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Better scheduling may be a practical lever on vet burnout
A new veterinary scheduling analysis links predictable shifts, real breaks, and role-aware flexibility to wellbeing and retention.
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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.
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Halifax Humane launches five-cent cat neuter campaign
Daytona Beach nonprofit aims to complete 900 male cat neuters by June 30 through a five-cent campaign.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Better scheduling is emerging as a retention tool in vet practice
New research suggests predictable schedules, real breaks, and fair flexibility may improve wellbeing and retention.
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Better scheduling may be a practical lever for vet team wellbeing
A new veterinary scheduling analysis suggests predictability, breaks, and role-aware flexibility can improve wellbeing and job satisfaction.
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dvm360 highlights emergency patterns in exotic companion animals
New dvm360 coverage outlines the exotic emergencies general practitioners are most likely to see and when referral matters.
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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.
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Exotic emergencies move closer to the general practice front line
Recent dvm360 coverage highlights how rabbits, birds, and reptiles often need fast triage before referral.
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Exotic emergencies put species-specific triage in focus
New exotics coverage highlights how rabbits, birds, and reptiles demand faster, more tailored emergency workflows.
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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.
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Frontiers corrects affiliations on goose welfare study
A Frontiers correction updates author affiliations, while the underlying goose welfare findings remain unchanged.
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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.
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Hill’s marks 16 million shelter pet adoptions in North America
Hill’s says its Food, Shelter & Love program has now supported 16 million shelter pet adoptions since 2002.
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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.
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Holiday ingestions are driving costly pet emergencies
Claims data show holiday spikes in toxic ingestions and foreign body cases, with chocolate in dogs and string in cats leading the list.
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Injectable minerals show health benefits in transition Holsteins
A new dairy cow study links injectable minerals around calving to less metritis, less persistent hypocalcemia, and higher IgG.
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Injectable minerals tied to lower metritis, hypocalcemia in dairy cows
A transition-period study found injectable multi-mineral supplementation reduced metritis and persistent hypocalcemia in Holstein cows.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Oral options reshape the feline diabetes treatment discussion
Newer oral drugs are expanding feline diabetes care, but patient selection and monitoring remain critical.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Study maps genetic structure in plateau brown frog populations
New mitochondrial data suggest historically fragmented Rana kukunoris populations on the northeastern Qinghai-Xizang Plateau.
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UF honors Dr. Cassi Fleming in 2026 40 Under 40 class
UF recognized Dr. Cassi Fleming, known for NAVC’s VetFolio Voice, in its 2026 40 Under 40 cohort.
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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.
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Veterinary scheduling study highlights burnout prevention levers
New findings suggest predictable schedules, protected breaks, and role-aware flexibility could improve veterinary team wellbeing.
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Why veterinary scheduling is becoming a retention issue
New research links predictable schedules, real breaks, and role-aware flexibility to lower burnout in veterinary practice.
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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.
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AI gains ground in care, but clinicians remain central
New research and regulatory signals suggest AI can support veterinary care, but not replace clinical judgment.
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AI in veterinary care is advancing, but clinicians still carry the risk
Recent reviews and new guidance say AI can support veterinary care, but it isn't ready to replace clinical judgment.
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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.
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Dorper sheep study links social rank with reproductive performance
New research suggests social hierarchy may shape Dorper sheep reproductive outcomes beyond standard body measurements.
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Fermentation bed geese study gets affiliation-only correction
A Frontiers correction updates author affiliations, not the findings, in a goose welfare and stress-resilience study.
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Injectable mineral study links transition dosing to lower metritis risk
A new dairy cow study found injectable mineral supplementation reduced metritis and persistent hypocalcemia, without improving milk yield.
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Injectable minerals linked to lower metritis, hypocalcemia in Holsteins
A new transition-cow study found lower metritis and persistent hypocalcemia with repeated injectable mineral supplementation.
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New reviews make the case for horses in West Nile early warning
New papers argue equine surveillance should play a bigger role in West Nile monitoring across Europe and beyond.
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PPID may not shorten horses’ lives, but it raises care needs
A new study suggests horses with PPID can live as long as peers, while facing more medical events over time.
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Prestige Biopharma posts positive Phase 3 data for Avastin biosimilar
Prestige said its Phase 3 SAMSON-II study met the primary endpoint for HD204, a proposed biosimilar to Avastin.
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Sheep studies tie social rank and production system to outcomes
New research suggests social hierarchy and production system can shape sheep reproduction and welfare outcomes.
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Study flags dye interference risk in fluorescence-guided node mapping
A new study suggests methylene blue may suppress indocyanine green signal during sentinel lymph node mapping.
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Study links transition mineral injections to lower metritis risk
A new dairy cow study found injectable mineral supplementation lowered metritis and persistent hypocalcemia, without improving milk yield.
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Vitiligo in dogs draws attention to key dermatology differentials
Vitiligo is usually cosmetic in dogs, but facial depigmentation still warrants a careful differential.
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Vitiligo in dogs is usually benign, but the differential is not
Canine vitiligo is often cosmetic, but facial depigmentation can also signal autoimmune or ocular disease.
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Abnormal cleavage may help flag higher-risk equine IVP embryos
A new EVJ study links abnormal early cleavage in equine IVP embryos to sharply higher early pregnancy loss after transfer.
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Abnormal embryo cleavage linked to early pregnancy loss in mares
A new equine study suggests first-cleavage abnormalities in IVP embryos may help predict early pregnancy loss after transfer.
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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.
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Adult alpaca case report highlights rare systemic toxoplasmosis
A new case report suggests toxoplasmosis belongs on the differential list for some adult alpacas with multisystemic disease.
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Barbed gastropexy matched standard outcomes in dogs with GDV
A Cornell study found barbed suture gastropexy shortened surgery time without worsening short-term outcomes or recurrence in dogs with GDV.
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Better scheduling may be a practical fix for veterinary burnout
New findings suggest predictable schedules, real breaks, and role-aware flexibility could improve wellbeing in veterinary practice.
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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.
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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.
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Blood transcriptomics may help track training stress in racehorses
A new study links racehorse blood RNA signatures to training adaptation, recovery, and racing-related stress.
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Canine limb press study supports rigid femoral fixation
A new biomechanics study suggests rigid proximal femoral fixation remains a valid setup in canine limb press models.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Dog Aging Project study highlights gaps in end-of-life education
New JAVMA data show pet parents often frame canine death around pain, quality of life, and “old age.”
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Flea treatment in rabbits requires species-specific caution
Rabbit flea control hinges on veterinarian-directed treatment, safe product selection, and environmental cleanup.
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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.
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How much fluid is too much during anesthesia?
A dvm360 discussion and AAHA guidance push clinics to reassess routine anesthesia fluid volumes earlier.
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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.
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Motion-aware radiation therapy sharpens cancer care for dogs
A veterinary-human research team is using gated imaging in dogs to improve radiation precision and spare healthy tissue.
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New goat studies sharpen breed-specific production and imaging data
New research compares Alpine and Saanen kids for meat traits and adds ultrasound reference data for healthy lactating Saanen goats.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Otsuka adds new Phase 3 Voyxact data in IgA nephropathy
Otsuka reported new VISIONARY trial analyses for Voyxact, adding hematuria data to its earlier proteinuria results in IgA nephropathy.
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Otsuka reports confirmatory VISIONARY data for Voyxact in IgAN
New Phase 3 data could strengthen Voyxact’s case beyond proteinuria reduction in IgA nephropathy.
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PetMD update reinforces rabbit-safe flea treatment guidance
A new PetMD explainer reminds clinicians and pet parents that flea control in rabbits requires species-specific treatment.
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Rabbit flea guidance highlights treatment risks and home control
New PetMD guidance reminds clinicians that rabbit flea care requires species-safe treatment and environmental control.
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Reno house call startup aims to widen veterinary access
A bilingual house call practice in Reno-Sparks is launching with nonprofit and foundation support.
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Reno veterinarian launches bilingual house call practice
Dr. Stephany Vasquez Perez is launching a grant-backed house call practice aimed at expanding access to veterinary care in Reno and Sparks.
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Researchers launch 1 million-record dog and cat tumor database
A new open-source database of more than 1 million dog and cat tumor records could expand cancer surveillance in veterinary medicine.
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Scheduling changes gain traction as a vet wellbeing strategy
New evidence suggests predictable, role-aware scheduling can support wellbeing, retention, and patient care in veterinary practice.
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Study compares Alpine and Saanen kids on meat traits
New goat research suggests genotype may shape carcass and meat outcomes even under the same fattening system.
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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.
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Study links ITGb1 to antiviral defense against PEDV in pigs
New research suggests ITGb1 helps pig cells suppress PEDV by amplifying MDA5-driven interferon signaling.
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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.
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Two canine femur studies add clarity for labs and surgeons
New canine studies support rigid limb press fixation and suggest juvenile femoral nailing is well tolerated.
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Two goat studies add breed and ultrasound reference data
New research compares Alpine and Saanen kids for meat traits and defines liver and spleen ultrasound norms in lactating Saanen goats.
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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.
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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.
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VMD Sciences spotlights managed access for canine cancer care
A New Jersey oncologist imported a Europe-approved cancer drug for a dog with metastatic mast cell disease.
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Why schedule design is becoming a veterinary wellbeing issue
New research suggests predictable schedules, breaks, and role-aware flexibility may improve wellbeing and job satisfaction in veterinary practice.
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3D-printed sea lion pelvis could expand marine mammal training
UNLV researchers created a synthetic sea lion pelvis to help veterinarians train for blood collection during ongoing stranding events.
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Ageing horses are reshaping equine care and cost
Older horses are driving more demand for chronic disease management, dental care, and nutrition support.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Axial pattern flap case series highlights tradeoff between reach and risk
A six-case study found omocervical flaps were effective in dogs and cats, despite postoperative complications in every patient.
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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.
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Better scheduling emerges as a practical burnout lever in vet practice
A new veterinary workforce article says predictable, role-aware scheduling could improve wellbeing, retention, and care quality.
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Bilateral elbow surgery in dogs linked to higher complication rates
A new study suggests simultaneous bilateral surgery for canine humeral fissures or fractures may raise postoperative complication risk.
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Bird flu passes 200 million birds as spring migration ramps up
The U.S. H5N1 outbreak has crossed 200 million birds and is entering a high-risk spring migration period.
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Black vulture study raises concern about year-round H5N1 spread
A UGA study found H5N1 in 84.3% of dead black vultures tested, pointing to possible year-round circulation.
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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.
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Blood biomarkers may help track training stress in racehorses
Two EVJ studies link training and racing in horses to distinct blood RNA and protein signatures.
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Blood gene signatures may help predict lymphoma treatment response
A Tufts-led study suggests blood-based immune markers could help identify canine lymphoma patients likely to relapse early.
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Botulism in dogs: rare, severe, and easy to miss early
A new canine case report highlights botulism’s rapid progression, diagnostic challenges, and the importance of exposure history.
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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.
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Cambridge study widens BOAS risk list across brachycephalic breeds
A new Cambridge study found 12 brachycephalic dog breeds at risk of BOAS, with Pekingese and Japanese Chin showing the highest prevalence.
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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.
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Canine forelimb lameness Q&A highlights diagnostic blind spots
A dvm360 Q&A urges a more systematic approach to localizing canine forelimb lameness.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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CVMA launches cyberbullying hotline for veterinary members
CVMA has launched a 24/7 cyberbullying hotline, giving members crisis communications and peer support resources.
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Delaware reports presumptive H5 HPAI in Kent broiler flock
A Kent County broiler flock was quarantined and depopulated after Delaware reported a presumptive H5 HPAI detection.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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ENOVAT review questions routine antibiotics in companion animal surgery
A new ENOVAT evidence review found only small benefit from surgical antimicrobial prophylaxis in dogs and cats.
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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.
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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.
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FDA clears Numelvi, adding a new JAK option for itchy dogs
Merck’s Numelvi gives veterinarians a new oral option for canine allergic dermatitis, with a label that starts at 6 months.
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FDA expands screwworm emergency toolkit with topical spray EUA
FDA authorized F10 topical spray for New World screwworm prevention and treatment in multiple species, with key species and food-safety limits.
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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.
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Feline neurology research sharpens the workup for seizures
New studies and reviews suggest many cats with seizures have an underlying cause, not primary epilepsy.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Helping caregivers support aging pets at home
Mary Gardner, DVM, highlights low-cost mobility aids and caregiver support for senior pets.
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iCatCare opens World Feline Congress 2026 with flexible tickets
International Cat Care has launched World Feline Congress 2026 with themed daily programming and new one-day ticket options.
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JAVMA study links renal diets to longer survival in CKD cats
A JAVMA study found early renal diet use in cats with CKD was associated with slower progression and 5 extra months of survival.
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Longitudinal CT study tracks condylar change in young Thoroughbreds
New equine imaging research adds objective CT data on how fetlock condyles change during early training and racing.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Naloxone training gains traction as canine overdose risk rises
Veterinary evidence and federal guidance say naloxone can help reverse opioid overdose in dogs.
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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.
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New study expands antithrombotic options after feline ATE
SUPERCAT found rivaroxaban and clopidogrel had similar outcomes after cardiogenic ATE in cats.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Penn Vet lands state grants for avian flu, AMR, CWD, and dairy AI
Penn Vet won multiple Pennsylvania research grants targeting avian influenza, antimicrobial resistance, chronic wasting disease, and dairy herd health.
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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.
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Pig disease control still starts with management basics
New and existing guidance shows pig health outcomes still depend on strong farrowing, colostrum, weaning, and biosecurity practices.
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Positive reinforcement training goes beyond treats
A dvm360 podcast highlights how non-food rewards and precise timing can support reward-based training.
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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.
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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.
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Researchers build largest dog and cat tumor database
A new open-source registry with more than 1 million records could sharpen veterinary cancer surveillance.
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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.
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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.
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Review says spontaneous sarcoid regression in horses is rare
A new review argues equine sarcoids rarely regress on their own, with implications for case management and treatment studies.
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Scheduling may be a frontline fix for veterinary burnout
A new study suggests predictable schedules and real breaks could improve veterinary team wellbeing and retention.
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Scheduling study links better work design to veterinary wellbeing
A new veterinary scheduling study says predictable shifts, real breaks, and role-aware flexibility may improve wellbeing and team function.
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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.
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Seven-year study supports proviral load-guided BLV control in beef herds
A long-term study in Japanese Black breeding farms found BLV prevalence fell with segregation, strategic culling, and biosecurity.
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Six-dog study highlights challenges of M. abscessus in dogs
A new case series shows canine M. abscessus can present in the skin or lungs and carry an uneven prognosis.
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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.
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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.
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Study advances case for targeted BRD metaphylaxis in cattle
New transcriptomic research could help veterinarians identify which high-risk cattle truly need BRD metaphylaxis.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Study examines coaptationless stifle reconstruction in cats
A 23-cat case series suggests multiligament stifle repair may succeed without postoperative coaptation.
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Study finds barbed suture gastropexy may shorten GDV surgery
A Cornell study found barbed suture gastropexy shortened procedure time with similar outcomes to standard incisional gastropexy in dogs with GDV.
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Study finds lower inflammatory stress with laparoscopic dog OVE
A new randomized trial suggests laparoscopic ovariectomy causes less inflammatory and oxidative stress than open surgery in anestrus dogs.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Study highlights minimally invasive option for canine ectopic ureters
A 25-dog study found improved continence and low complications after modified cystoscopic-guided scissor transection.
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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.
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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.
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Study links canine hypercortisolism to stiffer adrenal glands
A small study suggests adrenal elastography may add useful imaging detail in dogs with hypercortisolism.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Study links unusual kidney fats to cats’ CKD risk
Researchers say domestic cats accumulate unusual renal fats that may help explain their high chronic kidney disease risk.
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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.
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Study maps normal heart changes in Standardbred foals
New data offer early-life echocardiographic reference values for healthy Standardbred foals.
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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.
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Study points to simpler lab model for feline coronavirus research
Murdoch University researchers propagated feline coronavirus from FIP cases in Vero cells, potentially easing future antiviral and vaccine research.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Study suggests pantarsal arthrodesis may lower revision risk in dogs
A multicenter study found pantarsal arthrodesis matched tendon repair outcomes with fewer catastrophic complications.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Three must-reads put diabetes nutrition back in focus
A dvm360 roundup highlights how diet strategy can shape diabetes outcomes in dogs and cats.
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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.
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Trial compares leaf and Hyrax expanders for molar distalization
A randomized trial found both appliances worked, but the modified conventional Hyrax achieved distalization faster.
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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.
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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.
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UK study links equine influenza risk to autumn trade patterns
New UK data tie post-epidemic equine influenza risk to late-year horse movements and recent arrivals.
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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.
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US veterinary industry grows, but pressure points deepen
AVMA data show a growing veterinary sector facing heavier debt, staffing strain, and uneven tech adoption.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Why more clinics may stop letting pet parents hold dogs
New research and risk guidance highlight why client restraint during dog exams can raise safety and liability concerns.
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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.