds PRRSV remains widespread in pigs and wild boars

A new meta-analysis underscores PRRSV's global reach and the continuing surveillance burden for swine veterinarians.

Dog allergy supplements gain attention, but evidence still varies

Omega-3s remain the best-supported supplement ingredient for allergic dogs, while evidence for other common additives is less robust.

dvm360 spotlights emergency readiness for exotic companion animals

New dvm360 coverage highlights triage, referral, and species-specific risks in exotic emergency cases.

Equine monitoring tech advances, but validation still leads

A new review finds equine welfare monitoring tools are advancing, though readiness varies widely across field applications.

Feline diabetes care expands beyond insulin, with new cautions

New oral options are reshaping feline diabetes care, but case selection and DKA monitoring remain critical.

Hill’s marks 16 million shelter pet adoptions milestone

Hill’s says its Food, Shelter & Love program has now supported 16 million adoptions across North America.

Holiday ingestion claims data points to familiar seasonal risks

Pumpkin claims data shows holiday spikes in chocolate toxicity, string ingestion, and other costly pet emergencies.

How AI is reshaping pharma and life sciences

AI is moving from pilot projects to regulated workflows across drug development, manufacturing, and genomics.

Injectable minerals tied to lower metritis, hypocalcemia in Holsteins

A transition-period study found injectable mineral supplementation lowered metritis and persistent hypocalcemia in Holstein dairy cows.

Kennel Connection adds iDogCam feeds to its pet parent portal

Kennel Connection’s new iDogCam integration brings live pet viewing into its client portal for checked-in stays.

Listed pet care firms post modest returns, but resilience holds

Public pet care companies posted modest gains, but premium, wellness, and veterinary-adjacent segments remain comparatively resilient.

Low-intensity exercise may briefly ease severe equine asthma

A new study found field-applicable low-intensity exercise induced bronchodilation in horses with severe equine asthma.

NSAM gets $1M gift for federally authorized service animals monument

A $1 million donation gives new momentum to the planned National Service Animals Monument in Washington, DC.

Penn Vet launches Stamps Scholars program for VMD students

Penn Vet will offer full cost-of-attendance scholarships to select VMD and VMD-PhD students starting in 2026-2027.

Pet companies refresh leadership across Europe, Asia, and North America

A wave of executive moves signals new growth priorities in pet retail, animal health, and pet health services.

Pet Valu marks 50 years as Canadian pet retail gets tougher

Pet Valu is celebrating its 50th anniversary with promotions and local-store activations across Canada.

PetSmart Charities of Canada awards C$450K for adoption week

PetSmart Charities of Canada granted C$450,000 to shelters and rescues ahead of its March 23-29 National Adoption Week.

PPID horses may live as long, but with more medical events

A new study suggests PPID doesn’t shorten lifespan in horses, but it does increase the burden of medical care.

Service animal monument effort gets $1M boost in Washington

A $1 million gift moves the federally authorized service animal monument closer to site selection and fundraising goals.

Speed, duration, and retail shifts reshape tick prevention talk

Fear Free highlighted differences among tick treatments as Petco expanded access to a chemical-free tick-removal tool.

UT launches Center for Pet Family Well-Being

The University of Tennessee is expanding its pet health equity work into a new center focused on access to care and pet-inclusive family well-being.

Vamoosh enters the US with Target launch of pet laundry products

UK brand Vamoosh has entered 600 Target stores, bringing its pet-hair laundry products to the US market.

Veterinary Practice News adds WordRx vocabulary quiz

Veterinary Practice News launched WordRx, a Wordle-style quiz built around veterinary terminology.

Veterinary software integrations are reshaping practice workflows

Integrations are becoming core infrastructure for veterinary practices, linking records, diagnostics, pharmacy, and client communication.

Mar 31, 2026 · 4 sources

What current economic indicators mean for veterinarians

Cooling economic conditions and softer visit demand are reshaping how veterinary practices plan, price, and talk about care.

Why in-house vaccine titering is gaining traction in practice

Point-of-care vaccine titering is emerging as a selective tool for individualized preventive care in dogs and cats.

Zoom Room adds Ron Coughlin as chair, Soumik Chatterjee as CFO

Zoom Room tapped two former Petco leaders as it pushes for faster franchise growth.

Prestige reports positive phase 3 topline data for Avastin biosimilar

Prestige Biopharma said its Phase 3 SAMSON-II trial met the primary endpoint for HD204, a proposed bevacizumab biosimilar.

Vitiligo in dogs is usually benign, but differentials matter

Canine vitiligo is rare and often cosmetic, but it can resemble autoimmune diseases with more serious consequences.

Why Dr. Fred Metzger says the lab should drive practice

A Blunt Dissection episode and new Purdue program put clinical pathology back at the center of practice.

Case report details successful treatment for rare canine follicular mucinosis

A new Veterinary Dermatology case report describes diagnosis and successful treatment of idiopathic follicular mucinosis in a golden retriever.

France probes possible Iran link in foiled Bank of America attack

French authorities are investigating whether Iran was tied to a failed bomb attack outside Bank of America’s Paris headquarters.

Study suggests gentle human handling creates positive emotions in chicks

University of Bristol researchers found baby chicks preferred spaces linked to calm human touch and speech.

Dog Aging Project study points to end-of-life education gaps

A new JAVMA study suggests pet parents may need more help recognizing pain, prognosis, and quality-of-life decline in aging dogs.

Mar 30, 2026 · 5 sources

Mar 30, 2026 · 2 sources Dogs

BestBETs for Vets review shows global reach over 10 years

A 10-year review found BestBETs for Vets reached users in 190-plus countries and highlighted where veterinary evidence summaries are concentrated.

Bob Lester makes the case for local leadership in vet med

In Blunt Dissection episode 83, Dr. Bob Lester says hospital-level leadership still determines culture, care, and team stability.

Boehringer, Zomedica team up on point-of-care PPID testing

A new collaboration brings TRUFORMA PPID testing into Boehringer’s equine program, with reimbursement for participating veterinarians.

Coated betaine study links rumen shifts to better lamb meat quality

A new Animals study suggests coated betaine may improve lamb meat quality and flavor by altering rumen microbial flora.

FDA clears Johnson & Johnson’s oral psoriasis drug Icotyde

Johnson & Johnson won FDA approval for Icotyde, a once-daily oral IL-23 therapy for moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis.

Insilico expands Tenacia CNS pact in deal worth up to $94.75M

Insilico and Tenacia added a second AI-driven CNS program, expanding a partnership now worth up to $94.75 million.

JenaValve wins FDA approval for Trilogy in severe aortic regurgitation

FDA approved JenaValve’s Trilogy system for high-risk patients with symptomatic, severe aortic regurgitation.

New review spotlights horses in Europe’s West Nile surveillance

A new review argues equine sentinel surveillance can strengthen West Nile early warning across Europe.

Older metabolic horses need more individualized nutrition plans

The Horse highlights how aging complicates feeding and management for horses with PPID, insulin dysregulation, and related dental issues.

Petco ends FY2025 with lower sales, doubles down on services

Petco’s sales fell in FY2025, but profitability improved as it pushed toward fresh food, owned brands, and veterinary services.

PetSafe taps Rachel Bilson to spotlight ASPCA cat fostering

PetSafe and Rachel Bilson launched a campaign with ASPCA Los Angeles to encourage cat fostering and simplify home prep.

QS 2026 vet school rankings keep RVC at No. 1, UC Davis at No. 2

The latest QS veterinary rankings kept RVC on top globally, with UC Davis still No. 2 and Texas A&M rising to No. 5.

Review warns borders and land use reshape wildlife disease risk

A new review says fragmented governance and land use are changing wildlife movement, genetics, and disease risk across the Carpathian Basin.

Selenium review sharpens focus on antioxidant support in livestock

A new review says selenium remains central to antioxidant defense, immunity, and productivity in cattle, pigs, and small ruminants.

Spring puts equine preventive care plans back in focus

Spring horse care guidance is spotlighting vaccines, parasite control, nutrition, and preseason soundness planning.

Study compares carcass yield and meat quality in guinea fowl, pheasants

A new Animals study found guinea fowl had higher carcass yield, while pheasants showed a higher breast-muscle share and top breast protein content.

Study highlights how processing choices shape canine marrow IHC

A new Veterinary Pathology study examines how fixation and demineralization affect immunohistochemical assessment of canine bone marrow.

Why canine body condition scoring is back in focus

A Whole Dog Journal article highlights body condition scoring as a simple tool for spotting excess weight in dogs.

Why more veterinarians are referring earlier, despite cost barriers

Earlier specialist referral is becoming part of collaborative care, even as affordability remains a major barrier for pet parents.

Why veterinary clinics need a plan for online scandals

New veterinary commentary says social media crises can escalate fast, making advance planning essential for clinics.

Barbed suture gastropexy may shorten GDV surgery time in dogs

A Cornell study found shorter operative times with barbed suture gastropexy and similar short-term outcomes in dogs with GDV.

Mar 30, 2026 · 5 sources

CHMP backs Joenja for APDS, moving Pharming closer to EU approval

CHMP issued a positive opinion on Joenja for APDS, putting Pharming one step from EU authorization.

CHMP backs Zepzelca plus Tecentriq for first-line ES-SCLC

A positive CHMP opinion moves lurbinectedin plus atezolizumab closer to EU use in first-line maintenance ES-SCLC.

Honoring K-9 veterans puts focus on retired working dogs' care

National K-9 Veterans Day is highlighting the complex geriatric and palliative needs of retired military working dogs.

How much fluid is too much during anesthesia?

A dvm360 discussion and AAHA guidance push clinics to reassess routine anesthesia fluid volumes earlier.

Nulo says Milan Olympics push boosted independent pet retail

Nulo says its Milan Olympics campaign helped drive store traffic and sales gains at independent pet specialty retailers.

Nulo’s Olympic campaign gives independent pet retailers a boost

Nulo says its Milan-Cortina campaign helped drive traffic, impressions, and sales through independent pet retailers.

Otsuka reports confirmatory VISIONARY data for Voyxact in IgAN

New Phase 3 data could strengthen Voyxact’s case beyond proteinuria reduction in IgA nephropathy.

Study supports rigid fixation in canine limb press models

A new canine biomechanics study found proximal femoral fixation method had limited effect on simulated muscle forces.

UK Biotech Day 2026 highlights a partnership-first UK agenda

The London event underscores how UK biotech is leaning on partnerships, capital, and commercialization heading into 2026.

New imaging atlas maps alpaca nasal cavity and sinus anatomy

A new CT and MRI study defines normal alpaca sinonasal anatomy and highlights species-specific sinus features.

Study sets liver and spleen ultrasound benchmarks in Saanen goats

A new study provides reference ultrasound measurements for the liver and spleen in healthy lactating Saanen goats.

Brazil study examines enteric pathogens in foals with and without diarrhea

A new Brazil study adds context to how veterinarians interpret fecal pathogen panels in foals with diarrhea.

Methylene blue may blunt ICG fluorescence in sentinel node imaging

A new study suggests methylene blue can quench ICG fluorescence, with practical implications for veterinary sentinel lymph node mapping.

Mar 29, 2026 · 3 sources

Study highlights disease burden in confiscated birds and reptiles

A new study shows confiscated CITES-listed birds and reptiles bring complex disease and mortality risks into rescue-center care.

Adult alpaca case report highlights systemic toxoplasmosis risk

A new case report describes fatal systemic toxoplasmosis in an adult alpaca, expanding the clinical picture of T. gondii in camelids.

Cornell hackathon winner aims at driver ants with pheromone mist

Cornell students won a digital ag hackathon with a non-lethal concept to redirect driver ants away from beehives.

Mar 29, 2026 · 11 sources Dogs

Researchers launch 1 million-record dog and cat tumor registry

A new open-source database could give veterinary oncology a much larger view of cancer patterns in dogs and cats.

Study compares Alpine and Saanen male kids for meat traits

A new goat study suggests Alpine and Saanen male kids differ in growth, carcass performance, and meat-quality outcomes.

Missouri certifies class action over grain-free dog food and DCM

A Missouri class action revives scrutiny of grain-free dog food marketing and the unresolved DCM debate.

PetAg expands Dyne into targeted soft chews for dogs

PetAg has launched four Dyne Soft Chews formulas for dogs, adding condition-specific supplements to its long-standing nutrition brand.

Study links rumen buffering to lower endometritis risk in dairy goats

A new Veterinary Journal study suggests carbonate buffering may reduce SARA-linked endometrial inflammation in dairy goats.

Swiss study links farm type to antimicrobial use in cattle and pigs

Swiss reporting data found higher antimicrobial use in dairy cattle on mixed farms, but lower use in finisher pigs.

AVMA podcast highlights AI risks and rules in scientific writing

Veterinary publishing leaders say AI can help manuscript writing, but fabricated citations and weak disclosure remain major risks.

Study examines canine anaphylaxis outcomes without early epinephrine

A new retrospective study found high survival in dogs with severe anaphylaxis despite late or no early epinephrine.

AI’s role in care is growing, but clinicians still lead

New reviews and regulatory guidance say AI can support veterinary care, but it’s not ready to replace clinical judgment.

Mar 28, 2026 · 4 sources

Fermented feed study points to gut health gains in weaned piglets

A new piglet study links composite probiotic fermented feed to better growth and intestinal health after weaning.

Mar 28, 2026 · 9 sources

Frontiers corrects affiliations on goose welfare study

A Frontiers correction updates author affiliations, while the underlying goose welfare findings remain unchanged.

Genetics study maps population structure in Rana kukunoris

A new study suggests plateau brown frog populations in northeast Qinghai-Xizang are genetically structured by geography and past bottlenecks.

Rabies treatment debate turns against the Milwaukee Protocol

A new review argues the Milwaukee Protocol should be abandoned, putting the focus back on rabies prevention.

Dorper sheep studies link hierarchy, breeding behavior, and welfare

New sheep research suggests social rank and production system both shape reproductive performance and welfare risks.

CT case report highlights metastatic uterine cancer in pet pig

A new case report shows CT enabled antemortem diagnosis of metastatic endometrial adenocarcinoma in a Vietnamese Pot-bellied sow.

CT helps diagnose metastatic uterine cancer in Pot-bellied sow

A new case report shows CT can identify metastatic endometrial adenocarcinoma before death in an aging Pot-bellied pig.

Study supports saline for T. foetus RT-rtPCR transport

A noninferiority study found sterile saline performed comparably to PBS for T. foetus RT-rtPCR transport.

Case report links electric fence injury to status epilepticus in dog

A new case report describes successful ICU management of status epilepticus after electric fence injury in a dog.

Do split vaccine visits help reduce reactions in small dogs?

Experts say spacing vaccines may help some small dogs, but reducing the dose itself isn’t recommended.

Study puts dentigerous cyst prevalence at 33.3% in dogs

A JSAP study found dentigerous cysts in one-third of unerupted teeth in adult dogs, with higher risk in brachycephalic dogs.

Alternative trout feeds match conventional growth in new study

Rainbow trout fed insect- and algae-based diets performed comparably to fish on conventional feed in a new Animals study.

Black soldier fly larvae show promise as partial soy replacement

A new broiler study found black soldier fly larvae meal could replace soybean meal at 20% to 40%, but 60% hurt performance.

Mar 27, 2026 · 6 sources

EMA accepts GSK’s bepirovirsen filing for chronic hepatitis B

GSK’s bepirovirsen has entered EMA review after phase 3 trials met endpoints in chronic hepatitis B.

Review tracks shift toward bioactive compounds in pet food

Two reviews highlight growing interest in functional and plant-derived ingredients, but evidence and regulation still lag.

Splitting vaccines in small dogs remains an unsettled strategy

Experts say spacing vaccines out in small dogs may help in select cases, but evidence is limited and delays can create new risks.

Virginia confirms strangles case in Loudoun County horse

A Loudoun County Morgan mare tested positive for strangles after a new horse arrived from Georgia, with eight horses exposed.

Mar 27, 2026 · 5 sources

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.

Wild boar control review highlights efficacy-welfare tradeoffs

A new global review finds wild boar control methods often force tradeoffs between population impact, welfare, and disease management.

Flea treatment in rabbits requires species-specific caution

Rabbit flea control hinges on veterinarian-directed treatment, safe product selection, and environmental cleanup.

Mar 27, 2026 · 4 sources

FDA approval puts Numelvi into the canine itch market

Merck’s new oral JAK inhibitor gives veterinarians another option for managing allergic itch in dogs.

Mar 27, 2026 · 6 sources

Study finds standing fracture repair preserves racing outcomes

A new EVJ study found Thoroughbreds had comparable post-surgical racing outcomes to matched controls after select fracture repairs.

Mar 27, 2026 · 3 sources

U.S. bird flu enters spring’s highest-risk window

As wild birds migrate, veterinarians face another high-stakes H5N1 season across poultry and livestock.

Blood gene signatures may predict lymphoma treatment response

A Tufts-led study suggests blood-based immune gene signatures could help predict lymphoma outcomes in dogs.

Million-year-old New Zealand cave fossils reshape avian history

A newly described fossil fauna suggests climate and volcanism reshaped New Zealand birds long before humans arrived.

Review highlights static guided endodontics for difficult anterior cases

A new review says static guided endodontics may improve access to calcified anterior canals while preserving tooth structure.

Study broadens the clinical picture of paroxysmal dyskinesia in cats

A 25-cat case series suggests feline paroxysmal dyskinesia spans multiple breeds and may respond to gluten-free diet or levetiracetam.

Study documents first flexible tool use in a cow

Researchers say a cow named Veronika used a brush like a multi-purpose tool, expanding the conversation around cattle cognition.

UF’s Janet Robishaw elected AAAS Lifetime Fellow

Janet Robishaw’s AAAS Lifetime Fellowship highlights UF’s push to link veterinary research, training, and clinical care.

Why menadione sodium bisulfite complex remains a pet food puzzle

MSBC is widely used in pet food, but its formal regulatory status still isn’t as straightforward as many expect.

Kallisio wins CE mark for Stentra in head and neck radiotherapy

Kallisio’s Stentra oral immobilization system won CE certification, opening the door to European rollout in head and neck radiation therapy.

Quick sedation protocols get renewed attention in dogs and cats

A new veterinary podcast episode highlights reversible, practical sedation strategies for short procedures in dogs and cats.

Mar 26, 2026 · 3 sources

UK moves toward major veterinary reforms on pricing and transparency

The UK is advancing veterinary reforms that would tighten price transparency, cap prescription fees, and expand oversight of practices.

Mar 26, 2026 · 3 sources

Mar 26, 2026 · 10 sources

Veterinary surveys show AI gains, but staffing strain persists

New 2026 survey data shows rapid AI adoption in veterinary practice, even as staffing shortages remain a core challenge.

Ageing horses are reshaping equine care and cost

Older horses are driving more demand for chronic disease management, dental care, and nutrition support.

Mar 26, 2026 · 3 sources

How veterinary practices can build a stronger marketing plan

A practical marketing plan starts with SWOT, client insight, and a clear practice identity.

Mar 26, 2026 · 2 sources

Nulo expands kitten wet food line with Silky Mousse push

Nulo is betting on wet kitten nutrition, texture, and hydration with new Silky Mousse recipes.

Wisconsin mare tests positive for strangles after rescue transfer

A Jefferson County mare tested positive for strangles, highlighting intake and quarantine risks for newly arrived horses.

Wisconsin mare’s strangles case highlights rescue intake risks

A Jefferson County mare tested positive for strangles, renewing focus on quarantine and intake biosecurity for newly arrived horses.

Study highlights recurrence risk in cats with ceruminoliths

A 31-case feline study found frequent tympanic lesions and notable recurrence after ceruminolith treatment.

Mar 25, 2026 · 1 source

Study validates canine urine 5-HIAA ELISA against LC-MS/MS

A BSAVA-funded study found a canine urinary 5-HIAA ELISA tracked well with LC-MS/MS, with caution needed at higher concentrations.

Mar 25, 2026 · 1 source

Mpumalanga study points to smarter brucellosis surveillance

A South African study suggests routine Rose Bengal data can reveal when and where bovine brucellosis is more likely to be detected.

Mar 25, 2026 · 3 sources

New VEEV vaccine designs aim to solve old safety problems

A new review says next-generation live-attenuated VEEV vaccines may improve safety, stability, and outbreak readiness.

Preventing accidental drug intoxication in pets

Human medications remain a leading pet toxin, reinforcing the need for faster triage and stronger client education.

Pet insurance growth puts pressure on vets, insurers, and pet parents

As pet insurance expands, veterinary teams are navigating trust, transparency, and cost-of-care conversations more often.

Questions to ask when choosing a veterinary PIMS

A new Instinct post highlights five warning signs practices should probe when evaluating veterinary PIMS platforms.

Mar 25, 2026 · 1 source

Teaching pet parents to read feline communication earlier

Tiffany Tupler says decoding feline behavior should be routine client education, not a last step after problems start.

Mar 25, 2026 · 3 sources

Yale study suggests SARS-CoV-2 is declining in animals

New Yale findings suggest current SARS-CoV-2 variants may be less likely to infect and spread among animals.

Review calls for better One Health models of liver fluke spread

A new review says liver fluke models need to better capture animal reservoirs, geography, and real-world transmission.

Mar 24, 2026 · 1 source

AHC unveils 2025 year-end Congressional Scorecard

The American Horse Council released its 2025 year-end scorecard tracking congressional support for the equine industry.

Mar 24, 2026 · 1 source

Equine pain management shifts toward structured assessment

Equine pain guidance is emphasizing earlier assessment, multimodal analgesia, and closer monitoring.

Mar 24, 2026 · 4 sources

FDA warns eight Quest cat food lots pose thiamine risk

FDA says eight Quest cat food lots tested extremely low or absent for thiamine, beyond the three lots recalled so far.

Mar 24, 2026 · 6 sources

Instinct EMR adds automations to cut repetitive workflow tasks

Instinct Science says its new EMR automations can reduce callbacks, client communication gaps, and manual follow-up work.

Mar 24, 2026 · 6 sources

Royal Canin says 2025 donations reached 27.7 million meals

Royal Canin says it donated 27.7 million meals across North America in 2025, with support tied to 23 partners and five disasters.

Mar 24, 2026 · 2 sources

Positive reinforcement training goes beyond treats

A dvm360 podcast highlights how non-food rewards and precise timing can support reward-based training.

Mar 24, 2026 · 2 sources

Study links laparoscopic spay to lower stress markers in dogs

A new trial found laparoscopic ovariectomy caused less inflammatory and oxidative stress than open surgery in anestrus dogs.

Mar 24, 2026 · 2 sources

Dual antithrombotic therapy gains attention in high-risk cats

A VETgirl podcast highlights evidence that clopidogrel plus rivaroxaban may be tolerated in cats at high thromboembolic risk.

WormsAndGermsMap returns as a real-time disease tracking tool

Worms & Germs has revived its companion animal disease map, aiming to improve early visibility into infectious disease trends.

California confirms 2 EIA cases in Stanislaus County horses

Two Quarter Horses in Stanislaus County tested positive for EIA, prompting quarantine and testing of 25 exposed horses.

Mar 23, 2026 · 4 sources

Study validates disc diffusion method for Salmonella vaccine DIVA

A new study supports a practical way to distinguish live Salmonella vaccine strains from field isolates in poultry flocks.

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.

Mar 23, 2026 · 5 sources

Study tests simple way to tell Salmonella vaccine from field strains

A new poultry study validates a disc diffusion method to separate live Salmonella vaccine strains from field isolates.

Dogs may help humans more like toddlers than cats do

A new Animal Behaviour study found dogs and toddlers were more likely than cats to help a familiar human find a hidden object.

Florida horse euthanized after contracting strangles

A Columbia County strangles case ended in euthanasia, highlighting ongoing biosecurity risks for Florida equine facilities.

New JAVMA data support earlier renal diets in cats with CKD

A 1,430-cat study found early renal diet use was linked to slower CKD progression and five extra months of survival.

Mar 23, 2026 · 3 sources

New study expands antithrombotic options after feline ATE

SUPERCAT found rivaroxaban and clopidogrel had similar outcomes after cardiogenic ATE in cats.

Study challenges behavior myths around popular doodle crossbreeds

RVC researchers found cockapoos, cavapoos, and labradoodles had more undesirable behaviors than at least one parent breed.

Mar 23, 2026 · 3 sources

Study compares PRF and laser therapy in canine tooth movement

A human orthodontic study adds to mixed evidence on PRF and laser therapy for accelerating canine retraction.

UW researchers study tick hosts to sharpen disease control

A UW Vet Med project is tracing the hosts behind blacklegged ticks to improve Lyme disease prevention.

UW Vet Med study zeroes in on tick ecology and Lyme risk

UW researchers are studying blacklegged tick ecology to improve control strategies as Lyme risk expands.

Why more clinics may rethink pet parent restraint during dog exams

New research and risk guidance suggest client-assisted restraint can raise safety and liability concerns during canine exams.

Why some are calling white coat day the start of NAVLE prep

A new commentary argues veterinary students should begin NAVLE prep as soon as clinics begin.

Managing mud and flooding on horse properties

The Horse outlines practical steps to reduce runoff, protect horses, and limit mud-related health risks.

Mar 22, 2026 · 1 source

Study tests GAA in reduced-energy broiler diets

A new broiler study examines whether guanidinoacetic acid can help maintain performance as dietary energy is reduced.

Mar 22, 2026 · 2 sources

3D-printed sea lion pelvis offers a new marine mammal training tool

UNLV researchers developed a CT-based synthetic sea lion pelvis to help veterinarians train for blood collection during stranding crises.

Mar 22, 2026 · 4 sources

U.S. cat case links proliferative sparganosis to Spirometra sp. 3

A new case report ties severe proliferative sparganosis in a U.S. cat to Spirometra sp. 3, expanding the differential for feline parasitic disease.

Cornell hackathon spotlights new ideas in diagnostics and sterilization

Cornell students won top hackathon honors for ideas targeting canine otitis, bovine tritrichomoniasis, and pet overpopulation.

BALF C-reactive protein shows promise, limits in canine pneumonia

A new study suggests BALF-CRP may help confirm bacterial bronchopneumonia in dogs, but low sensitivity limits its standalone use.

Bilateral elbow surgery tied to higher complication rates in dogs

A new JSAP study suggests simultaneous bilateral surgery for humeral fissures and fractures may raise postoperative complication risk.

Mar 21, 2026 · 3 sources

Endangered roloway monkey gives birth after limb-saving surgery

A Chester Zoo roloway monkey gave birth months after referral surgery preserved her foot and avoided amputation.

Review outlines anaesthetic planning for dogs with MMVD

A new review proposes a stage-based approach to anaesthetic risk in dogs with myxomatous mitral valve disease.

Aosta Valley registry maps animal cancer burden across species

An Italian regional registry shows long-term animal cancer surveillance is feasible across pets, livestock, and wildlife.

Chulalongkorn tops Thailand in SCImago 2026 veterinary ranking

Chulalongkorn University ranked No. 1 in Thailand for veterinary medicine in SCImago 2026.

RVC podcast spotlights tick paralysis as emergency care evolves

An RVC clinical podcast revisits tick paralysis as updated guidance sharpens emergency care for dogs and cats.

Sandhills Calving System gets renewed attention at 25 years

Nebraska researchers say the Sandhills Calving System still helps cut calf scours, treatment costs, and losses.

Skin adverse events may predict lapatinib benefit in dogs with UC

A new study links lapatinib-related skin events in dogs with urothelial carcinoma to improved treatment outcomes.

Study examines 14-day cold storage for canine platelet units

A new study suggests canine platelet concentrate stored at 4°C may remain viable for 14 days, with important limits on function.

Cat food helps lift General Mills’ pet sales in Q3

General Mills’ pet segment grew in Q3, with Tastefuls and Tiki Cat leading gains in cat food.

FDA clears LivaNova aura6000 for moderate to severe sleep apnea

LivaNova’s aura6000 won FDA PMA, adding a new hypoglossal nerve stimulation option for adults with moderate to severe OSA.

Older adults say pets give them purpose, but costs are rising

A new Michigan poll finds older pet parents value companionship deeply, even as budget strain climbs.

Vet student Chloe Link builds a wildlife career across continents

A Vet Candy profile highlights Chloe Link’s five-continent path through wildlife, zoo, and conservation medicine before graduation.

Blood RNA study maps how racehorses adapt to training and racing

A new equine transcriptomics study identifies blood-based molecular shifts across training and racing phases.

Mar 20, 2026 · 6 sources

Metacarpal condyle CT study tracks how fetlocks adapt

A longitudinal CT study maps metacarpal condyle changes in non-lame young Thoroughbreds during training and racing.

Ontario training-facility Quarter Horse tests positive for strangles

A strangles case at an Ontario training facility adds to ongoing 2025 surveillance activity in the province.

Paw Prosper buys Onlinepethealth to deepen vet rehab education

Paw Prosper acquired Onlinepethealth, extending its push into veterinary rehabilitation education and professional community.

Study highlights questionnaire-based risk flags for canine dental disease

A large owner-reported study found age, breed traits, halitosis, and oral care habits were linked with canine periodontal disease risk.

Study suggests refrigerated canine platelets may last 14 days

A new study suggests canine platelet concentrates stored at 4°C may remain viable for 14 days, with possible implications for blood bank access.

dvm360 podcast spotlights the clinical and family journey of MMVD

A new dvm360 podcast uses one Chihuahua’s case to walk through MMVD staging, monitoring, and communication with pet parents.

Nerve-sparing prostatectomy shows promise in dogs with early tumors

A 22-dog case series links nerve-sparing total prostatectomy to low complications, better continence, and improved survival.

New FONT technique targets two canine stifle problems at once

A new preclinical study describes a single osteotomy approach for dogs with concurrent CCL disease and medial patellar luxation.

FDA expands Bravecto Quantum tick label for dogs

Merck’s Bravecto Quantum now has FDA approval for 12-month control of Asian longhorned and Gulf Coast ticks in dogs.

Mar 19, 2026 · 3 sources

Fermented coffee cherry pulp shows promise in Thai chickens

A new study suggests fermented coffee cherry pulp may improve growth and gut health in Thai native chickens.

Mar 19, 2026 · 2 sources

Texas A&M flags hidden metal toxicity risks in pets

A Texas A&M expert says zinc, lead, and copper exposures still deserve attention in small-animal practice.

Texas A&M warns of zinc, lead, and copper toxicity risks

A Texas A&M advisory highlights how zinc, lead, and copper exposures can still trigger serious emergencies in pets.

Tuskegee foal birth spotlights hands-on equine training

A new foal at Tuskegee is highlighting student training in equine reproduction, neonatal care, and community-facing veterinary services.

Mar 19, 2026 · 2 sources

Texas A&M warns veterinarians to stay alert to metal toxicosis

A new Texas A&M advisory highlights zinc, lead, and copper exposures that can quickly become veterinary emergencies.

Study adds evidence for more targeted BRD antibiotic use

New cattle transcriptomics research could help veterinarians move from blanket metaphylaxis to more targeted BRD treatment.

Study advances case for targeted BRD metaphylaxis in cattle

New transcriptomic research could help veterinarians identify which high-risk cattle truly need BRD metaphylaxis.

Study links canine hypercortisolism to stiffer adrenal glands

A small study suggests adrenal elastography may add useful imaging detail in dogs with hypercortisolism.

US veterinary industry grows, but pressure points deepen

AVMA data show a growing veterinary sector facing heavier debt, staffing strain, and uneven tech adoption.

MicroRNA blood test research advances canine splenic mass triage

A 2025 study suggests serum microRNAs could help distinguish canine splenic hemangiosarcoma from benign masses.

Six-dog study highlights diagnostic hurdles of M. abscessus

A new canine case series shows how Mycobacterium abscessus can mimic other diseases and complicate diagnosis and treatment.

Study highlights scissor-based option for canine ectopic ureters

A 25-dog study reports strong continence improvement after minimally invasive scissor transection for intramural ureteral ectopia.

Veterinary podcast spotlights when PTO runs out

A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode examines what clinics should do when team members need time off after PTO is gone.

Applaws broadens cat nutrition with kitten, Vitality launches

Applaws added kitten formulas and new Vitality recipes as it pushes deeper into complete-and-balanced cat nutrition.

China review links canine and human leptospirosis risk

A new meta-analysis says leptospirosis in China remains a shared human-canine surveillance challenge.

FDA denies petition to require ‘feed grade’ pet food labels

After 1,333 days, FDA rejected a petition seeking mandatory ‘feed grade’ disclosures on pet food labels and marketing.

Review tracks the global footprint of Potomac horse fever agent

A new review suggests Neorickettsia risticii is more widely distributed, and more complex, than older maps implied.

Senior horse joint care messaging shifts beyond supplements

New sponsored coverage highlights six practical ways to support aging equine joints through nutrition and daily management.

Texas A&M students win NMDP award after donor absence rule change

Two Texas A&M students were honored after helping secure excused absences for marrow and stem cell donors.

Study adds to case for black soldier fly meal in broiler diets

A new broiler study suggests black soldier fly larvae meal may replace part of soybean meal without harming key outcomes.

Vet Watch takes aim at money myths in veterinary medicine

A new dvm360 Vet Watch episode argues that debt payoff alone isn't a financial strategy for veterinary professionals.

10-year review maps how vets use BestBETs for Vets

A new review shows which evidence topics veterinary professionals seek most in the BestBETs for Vets database.

Adelaide PhD targets health gaps in orangutan rehab

A new PhD project will study health challenges in Indonesian orangutan rehab centres to improve reintroduction outcomes.

In-home veterinary care gains attention as access strategy

A dvm360 podcast highlights in-home veterinary care as a way to expand access, support pet parents, and rethink technician utilization.

San José shelter warns of AI-altered euthanasia scam posts

San José officials say fake AI-altered dog posts triggered nationwide outrage and drained shelter staff time.

Fly control in horses is shifting toward integrated management

Equine fly control is moving beyond sprays alone, with more focus on integrated management, skin health, and realistic product performance.

I and love and you buys Made by Nacho, adds Bobby Flay

The deal expands scale in premium cat food and brings Bobby Flay into a new leadership role.

New Hampshire weighs titer-based rabies vaccine exemptions

A New Hampshire bill would allow some pets to skip rabies boosters based on titer testing, but national guidance says titers aren’t a substitute.

AI dog photo scam disrupts San Jose shelter operations

San Jose officials say AI-altered dog posts falsely claiming euthanasia risk flooded the shelter with calls and confusion.

Reno veterinarian launches bilingual house call access model

Dr. Stephany Vasquez Perez is launching a grant-backed house call practice to expand veterinary access in Reno and Sparks.

Kenneth Pierce spotlights a new model for specialty access

Veterinary ophthalmologist Kenneth Pierce is pairing specialty practice with a consult platform for general practitioners.

Dr. Harry Cridge highlights chronic pancreatitis in dogs

A new Clinician’s Brief podcast urges veterinarians to look harder for chronic pancreatitis in dogs with subtle, recurring GI signs.

Study finds palatine approach falls short for canine maxillary block

A cadaveric study found the palatine approach had a much higher failure rate than the standard infraorbital technique.

Study suggests once-daily prednisolone may reduce PU/PD in dogs

A 12-dog crossover trial found lower water intake with once-daily prednisolone than with split twice-daily dosing.

Urban giant African snails in Sarawak show helminth burden

A Sarawak study found 44% of urban giant African land snails carried helminths, underscoring One Health risks in human-animal environments.

Middle East conflict keeps large numbers of travelers stranded

Airspace closures and flight suspensions across the Middle East left travelers stranded and routes unstable.

Mar 16, 2026 · 4 sources

Study suggests native chickens may need tailored stunning settings

New research suggests water-bath stunning parameters may need adjustment for Taiwanese red-feathered native chickens.

US trade gap stayed high in 2025 as pet food surplus shrank

The U.S. trade deficit narrowed slightly in 2025, while the dog and cat food surplus fell sharply.

Kansas boarding barn reports equine influenza case in Quarter Horse

A Quarter Horse mare in Ellis County, Kansas, tested positive for equine influenza after developing respiratory signs.

Kansas horse flu case puts boarding-barn biosecurity in focus

A Quarter Horse in Ellis County, Kansas, tested positive for equine influenza and is recovering.

Colorado’s VPA rollout enters the implementation phase

A year after Prop 129 passed, Colorado is turning the VPA role from ballot language into rules, registration, and workforce reality.

Could tears help detect cognitive decline in dogs and cats?

A new review highlights tear film proteomics as a possible low-stress biomarker source for cognitive dysfunction in aging pets.

Covetrus and MWI plan merger to build larger vet platform

Covetrus and MWI Animal Health have agreed to merge in a $3.5 billion deal that would combine distribution, pharmacy, and practice technology.

Helping caregivers support aging pets at home

Mary Gardner, DVM, highlights low-cost mobility aids and caregiver support for senior pets.

NOMV links environmental health to pet and veterinary team wellbeing

A new NOMV article says climate and environmental stressors are affecting both pets and the veterinary teams caring for them.

Penn Vet wins state grants for flu, AMR, CWD, and dairy research

Penn Vet secured five Pennsylvania research grants targeting avian flu, antimicrobial resistance, chronic wasting disease, and dairy herd health.

Texas A&M expands emergency training for injured working dogs

Texas A&M and Washington County EMS are training first responders to stabilize and airlift injured working dogs.

Blood biomarker study points to new aging tool across species

A human neurodegeneration marker rose with age in dogs, cats, horses, and mice, suggesting new veterinary uses.

Mar 15, 2026 · 2 sources

CT patterns in canine lung metastases may point to primary tumor type

A new study suggests thoracic CT features can help narrow the likely primary cancer in dogs with pulmonary metastases.

Mar 14, 2026 · 1 source

Cold atmospheric plasma shows promise in canine acute otitis

A small 2026 trial found cold atmospheric plasma improved acute canine otitis externa scores with tolerability similar to standard therapy.

Grooming neglect gets a closer look in veterinary nursing

A new veterinary nursing article argues grooming neglect should be treated as a welfare and access-to-care issue.

In-house cytology gets a practical refresh in vet dermatology

A new peer-reviewed guide highlights how better sampling and slide prep can improve in-clinic dermatology diagnostics.

New CE article highlights nursing care for cleft palate patients

A new peer-reviewed article says survival in neonatal cleft palate cases depends on tube feeding, monitoring, and pet parent education.

Nitric-zinc topical shows promise for equine aural plaques

A small case series found topical nitric-zinc treatment cleared or improved equine aural plaques without reported adverse effects.

Study points to a universal temperature curve across life

A Trinity College Dublin study suggests most life follows the same heat-performance pattern, with implications for climate resilience.

Low-fat diet with plant extract shows metabolic signals in beagles

A new beagle study suggests a low-fat diet plus plant extract may influence lipids, inflammation, and the gut microbiota.

Mar 13, 2026 · 2 sources

Review raises foodborne questions around Rhodococcus equi

A new review says livestock-associated Rhodococcus equi strains may matter more for human health than previously recognized.

Social media becomes a more strategic client tool for vets

AAEP guidance urges veterinary practices to treat social media as a client communication system, not just a marketing channel.

Why social media is becoming core to client communication

AAEP coverage underscores that social media is now central to client trust, education, and misinformation management.

AAEP session highlights social media’s role in client communication

A 2025 AAEP session signals that social media is becoming a core client communication tool in equine veterinary practice.

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.

Mar 13, 2026 · 5 sources

Equine practices get a clearer playbook for social media use

New guidance from AAEP coverage urges equine practices to treat social media as strategic client communication.

Three must-reads put diabetes nutrition back in focus

A dvm360 roundup highlights how diet strategy can shape diabetes outcomes in dogs and cats.

ASPCA flags St. Patrick’s Day hazards for dogs and cats

ASPCA warns that shamrocks, alcohol, and raisin-containing Irish soda bread can all pose holiday risks for pets.

Digitail’s Sebastian Gabor spotlights AI’s next phase in vet med

A new podcast appearance from Digitail’s co-founder underscores how AI is moving deeper into veterinary workflows.

Oxford study finds hedgehogs hear ultrasound up to 85 kHz

Researchers say the discovery could support new tools to keep hedgehogs away from cars and other hazards.

Review says spontaneous regression of equine sarcoids is rare

A new review finds equine sarcoids rarely regress on their own, with likely exceptions limited to mild lesions.

Maryland horse euthanized after EHV-1 case in Anne Arundel County

A Maryland horse was euthanized after testing positive for EHV-1, with 29 exposed horses under watch.

Stronger pet bonds are accelerating tech adoption in vet care

A HABRI-Chewy Health survey links stronger human-animal bonds with higher use of digital veterinary tools.

Mar 12, 2026 · 6 sources

Maryland EHV-1 case ends in euthanasia at boarding facility

A Maryland horse was euthanized after testing positive for EHV-1, with 29 horses reported exposed in Anne Arundel County.

Canine forelimb lameness Q&A highlights diagnostic blind spots

A dvm360 Q&A urges a more systematic approach to localizing canine forelimb lameness.

Survey finds strong veterinary optimism on stem cell therapy

An AAHA-Gallant survey found 95% of veterinary professionals expect stem cell therapy to enter standard inflammatory care.

Preclinical study suggests histotripsy spares bone in canine OSA

Virginia Tech researchers found histotripsy preserved bone integrity in ex vivo canine osteosarcoma samples.

Veterinary podcast spotlights injury reporting culture in clinics

A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode examines how clinics respond when staff are bitten, scratched, or exposed on the job.

Bovine TB papers spotlight surveillance gaps in Mexico and Latin America

Two new papers argue bovine tuberculosis remains underrecognized in Latin America, with diagnostics shaping how risk is measured.

Mar 11, 2026 · 2 sources

Zoetis Foundation expands AVMF scholarships to $2.25 million

Zoetis Foundation and AVMF are expanding scholarships for veterinary and veterinary technician students starting in 2026.

Mar 11, 2026 · 3 sources

Michael Q. Bailey becomes AVMA’s first Black president

Michael Q. Bailey has begun his term as AVMA’s first Black president, marking a historic leadership milestone for the profession.

Study explores simulation’s role in preclinical veterinary training

A new study suggests simulation-based teaching may strengthen anatomy and surgical reasoning before clinical training.

Trial compares leaf and Hyrax expanders for molar distalization

A randomized trial found both appliances worked, but the modified conventional Hyrax achieved distalization faster.

Veterinary anesthesia teleconsulting gains visibility

A dvm360 podcast spotlights Safe Pet Anesthesia’s real-time teleconsulting model for veterinary teams.

Mar 10, 2026 · 1 source

Nutrition moves into focus for aging cats with cognitive decline

New research and clinical guidance are pushing nutrition into the care plan for senior cats with cognitive changes.

Mar 10, 2026 · 3 sources

Feline neurology research sharpens the workup for seizures

New studies and reviews suggest many cats with seizures have an underlying cause, not primary epilepsy.

Mar 10, 2026 · 2 sources

Nutrition gains ground in senior cat cognitive care

Aging-cat brain health is drawing new attention, with nutrition framed as one part of multimodal cognitive support.

Mar 10, 2026 · 1 source

Case report expands canine ichthyosis differential in Yorkie mixes

A 2025 case report links congenital non-epidermolytic ichthyosis to two littermate mixed-breed Yorkshire terriers.

New VETCOP study measures steroid hesitancy in canine atopy care

A new China-Singapore study suggests topical steroid fears may be limiting adherence in dogs with atopic dermatitis.

Study clarifies corneal effects of equine photodynamic therapy

A new EVJ study found infracyanine green photodynamic therapy caused ulceration and keratocyte loss in healthy equine corneas.

Study describes cytotoxic dermatitis variant of canine eCTCL

A new case series suggests some canine eCTCL cases may mimic cytotoxic inflammatory skin disease.

Study finds Borneo’s fanged frogs hide six or seven species

Genomic research suggests Borneo’s fanged frogs comprise six or seven species, not one, with implications for conservation and amphibian care.

Study suggests combo itch therapy may help some refractory dogs

A retrospective 44-dog study found combined oclacitinib and lokivetmab helped many dogs after monotherapy failed.

AI in healthcare review says tools can assist, not replace clinicians

A new review finds AI shows promise across care settings, but real-world limits and oversight gaps remain.

Canine atopic dermatitis study points to a simpler app-based aid

A new machine learning model used routine history and lesion sites to help identify canine atopic dermatitis.

Case report links ANNPE and vertebral T-cell lymphoma in a dog

A new case report shows how vertebral lymphoma can hide behind a presumptive ANNPE diagnosis in a dog with peracute paraparesis.

ENOVAT review questions routine surgical antibiotic prophylaxis

A new ENOVAT review found only small benefits from prophylactic antibiotics in companion animal surgery.

Mar 9, 2026 · 2 sources

Equine influenza case confirmed in Montana

A quarantined horse in Gallatin County, Montana, tested positive for equine influenza.

Study highlights injury burden and weak safety culture in vet practice

New UK research suggests workplace injuries are common, normalized, and often underreported in companion animal practice.

Mar 9, 2026 · 2 sources

Study proposes CBC flag for sample interference in dogs

A new study suggests ΔMCHC-CHCM above 2.5 g/dL should prompt review for haemolysis, lipaemia, or steroid-related effects.

Topical emollient study adds to barrier-care case in canine AD

A small 30-day trial found a novel topical emollient plus improved itch, lesions, and pet parent satisfaction in dogs with atopic dermatitis.

UC Davis team removes osteosarcoma in 80-year-old tortoise

UC Davis specialists used a novel shell-access approach to remove an osteosarcoma in an 80-year-old desert tortoise.

Why vaccine hesitancy feels harder in veterinary medicine

New research and veterinary commentary suggest vaccine hesitancy is rising, but trust and communication still shape uptake.

Mar 9, 2026 · 2 sources

Secret shopper study finds uneven access to vet appointments

A new JAVMA study found most routine puppy visits were available, but rural pet parents faced longer waits and drives.

Mar 7, 2026 · 1 source

Feline atopic skin syndrome gets a closer look

A VETgirl webinar highlights why diagnosing allergic skin disease in cats remains more complex than in dogs.

New marine fungus may help explain toxic algal bloom collapse

Researchers identified a marine fungus that kills toxic algae, with possible relevance for bloom forecasting and management.

UK equine flu study ties autumn risk to horse movements

UK surveillance data link equine influenza outbreaks to autumn horse movements, especially recent arrivals from Ireland.

Three women highlighting veterinary medicine’s broader reach

A Vet Candy feature spotlights three veterinarians whose careers span FDA leadership, aerospace medicine, and disaster response.

Study suggests better canine RV imaging with convex probe and contrast

A small canine study found convex transducers and contrast improved right ventricular visualization and RVFAC measurement reliability.

CSU equine reproduction lab highlights services and biosecurity

Colorado State’s equine reproduction program is pairing advanced fertility care with tighter biosecurity and training.

AVMA podcast highlights organized veterinary medicine pathways

A new My Veterinary Life episode features Dr. Sara Verghis on volunteering and leadership in organized veterinary medicine.

Ryan Leech says 2026 vet med will hinge on affordability

Ryan Leech says affordability, salaries, consolidation, and margins will define veterinary medicine in 2026.

AVMA spotlights advocacy pathway through Dr. Jacey Cerda

A new AVMA podcast episode highlights how government relations experience can shape veterinary careers beyond clinical practice.

Mar 5, 2026 · 6 sources

Environmental sampling may outperform bird swabs in live poultry markets

A Duke-NUS-led study found air and cage sampling detected more poultry viruses than bird swabs in Cambodian live markets.

Study links blue-depleted lighting to lower stress in shelter cats

Michigan State researchers found shelter cats had lower cortisol under dim, blue-depleted lighting than under standard bright light.

FDA approval brings first generic pergolide option for horses

Dechra’s Zygolide gives equine veterinarians a new generic option for managing PPID in horses.

Mar 4, 2026 · 8 sources

Study finds H5N1 widespread in dead black vultures

UGA researchers found H5N1 in more than 84% of dead black vultures tested across seven Southeastern states.

Study links snow monkeys’ hot-spring bathing to microbiome shifts

Kyoto researchers found snow monkeys that bathe in hot springs show subtle lice and gut bacteria differences without higher parasite risk.

dvm360 podcast tackles common misconceptions in toxic ingestions

A new Vet Blast episode highlights where toxic ingestion cases go wrong, and why decontamination decisions need nuance.

Toxicology experts push back on one-size-fits-all ingestion care

A new dvm360 podcast argues that toxic ingestion cases need individualized triage, not automatic hospitalization or lab work.

Rethinking common myths about toxic ingestions in practice

A dvm360 podcast episode urges veterinary teams to individualize poison case triage, diagnostics, and hospitalization decisions.

Toxicology myths can lead to overtesting and overtreatment

A dvm360 podcast urges veterinary teams to individualize toxic ingestion care instead of defaulting to hospitalization and broad lab work.

dvm360 podcast revisits toxic ingestion myths in practice

A new Vet Blast episode with Renee Schmid focuses on common toxicology misconceptions and what veterinary teams should do differently.

Podcast highlights persistent myths around toxic ingestions

Renee Schmid says toxic ingestions need individualized triage, not automatic hospitalization or blanket lab work.

Toxicology expert urges case-by-case approach to pet ingestions

A new dvm360 podcast argues that not every toxic ingestion needs hospitalization or immediate lab work.

Toxicology myths still shape pet ingestion emergencies

A new dvm360 podcast spotlights common toxicology myths that can delay care or worsen exposures.

Veterinary toxicologist challenges one-size-fits-all poisoning care

A new dvm360 podcast argues many toxic ingestion cases need more individualized, less reflexive care.

Case report details dog’s survival after refractory VT and CPR

A young dog survived refractory ventricular tachycardia after antiarrhythmics, cardioversion, CPR, and intra-arrest lipid emulsion.

Case report details inadvertent epidural cefazolin injection in dog

A dog recovered uneventfully after accidental epidural cefazolin, in what authors say is a first veterinary case report.

Clinician’s Brief revisits canine Lyme diagnosis and management

A new podcast with Dr. Jane Sykes highlights the ongoing challenge of interpreting positive Lyme tests in dogs.

CT-confirmed venous air embolism reported in two pet rabbits

A new case series highlights CT-confirmed iatrogenic venous air embolism in pet rabbits and the need for careful IV line protocols.

Large VetCOT study links admission factors to dog bite wound outcomes

A 12,412-case registry study found most dogs with bite wound trauma survived, with age, glucose status, and trauma type shaping prognosis.

Single suspected wasp sting tied to hemolytic anemia in a dog

A new case report suggests even a single wasp sting may trigger hemolytic anemia in rare canine patients.

Study evaluates cryosupernatant for rodenticide coagulopathy in dogs

A seven-dog case series suggests cryosupernatant may help manage anticoagulant rodenticide-related bleeding.

Study highlights rapid response with novel veterinary snake antivenom

A new study found a novel equine F(ab')2 antivenom rapidly reduced venom and improved severity scores in dogs, cats, and horses.

Study highlights urinary biomarkers for meloxicam kidney injury in cats

New feline research suggests urinary IGFBP-7 and KIM-1 may help detect meloxicam-associated kidney injury earlier.

Study points to ESR as a useful marker in canine ICU care

A new study suggests ESR at ICU admission may help predict mortality and flag sepsis in hospitalized dogs.

Study supports image-guided NG tube checks in dogs and cats

A 582-case study found a standardized imaging protocol prevented airway placement in nearly all canine and feline NG tube cases.

Study reports rapid venom clearance with equine F(ab')2 antivenom

A retrospective multicenter study found rapid serum venom removal and improving severity scores after equine F(ab')2 antivenom.

FDA approves Numelvi for itch associated with allergic dermatitis

Merck’s once-daily JAK inhibitor is now approved for dogs 6 months and older with pruritus linked to allergic dermatitis.

Mar 1, 2026 · 3 sources

Creative arts therapies show promise in cancer supportive care

A new review adds to evidence that creative arts therapies may ease anxiety and improve quality of life in adults with cancer.

Mar 1, 2026 · 1 source

Study examines coaptationless stifle reconstruction in cats

A 23-cat case series suggests multiligament stifle repair may succeed without postoperative coaptation.

Feb 28, 2026 · 1 source

RVC podcast spotlights practical lessons in snake envenomation

A new RVC podcast episode with Claire Sharp reviews presentation, treatment, and future directions in veterinary snake envenomation.

Study suggests young dinosaurs lived apart from adults

New research argues juvenile dinosaurs filled distinct niches, unlike mammalian young that stay tied to adult care.

Study supports shorter chlorhexidine shampoo contact time in dogs

A new canine dermatology study found 3-minute chlorhexidine shampoo contact was non-inferior to 10 minutes in vitro.

Westminster, WVC, and pet dental health converge in February

A Goodnewsforpets roundup links Westminster, WVC Vegas, and AVMA dental-health messaging into one snapshot of the profession.

Feb 27, 2026 · 2 sources

Dr. Bailey links AI, dental awareness, and year-round oral care

AVMA President Dr. Michael Bailey says AI could improve veterinary dentistry, but year-round preventive oral care remains the core message.

VETgirl highlights practical response to Eastern copperhead bites

A new VETgirl post revisits recognition, triage, and treatment considerations for Eastern copperhead envenomation in dogs and cats.

Feb 27, 2026 · 2 sources

Rare maxillary odontogenic cyst gets a closer look

A new review and case report examine how rarely orthokeratinized odontogenic cyst appears in the maxilla.

UNLV builds soft robotic sea lion model for veterinary training

A new 3D-printed sea lion pelvic model could help veterinary teams train for blood collection during harmful algal bloom response.

Weave pole gait may change limb loading in agility dogs

A new study suggests hopping through weave poles increases vertical limb forces in agility dogs.

Large Peruvian study adds data on impacted and extra teeth

A 7,903-radiograph study in Peru adds new prevalence data on impacted and supernumerary teeth in adolescents.

Canine sarcoma case points to pediatric immunotherapy potential

A WSU-treated Labrador’s recovery is highlighting how canine cancer care may inform new options for children.

Medication exposures remain a leading intoxication risk for pets

Texas A&M experts say accidental drug intoxication in pets often starts with dropped pills, bags, or accessible bottles.

Study links toxocariasis exposure and eye findings in people, dogs

A southern Brazil study found 32.7% human Toxocara seropositivity and suggests canine eye findings may reflect shared exposure risk.

Feb 26, 2026 · 2 sources

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.

Feb 26, 2026 · 3 sources

Study explains how horses produce the whinny’s two-part call

Researchers found horses whinny through simultaneous vocal fold vibration and laryngeal whistling.

Feb 25, 2026 · 1 source

Study flags construct failure risks after modified CCWO in dogs

A 169-stifle study found a 12% major complication rate after modified CCWO and points to implant-related failure risks.

Feb 25, 2026 · 1 source

Elite Treats recalls one lot of Chicken Chips for Dogs

Elite Treats recalled a single lot of Chicken Chips for Dogs after potential Salmonella contamination was identified.

Feb 25, 2026 · 1 source

Relative stability returns in Mexico after CJNG violence

Mexico has lifted some emergency restrictions after CJNG retaliation, but transport and field operations still face localized risk.

Feb 25, 2026 · 3 sources

University of Cambridge will keep its vet school open

Cambridge has rejected a proposal to close its vet school, but accreditation and financial pressures still need to be resolved.

Feb 25, 2026 · 4 sources

COHAT to COPAT puts prevention at the center of dental care

Veterinary educators are tying dental compliance more closely to prevention, communication, and clearer clinical language.

Feb 24, 2026 · 2 sources

Merck Animal Health takes two top 2025 S&P Global product awards

Merck won 2025 S&P Global Animal Health honors for NUMELVI and INNOVAX ND-IBD-ILT.

Feb 24, 2026 · 1 source

Half of dogs in Dog Aging Project cohort received supplements

A new Dog Aging Project analysis found 52% of enrolled dogs received supplements, most often omega-3s and joint products.

Feb 24, 2026 · 2 sources

Motion-aware radiation therapy sharpens cancer targeting in dogs

A veterinary-human oncology collaboration is using gated cone-beam CT to better track moving tumors in dogs.

Feb 24, 2026 · 2 sources

Fear Free says trust with anxious pet parents starts with communication

Fear Free argues empathy, transparency, and team consistency can help clinics build trust with anxious pet parents.

Feb 24, 2026 · 1 source

Air-sampling device helps detection dogs flag trafficked wildlife

Adelaide researchers say dogs paired with air sampling detected concealed wildlife cargo with high sensitivity in sealed containers.

NAVC names Jonathan Townsend 2026–2027 board president

NAVC has named dairy veterinarian Jonathan Townsend as its 2026–2027 board president, with mentorship emerging as an early priority.

Study supports proviral-load-based BLV control in Wagyu herds

A 7-year Japanese study found separation and selective culling reduced BLV prevalence in breeding Wagyu cattle.

Pet food safety debate puts regulatory effectiveness in focus

A new critique of pet food oversight raises fresh questions about whether current rules prevent enough harm.

Botulism in dogs stays rare, but raw exposure adds new concern

New case literature highlights canine botulism as a rare but serious intoxication tied to carrion and possibly raw meat exposure.

Feb 23, 2026 · 3 sources

Sedation gains ground as a stress-reduction tool in vet care

A new client-facing explainer underscores how sedation can improve safety, comfort, and care quality for pets, pet parents, and veterinary teams.

Triceratops’ giant nose may have helped cool its massive head

CT-based reconstructions suggest Triceratops used its oversized nose for heat and moisture control, not just smell.

Feb 22, 2026 · 1 source

Delaware reports presumptive H5 HPAI in Kent County broiler flock

A Kent County commercial broiler flock is under quarantine after a presumptive H5 HPAI detection in Delaware.

Feb 21, 2026 · 3 sources

Giant virus finding adds to debate over the origin of complex life

A newly described amoeba-infecting giant virus is reviving debate over whether viruses helped shape the eukaryotic nucleus.

Feb 20, 2026 · 1 source

Study links static weight-bearing to focal flow deficits in horse feet

New equine PET data suggest continuous standing load alone may compromise regional blood flow in the digit.

Feb 20, 2026 · 1 source

New Spinosaurus species adds evidence to old aquatic debate

A newly named Spinosaurus from Niger is sharpening debate over how these predators lived and hunted.

Trial finds limited benefit from fluid bolus before dog pericardiocentesis

A randomized trial in 30 dogs found a pre-pericardiocentesis crystalloid bolus was safe, but didn’t significantly improve shock index.

UF VETS spotlights storm drain rescue of 410-pound manatee

UF VETS helped rescue a trapped manatee in Brevard County, showing the value of veterinary technical rescue readiness.

ZooDoc bets on teletriage and specialty access

ZooDoc is pitching teletriage, transparent pricing, and specialty access as a new digital front door for veterinary care.

New Spinosaurus species reshapes debate over how the dinosaur lived

A newly described Spinosaurus species from Niger is reviving debate over whether the predator waded or swam.

Medical errors carry hidden costs for veterinary hospitals

A new Instinct Science article argues patient safety investments can reduce harm, rework, and lost revenue.

Case report highlights surgical cause of restricted jaw opening

Two cocker spaniels with painful restricted mouth opening improved after surgery for presumed temporalis muscle impingement.

Manual roadmap technique may widen equine embolization access

A new technical note describes a hand-drawn fluoroscopic roadmap for coil embolization in horses with guttural pouch hemorrhage.

New review proposes staging framework for aural cholesteatoma

A 2026 review outlines updated diagnosis and management principles for aural cholesteatoma in companion animals.

Study finds coat-type differences may complicate alopecia X diagnosis

New Pomeranian data suggest coat phenotype may influence histology and trichography in alopecia X workups.

Study supports spinal accessory nerve reinnervation in horses

A small Veterinary Surgery study found exercise-time arytenoid function returned in 4 of 5 horses after selective reinnervation.

ASPCA highlights year-round seasonal toxin risks for pets

ASPCA’s Seasonal Toxins resource gives clinics a year-round framework for client education on predictable poison risks.

ASPCA seasonal toxins guidance offers a year-round safety playbook

ASPCA’s seasonal toxins resource helps clinics turn predictable pet hazards into timely preventive counseling.

UF researchers test AI to support cat cruelty investigations

University of Florida says a new AI tool may help identify when human involvement is likely in a cat’s death.

Feb 17, 2026 · 1 source

UF brings AI into forensic investigations of cat deaths

University of Florida researchers are using AI to help identify patterns in cat deaths that may point to animal cruelty.

Feb 17, 2026 · 2 sources

Linda Rhodes revisits vet med’s gender barriers and leadership lessons

A new podcast episode uses one veterinarian’s dairy-career story to spotlight how far women in vet med have come, and what still hasn’t changed.

Combined surgery shows promise for idiopathic paraphimosis in dogs

A 16-dog case series found 87.5% improved after combined phallopexy and preputial advancement.

French bulldog case highlights urgency of canine paraphimosis

A Clinician’s Brief case shows how delayed treatment of paraphimosis in a young French bulldog led to necrosis and surgery.

UF veterinary medicine names six Superior Accomplishment winners

Six University of Florida veterinary staff members were recognized in the 2026 Superior Accomplishment Awards.

Ocular FIP treatment moves from theory to practical care

New evidence and U.S. access pathways are reshaping how veterinarians approach ocular FIP.

Feb 16, 2026 · 4 sources

Study details outcomes for omocervical axial pattern flaps

A six-case series found frequent complications, but most omocervical flap issues were manageable without revision surgery.

Feb 16, 2026 · 2 sources

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.

Feb 16, 2026 · 2 sources

Study suggests pantarsal arthrodesis may lower revision risk in dogs

A multicenter study found pantarsal arthrodesis matched tendon repair outcomes with fewer catastrophic complications.

Feb 16, 2026 · 3 sources

Study supports ligature-based lung lobectomy in dogs and cats

A new retrospective study found low perioperative complication rates with hilar circumferential ligature lung lobectomy.

Feb 16, 2026 · 2 sources

Snail secretion study points to new mastitis research avenue

An in vitro study found snail secretion filtrate reduced inflammatory and oxidative markers linked to bovine mastitis.

Feb 15, 2026 · 1 source

Study links pets to spread of invasive flatworm in France

A new study suggests dogs and cats can carry an invasive land flatworm on their fur, creating a new pathway for spread.

Feb 14, 2026 · 1 source

UF launches search for next veterinary college dean

The University of Florida has started a national search to replace College of Veterinary Medicine Dean Dana Zimmel.

Feb 13, 2026 · 1 source

VETgirl highlights the risks and routines of chest tube care

A new VETgirl article underscores how vigilant chest tube monitoring can help prevent serious complications.

Feb 13, 2026 · 1 source

Snout pushes a new wellness plan model for veterinary clinics

Snout says its financing-backed wellness plans can improve preventive care access without shifting collections risk to clinics.

Feb 12, 2026 · 1 source

AKI review links kidney medicine’s history to earlier detection

A new Today’s Veterinary Practice feature traces AKI from ancient descriptions to today’s emphasis on earlier recognition and prevention.

Feb 12, 2026 · 1 source

Study links diabetes in dogs and cats with repeat pancreatitis markers

A new JSAP study found pancreatitis-associated lipase elevations were common in diabetic dogs and cats, especially on repeat testing.

Feb 12, 2026 · 1 source

Study suggests a cat’s purr may be more revealing than its meow

Researchers found cats’ purrs are more individually consistent than meows, which shift more with context and human interaction.

Feb 11, 2026 · 1 source

Foal biomarker study finds limited value in predicting Rhodococcus equi pneumonia

A new EVJ study found cytokine, cortisol, and vitamin D profiles didn't predict foal pneumonia risk on an endemic farm.

Feb 11, 2026 · 2 sources

Novel kirkovirus linked to equine colitis cases in early study

NC State researchers found a new kirkovirus more often in horses with colitis, but causation remains unproven.

Feb 11, 2026 · 3 sources

Study links heavy E. coli growth to lower live foal rates

UK data suggest profuse E. coli growth and severe cytology findings in older mares track with lower live foal rates.

Feb 11, 2026 · 1 source

Welsh study links equine antibiotic use to client trust and habits

A Wales-based study found gaps in equine antibiotic understanding, leftover use, and pressure points in vet-client prescribing decisions.

Feb 11, 2026 · 2 sources

Cornell spotlights the clinical promise and limits of canine genetics

A new Cornell podcast highlights how canine DNA data is reshaping research, education, and clinical conversations.

Feb 10, 2026 · 1 source

Study tests ultrasound-guided leg raise for fluid response in pigs

A JVECC study found a modified passive leg raise plus transthoracic ultrasound predicted fluid responsiveness in anesthetized pigs.

Feb 10, 2026 · 1 source

Case report links Tritrichomonas infection to Addisonian mimic in cat

A feline case report describes Tritrichomonas foetus infection presenting with electrolyte changes that mimicked hypoadrenocorticism.

Feb 9, 2026 · 1 source

Global tree study warns forests are becoming more uniform

A global analysis of 31,000 tree species suggests forests are shifting toward fast-growing species and losing long-lived specialists.

Feb 9, 2026 · 1 source

Why legal challenges to pets’ status are worrying veterinarians

A narrow New York ruling on emotional damages for a dog’s death is raising wider liability concerns in veterinary medicine.

Feb 9, 2026 · 1 source

VETgirl spotlights 2026 innovation through mobile-first CE

VETgirl’s 2026 innovation message centers on mobile CE, flexible learning, and easier progress tracking for veterinary teams.

Feb 9, 2026 · 4 sources

Study maps how gut bacteria sense nutrients and support microbiome stability

New research suggests Clostridia use sensory receptors to detect key nutrients, including lactate and formate, that help stabilize the gut microbiome.

Feb 8, 2026 · 1 source

Natasha George highlights shelter medicine’s expanding role

A University of Arizona student profile underscores growing momentum behind shelter medicine, One Health, and access-to-care training.

Feb 6, 2026 · 1 source

Managed access opens overseas cancer therapy for U.S. dog case

VMD Sciences says it helped a U.S. oncologist import an EU-approved TKI for a dog with metastatic mast cell cancer.

Feb 5, 2026 · 3 sources

iCatCare unveils new format for World Feline Congress 2026

World Feline Congress 2026 will feature themed clinical days and new one-day ticket options.

Feb 5, 2026 · 2 sources

Nipah spillover risk puts veterinarians back in the prevention chain

A limited Nipah outbreak in India is renewing focus on how veterinarians can help prevent spillover before livestock or people amplify it.

Feb 5, 2026 · 2 sources

Westminster night one crowns four group winners at 150th show

Zaida, Cookie, JJ, and Graham won night one groups at Westminster’s 150th annual dog show in New York City.

Feb 3, 2026 · 3 sources

H5N1 updates put cats and cattle back in focus

A Washington cat death and Dutch dairy serology add fresh signals on H5N1 spillover across species.

Feb 2, 2026 · 3 sources

Flyball returns to Westminster as canine sports gain visibility

Westminster brought flyball back for its 150th show, giving canine sports and veterinary support another high-profile stage.

Feb 1, 2026 · 2 sources

Anecia Hawkins profile highlights mentorship and diversity in vet med

A Vet Candy spotlight on LMU student Anecia Hawkins underscores how mentorship, communication, and diversity work are shaping future veterinarians.

Jan 29, 2026 · 1 source

Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald returns with a message on kindness and conservation

An AVMA podcast update spotlights Kevin Fitzgerald’s call for kindness, community connection, and conservation in veterinary medicine.

Jan 29, 2026 · 5 sources

Primary care data sharpens the picture of PLE in Pugs

A VetCompass study found high early mortality in Pugs with PLE, but similar survival in primary care and referral settings.

Jan 29, 2026 · 2 sources

New guidelines aim to standardize canine dementia diagnosis

An international expert panel published the first consensus framework for diagnosing and monitoring canine cognitive dysfunction syndrome.

Jan 28, 2026 · 1 source

Board complaint guidance puts focus on records and consent

A new dvm360 discussion says most board complaints are manageable, but poor communication and weak records still raise risk.

Jan 27, 2026 · 4 sources

Diet-first guidance sharpens management of canine chronic enteropathy

A new review says systematic diet trials can improve outcomes in normoalbuminaemic dogs with chronic enteropathy.

Jan 26, 2026 · 1 source

Zoetis turns WVC Vegas 2026 into a CE and engagement play

Zoetis is pairing WVC Vegas 2026 education sessions with games, giveaways, and collectible charms.

Jan 22, 2026 · 3 sources

High-oleic soybeans gain traction in dairy nutrition

MSU-led research and early farm results suggest high-oleic soybeans can lift milk components while cutting feed costs.

Jan 18, 2026 · 1 source

Study links some dog foods to higher climate impact than pet parents’ diets

A UK study found wet, raw, and meat-rich dog foods can carry far higher emissions than dry diets.

Jan 16, 2026 · 1 source

Vet Candy spotlights Tuskegee student leader Aaryn DuBose

A new Brain Smarts episode highlights Aaryn DuBose and the growing visibility of veterinary student leaders.

Jan 16, 2026 · 2 sources

Gut-brain research opens a new line of inquiry in canine epilepsy

New canine data suggest gut microbiome changes may play a role in idiopathic epilepsy.

Jan 16, 2026 · 1 source

Malignant cells found on gloves in canine tumor surgery study

A pilot study found malignant cells on gloves or instruments in 30% of canine oncologic surgeries.

Jan 12, 2026 · 1 source

Loose vervet monkeys put St. Louis on alert

Multiple vervet monkeys spotted near O’Fallon Park raised public safety, animal control, and regulatory questions in St. Louis.

Jan 11, 2026 · 1 source

St. Louis monkey escape highlights primate policy gaps

Loose vervet monkeys in St. Louis quickly became a public health and enforcement story.

Jan 11, 2026 · 1 source

Study finds head dunking rapidly cools dogs after exercise

Penn Vet researchers found trained head dunking cooled dogs faster than several common post-exercise methods.

Jan 10, 2026 · 1 source

PetCure Oncology says it has now treated 10,000 pets

PetCure Oncology says its 10,000-patient milestone reflects a decade of expanding access to veterinary radiation therapy.

Jan 9, 2026 · 4 sources

ACC brings AI feline pain detection into shelter medicine

Animal Care Centers of NYC is using Sylvester.ai to help staff assess feline pain from smartphone photos.

NYC shelter adopts AI tool to screen cats for pain

Animal Care Centers of NYC is using Sylvester.ai to help staff flag feline pain from smartphone photos.

AI tool estimates cattle temperature from a thermal photo

University of Arkansas researchers say a new AI system can estimate cattle temperature from thermal facial images.

Review finds mixed evidence on propofol speed and apnea in dogs

A new review suggests slower propofol titration may reduce apnea risk mainly by lowering total dose in dogs.

Apomorphine and ropinirole data sharpen emetic choice in dogs

New studies suggest both emetics work, but speed, adverse effects, and setting may shape which drug fits best.

Jan 8, 2026 · 2 sources

Clinician’s Brief spotlights multimodal OA pain management

A new Clinician’s Brief podcast with Dr. Robin Downing reinforces multimodal osteoarthritis pain care in small animal practice.

Jan 8, 2026 · 2 sources

Patterson podcast spotlights dental month prep for clinics

A new Patterson podcast episode with Dr. Zack Mills focuses on dental month planning, pet parent compliance, and evolving care standards.

How practices are preparing for Pet Dental Health Month

A Patterson podcast with Dr. Zack Mills highlights how clinics can turn dental month into stronger year-round oral care.

Study links ITGb1 to stronger innate defense against PEDV

Researchers report a cell-surface protein helps pig cells suppress PEDV by boosting MDA5 and interferon signaling.

Jan 8, 2026 · 2 sources

AVMA podcast revisits Kevin Fitzgerald’s message on career purpose

Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald returned to AVMA’s podcast with a message centered on kindness, community, conservation, and lifelong learning.

CVMA launches cyberbullying hotline for veterinary members

CVMA has launched a 24/7 cyberbullying hotline, giving members crisis communications and peer support resources.

dvm360 podcast reframes veterinary burnout around values

A new dvm360 episode argues burnout persists not from lack of knowledge, but from unexamined expectations and misaligned values.

Practice ownership is still possible, but the path is changing

An Uncharted podcast examines whether buying, starting, or staying is the smartest ownership move for today’s veterinarians.

Jan 7, 2026 · 4 sources

Trutect gives vets a targeted option for canine parvovirus

Elanco’s fully approved parvo monoclonal antibody adds a targeted treatment and post-exposure option for puppies.

Jan 7, 2026 · 2 sources

Veterinary podcast urges a rethink of organized vet medicine

A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode questions whether vet organizations still reflect the professionals they represent.

VETgirl podcast tackles how staff can influence practice leadership

A new VETgirl episode explores how veterinary professionals can build more influence with upper management.

A burnout rethink asks veterinary teams to start with why

A new dvm360 podcast argues burnout persists not from lack of knowledge, but from barriers to meaningful change.

Podcast revives debate over veterinary group governance

A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode questions whether organized veterinary medicine still serves today’s professionals.

Vet groups face fresh scrutiny over value and relevance

A Veterinary Viewfinder episode asks whether organized veterinary medicine is evolving fast enough for today’s profession.

Veterinary burnout discussion shifts from ‘should’ to personal why

A new dvm360 commentary argues burnout solutions need deeper motivation and better workplace support.

Veterinary leaders question whether associations still fit the moment

A new podcast argues organized veterinary medicine must become more transparent, inclusive, and responsive.

Veterinary leaders reopen debate over organized medicine’s role

A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode questions whether veterinary organizations are still serving the profession they represent.

Veterinary podcast questions whether legacy groups still fit

A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode argues 2026 may be the time to rethink organized veterinary medicine.

VETgirl spotlights influencing upper management in practice

A new VETgirl podcast examines how veterinary team members can build influence with practice leadership.

Cornell podcast highlights behavior’s role in outbreak dynamics

Cornell’s Ana Bento says outbreak models work better when they account for behavioral change, not just pathogen biology.

Cornell spotlights behavior as a key factor in outbreak spread

A new Cornell podcast argues outbreak models work better when they account for how behavior changes transmission.

Behavior belongs in outbreak models, Cornell expert says

A new Cornell veterinary podcast argues that behavior can change how outbreaks spread, and how well interventions work.

Cornell study renews scrutiny of copper in commercial dog food

New Cornell-led research links copper-restricted diets with lower liver copper accumulation in older dogs.

Jan 6, 2026 · 3 sources

Spain’s ASF outbreak tests biosafety, wildlife control, and trust

Spain’s 2025 ASF outbreak near Barcelona raised lab-origin questions before genomic analysis pointed elsewhere.

Jan 6, 2026 · 2 sources

Study maps normal heart changes in Standardbred foals

New data offer early-life echocardiographic reference values for healthy Standardbred foals.

UF links PIK3CA mutations to immune disruption in canine HSA

University of Florida researchers identified a genetic-immune link in canine hemangiosarcoma that may open new targeted treatment paths.

OSU expands to 24/7 small animal emergency care

Oregon State University has launched 24/7 ER care for cats and dogs at its teaching hospital in Corvallis.

Jan 5, 2026 · 1 source

Vet Candy spotlights Michelle Badeaux in Cat Daddy trivia episode

Vet tech Michelle Badeaux headlines a new Cat Daddy episode as Vet Candy expands feline, sponsor-backed entertainment content.

Jan 5, 2026 · 1 source

Ocular FIP treatment enters a more evidence-based era

New discussion around ocular FIP highlights higher-dose antiviral strategies, legal U.S. access, and the need for close follow-up.

Jan 5, 2026 · 1 source

Study finds training and audit can cut clinic contamination

A JSAP study found staff training, better sanitisation, and routine testing sharply reduced contamination in veterinary practices.

Jan 2, 2026 · 1 source

Study finds two fixation options may aid feline cementless THR

A new feline biomechanics study found plating and cerclage each improved different aspects of femoral stem performance after cementless THR.

Jan 2, 2026 · 2 sources

New review highlights cognitive networks for modeling learning

A new review explains how cognitive network science could reshape how educators measure knowledge and learning.

Jan 1, 2026 · 1 source

Cognitive network science offers a new lens on learning

A new review explains how network models of knowledge could shape future education and workforce research.

Jan 1, 2026 · 1 source

Animal nonprofit CEO pay draws fresh scrutiny in 2025 roundup

A new ranking of animal nonprofit CEOs highlights seven-figure pay, governance questions, and why transparency still matters.

Dec 31, 2025 · 1 source

Top-paid animal nonprofit CEOs renew scrutiny over charity pay

A new ranking of animal nonprofit CEO pay is reviving questions about transparency, governance, and donor trust.

Dec 31, 2025 · 1 source

Carlson video thrusts AVMA telemedicine fight into public view

A Tucker Carlson segment is escalating the fight over veterinary telemedicine, VCPR rules, and AVMA’s role.

The Canine Review closes out 2025 with a Nellie brand post

The Canine Review’s latest Nellie post is a light year-end audience play, not a veterinary industry development.

The Canine Review uses Nellie vlog as audience engagement play

A year-end Nellie Brill post highlights how veterinary-adjacent media blends personality content with industry coverage.

Nellie Brill vlog post appears to be brand content, not industry news

A December 2025 Canine Review post looks like subscriber engagement content, with no clear veterinary business or clinical development attached.

Nellie holiday vlog extends The Canine Review’s house voice

A December 2025 Nellie Brill post appears to be seasonal audience content, not a veterinary industry development.

The Canine Review leans into branded Nellie content

A December 2025 Nellie Brill vlog appears to be a personality-led feature, not a reported industry development.

Parvo cases pressure clinics as vaccine gaps widen

Parvo clusters are straining clinics and shelters as under-vaccination and access gaps leave more puppies exposed.

Dec 29, 2025 · 1 source

H5N1 keeps companion animals on the veterinary radar

Cats face the clearest H5N1 risk, especially through raw food, raw milk, and farm-related exposure.

Dec 23, 2025 · 2 sources

Study maps microRNA changes in canine mammary adenocarcinoma

New research links altered microRNAs in canine mammary adenocarcinoma to major cancer pathways and future biomarker development.

Dec 22, 2025 · 1 source

Why formulation matters for emodepside treatment in dogs

A new study suggests feline and canine emodepside formulations can't be treated as interchangeable in dogs.

Dec 20, 2025 · 2 sources

ASPCA donor thank-you message underscores 2025 welfare priorities

ASPCA’s 2025 thank-you messaging highlights donor-backed rescue, kitten care, disaster response, and poison-control work.

Dec 17, 2025 · 4 sources

Noninvasive pain therapies gain attention in chronic care

A dvm360 podcast spotlights shock wave and PEMF options as multimodal pain care keeps expanding in veterinary medicine.

Dec 16, 2025 · 2 sources

Low-stress care gains traction as a staff safety strategy

An AVMA podcast and JAVMA study link low-stress patient care with fewer staff injuries in small animal practice.

Dec 13, 2025 · 2 sources

Cornell spotlights David Russell’s TB and HIV research legacy

A new Cornell podcast highlights how veterinary-based research shaped the fight against tuberculosis and HIV.

Dec 10, 2025 · 1 source

Alternative medicine debate sharpens around evidence standards

A new SkeptVet essay revives debate over whether alternative veterinary medicine can meet science-based standards.

SkeptVet rekindles debate over alternative medicine and science

A new SkeptVet essay argues alternative veterinary medicine is compatible with science only when it meets evidence-based standards.

Alternative medicine’s place in veterinary science stays contested

A new SkeptVet essay revives debate over whether alternative veterinary therapies can meet scientific standards.

Alternative medicine in vet care still faces evidence test

A new SkeptVet essay argues alternative therapies belong in veterinary medicine only if they meet the same evidence standards as any other care.

Why evidence-based medicine still matters in veterinary care

A new SkeptVet post revisits why evidence-based medicine remains central to clinical decisions and misinformation response.

Dec 3, 2025 · 1 source

Why Fear Free starts before the exam room

A new VETgirl podcast argues that pre-visit sedation is part of compassionate veterinary care, not a last resort.

Dec 1, 2025 · 3 sources

Study finds no implant edge in equine sesamoid fracture model

A new ex vivo study found double-screw constructs outperformed single-screw repairs in equine proximal sesamoid fractures.

Nov 25, 2025 · 2 sources

Feeding before surgery may improve recovery in horses

New equine data suggest fasting before elective surgery may raise colic risk instead of lowering it.

Nov 21, 2025 · 2 sources

Vet med voices push for better recovery after clinical mistakes

New veterinary podcast discussions frame mistakes as inevitable, but team response as the real test.

Nov 19, 2025 · 2 sources

VETgirl podcast spotlights Echinococcus risk and One Health prevention

A new VETgirl episode highlights praziquantel, client education, and the veterinary role in reducing zoonotic Echinococcus risk.

Nov 17, 2025 · 2 sources

ASPCA opens Pawling center for canine cruelty victims

A new ASPCA facility in Pawling expands medical and behavioral care for dogs rescued from abuse and neglect.

Nov 13, 2025 · 2 sources

RECOVER’s 2024 CPR updates reshape small animal code response

New RECOVER guidance updates CPR technique, monitoring, and drug use for dogs and cats.

Nov 10, 2025 · 2 sources

What Eva Evans says it takes to build a dream veterinary clinic

A new podcast spotlights how vision, site selection, and workflow shape veterinary clinic builds.

Nov 10, 2025 · 3 sources

Pepper spray and tear gas exposures raise a new pet safety concern

Veterinary leaders are urging clinics to prepare for rare but serious pepper spray and tear gas exposures in pets.

Pets exposed to pepper spray raise a new preparedness issue

Veterinary Viewfinder highlights an underrecognized risk: pets exposed to pepper spray and tear gas in U.S. communities.

Podcast highlights pepper spray exposure risks for U.S. pets

Veterinary Viewfinder examines an underrecognized emergency: pets exposed to pepper spray and tear gas.

Pepper spray exposures put pets, and clinics, on alert

A Veterinary Viewfinder episode highlights a rare but important risk as pets encounter pepper spray and tear gas in U.S. communities.

Veterinary teams are being urged to prepare for pepper spray cases

A Veterinary Viewfinder discussion highlights pepper spray and tear gas exposure in pets as an emerging preparedness issue.

Study finds markerless equine gait analysis aligns with IMU systems

Research suggests markerless AI gait analysis may offer a practical field option for assessing movement asymmetry in horses.

Nov 4, 2025 · 2 sources

Subaru renews ASPCA partnership for 2025 Share the Love

Subaru and the ASPCA are continuing their Share the Love campaign, extending a major funding stream for animal welfare work.

Oct 17, 2025 · 1 source

Apomorphine may edge ropinirole in urgent canine decontamination

New comparative data suggest apomorphine may work faster and more reliably than ropinirole in emergency canine emesis.

Oct 13, 2025 · 1 source

How practices can handle angry clients without losing the relationship

Veterinary leaders are urging teams to separate understandable frustration from true abuse, and to use clearer complaint protocols.

Sep 17, 2025 · 2 sources

Georgia telehealth law complicates pet poison hotline access

Georgia’s SB 105 left animal poison hotlines and veterinary teams navigating new limits on direct guidance to pet parents.

Sep 15, 2025 · 1 source

Glass bead disinfection draws interest, but guidance stays cautious

AVMA spotlighted rapid glass bead reprocessing, but current guidance warns against quick clinical sterilization use.

Study explores glass bead disinfection for suture scissors

A new AJVR study found 60-second glass bead disinfection eliminated detectable bacterial growth on used suture scissor blades.

Glass bead disinfection raises familiar sterilization questions

A fast instrument turnaround method is back in focus, but infection-control guidance still favors validated sterilization.

Glass bead sterilization draws scrutiny in veterinary settings

Fast instrument turnaround is appealing, but guidance and research raise limits on glass bead sterilization in clinics.

Why glass bead sterilizers remain a poor fit for clinics

Glass bead units may be fast, but current guidance favors validated heat sterilization for clinical instruments.

Study tracks gastric disease risk in Iceland’s pasture-managed horses

A year-long study found gastric disease remained common in extensively kept Icelandic horses across all seasons.

Sep 1, 2025 · 1 source

Feline surgery teams rethink temperature control beyond warming blankets

New evidence suggests limb warming or insulation may help reduce heat loss in cats during surgery.

Jul 30, 2025 · 1 source

Why vet tech representation on state boards is gaining ground

A technician-led push for seats on state veterinary boards is moving from advocacy into formal regulatory policy.

Jul 30, 2025 · 1 source

Study finds ice packs reduce skin perfusion in dogs

A new AJVR study found a 15-minute ice-pack application reduced skin perfusion in healthy dogs.

Jul 2, 2025 · 1 source

Fear Free ties outdoor enrichment to pet-safe weed control

Fear Free’s latest outdoor-living content blends enrichment advice with a branded weed-control message for pet parents.

Jun 30, 2025 · 2 sources

EVJ podcast puts equine antibiotic stewardship back in focus

A new EVJ podcast spotlights equine antibiotic use as BEVA pushes practices to measure and justify prescribing.

May 14, 2025 · 2 sources

Fear Free ties puppy vaccines to early low-stress vet visits

Fear Free says puppy vaccine visits should protect health and build confidence from the start.

Jan 31, 2025 · 2 sources

Open Farm removes six dog food lots over plastic film issue

Open Farm pulled six limited dog food lots after finding non-toxic plastic film, calling it a quality issue rather than a recall.

Dec 30, 2024 · 1 source

Study links strip grazing to poorer welfare signals in ponies

A new EVJ study found ponies on track systems moved more and showed less agonistic behavior than on strip grazing.

Dec 2, 2024 · 1 source

Tasha McNerney spotlights proactive pain prevention in pets

A new podcast appearance puts team-based pain prevention and anesthesia best practices back in focus for veterinary teams.

Oct 17, 2024 · 2 sources

Emergency travel kit checklist spotlights pet preparedness basics

Fear Free Happy Homes outlined 10 essentials for pet travel emergencies, echoing CDC, FEMA, and Red Cross guidance.

Fear Free highlights 10 essentials for pet travel emergencies

Fear Free’s new checklist gives pet parents a simple starting point for emergency travel kits, with clear openings for veterinary guidance.

Pet travel emergency kits gain traction as a client education tool

Fear Free’s pet travel checklist echoes CDC and Red Cross guidance, giving clinics a timely client education opportunity.

Travel-ready pet emergency kits move from nice-to-have to standard advice

Fear Free Happy Homes highlights 10 essentials for pet travel emergency kits, echoing AVMA, CDC, and Red Cross guidance.

iCatConnect expands global education on unowned cat welfare

International Cat Care’s iCatConnect brings global experts together on practical solutions for unowned cats and shelter care.

Sep 3, 2024 · 1 source

The Cat Group opposes breeding of Bully and Dwelf cats

A feline welfare coalition says Bully and Dwelf cats are being bred for deformities that cause pain and restrict normal behavior.

Aug 22, 2024 · 2 sources

Podcast revives debate over the costs of ‘gold standard’ care

Dr. Sara Pizano's Blunt Dissection appearance spotlights how gold-standard-only thinking can limit access to veterinary care.

Apr 3, 2024 · 3 sources

RCL Foods expands South Africa pet food recall over Salmonella risk

RCL Foods recalled dry pet food in South Africa after condemned batches linked to Salmonella were found back in retail channels.

Mar 5, 2024 · 3 sources

Fear Free podcast spotlights practical feline infectious disease risks

A Fear Free Pets episode revisits feline infectious disease prevention, testing, and clinic-ready protocols.

Jul 24, 2023 · 1 source

Marty Becker podcast revisits welfare-centered care in practice

A Blunt Dissection episode with Dr. Marty Becker highlights the lasting influence of Fear Free thinking on veterinary care.

Jul 28, 2021 · 1 source

Pig production still hinges on disease control and early management

A Vet Times review highlights how farrowing, colostrum, hygiene, and weaning decisions shape pig health and productivity.

Jul 18, 2016 · 2 sources

Feline pancreatitis review highlights supportive care and comorbidities

A review on feline pancreatitis underscores its vague presentation, common comorbidities, and the central role of supportive care.

Jul 11, 2016 · 1 source

RCVS opens nominations for 2016 council elections

The RCVS invited vets and veterinary nurses to stand for elected council seats in its 2016 governance cycle.

Nov 25, 2015 · 1 source

Vet Inflow brand appears folded into VetsDigital in UK market

Legacy coverage of Vet Inflow looks outdated as the veterinary marketing brand is now presented as part of VetsDigital.

Vet Inflow is now part of VetsDigital, updating older trade coverage

Older coverage of Vet Inflow now appears outdated, with the brand folded into VetsDigital’s veterinary marketing business.

Vet Inflow’s legacy marketing pitch now points to VetsDigital

Archived coverage of Vet Inflow reflects a veterinary marketing business that has since been absorbed into VetsDigital.

Vet Inflow’s standalone identity has given way to VetsDigital

Older coverage of Vet Inflow’s Facebook services misses that the company is now part of VetsDigital.