AAHA issues first feline-only diabetes management guidelines
AAHA’s 2026 feline diabetes guidelines spotlight oral SGLT2 drugs, CGMs, and species-specific care.
CE requirements, licensing, credentialing, burnout, veterinary technician scope.
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AAHA’s 2026 feline diabetes guidelines spotlight oral SGLT2 drugs, CGMs, and species-specific care.
Public records suggest Brianna Jordan Locaputo is active in Ohio State farm animal medicine and surgery.
New guidance underscores that faster, better-organized emergency response can improve outcomes for horses.
Veterinary Practice News continues its WordRx series with a Wordle-style vocabulary puzzle for veterinary readers.
A Vet Life Reimagined episode follows Dr. Lily Chen’s move from reactive care to an integrative, root-cause practice model.
Fetch Kansas City will offer up to 20 CE credits, adding shorter sessions, labs, and sponsored meal programs.
A SkeptVet commentary spotlights how unclear nutrition titles can blur the line between marketing and recognized veterinary expertise.
A new JAVMA study finds veterinarians cite limited training as the top barrier to adding honey bee medicine to practice.
New research suggests behavior assessments may help match assistance dogs to roles they’re more likely to succeed in.
A new perspective argues veterinary stewardship training should focus on applied competencies, not knowledge alone.
A new AVMA THRIVE Sessions module brings universal design and disability inclusion into veterinary workplace culture.
Texas A&M recognized veterinary educator Amanda Davis with a 2026 professorship for undergraduate teaching excellence.
A new dvm360 podcast says earlier questioning, observation, and multimodal care can help veterinary teams catch mobility decline sooner.
A hybrid pediatric conference is scheduled for October 5-6, 2026, in Osaka, with broad child health and neonatology themes.
A PetMD roundup of popular puffer fish underscores why species-level husbandry matters in aquatic veterinary care.
Veterinary practices still need technicians, but the bigger issue may be how credentialed staff are used once hired.
A Texas A&M biomedical sciences senior says service work shaped her plan to pursue dental school and community-based care.
An updated PetMD article on koi highlights the long lifespan, size, and pond needs that shape veterinary care.
Veterinary Practice News published a new WordRx vocabulary quiz, highlighting how trade media are using lighter formats to keep veterinary readers engaged.
dvm360’s latest Flex Forecast spotlights four on-demand webinars for veterinary teams heading into summer 2026.
Hill’s 2026 Global Symposium will focus on how nutrition, the microbiome, and dermatologic health intersect in companion animals.
VMG and AAHA released a revised chart of accounts to help practices standardize reporting and improve financial benchmarking.
New commentary and technician advocacy efforts are challenging turf wars across veterinary medicine.
LMU veterinary student Megan Weidenbach is using social media and student leadership to shape conversations before entering practice.
New commentary across vet media urges less tribalism and more cross-sector collaboration.
Texas A&M honored VMBS faculty member Amanda Davis for undergraduate teaching excellence and innovation in physiology education.
A new EquiManagement report shows rising interest in equine practice, alongside persistent concerns about hours, mentorship, and on-call demands.
A new Instinct podcast with Dr. Peggy Sayer explores how leadership coaching can support veterinary career growth.
Two new commentaries argue that vet med needs less siloed advocacy and more collaboration across organizations, shelters, and care teams.
A new Mental Health Awareness Month campaign asks veterinary teams to share positive moments from practice.
A new Mental Health Awareness Month campaign asks veterinary teams to share the moments that help them stay in the profession.
Purdue recognized five veterinary alumni whose careers span practice, academia, diagnostics, and industry.
Veterinary students prioritized overt cruelty over breed-related and behavioral welfare issues in a new six-year study.
New research and industry voices say client emotion management is becoming a core burnout risk in veterinary practice.
A new podcast highlights how The Animal Neurology Center is building around neurology alone.
Student leaders are gaining visibility early as veterinary medicine grapples with burnout, debt, representation, and access to care.
AVMA’s new THRIVE Sessions expand Journey for Teams with tools focused on workplace culture, belonging, and team dynamics.
Francesca Buchalski and Viviana Maymí were recognized with SUNY’s top student honor as part of Cornell’s 2026 cohort.
A new Veterinary Practice News series argues trust is the first building block of a purpose-driven veterinary team.
High injury rates and heavy debt are sharpening the case for disability planning in veterinary medicine.
Equity offers are becoming more common for associate veterinarians, but the terms may be harder to assess than they first appear.
At NC State’s 2026 Feline Health Symposium, Séverine Tasker spotlighted feline infectious anaemias and cat-friendly diagnostics.
A new Uncharted episode examines what happens when practice leaders feel they're carrying culture work alone.
A Tennessee crime museum will host a Police Week K-9 meet and greet featuring specialized accelerant detection dogs.
Fear Free’s parasite prevention message reinforces a wider push for year-round, household-focused client education.
UF honored Dr. Clay Mathews for research on autoimmune diabetes affecting humans, dogs, and cats.
A new dvm360 discussion highlights practical ways clinics can reduce stress for cats before and during veterinary visits.
Veterinary Practice News is using a Wordle-style game to engage veterinary readers with quick vocabulary practice.
Ohio State is steering donors toward department-level funds for specialty training, research, and preventive medicine.
UC Davis said a $75 million gift will help build a new small animal teaching hospital and expand scholarships, research, and affordable-care programs.
A Clinician’s Brief podcast highlights the risks and realities of giving informal veterinary advice to friends and family.
Programs spotlighting student leaders reflect a broader shift in how veterinary medicine builds its future workforce.
National Veterinary Technician Week is increasingly focused on retention, career growth, and real support.
The WVA’s 2026 World Veterinary Day theme casts veterinarians as central to food safety, public health, and animal health.
A Texas A&M biomedical sciences senior’s next step highlights how veterinary colleges are building broader health-care pipelines.
PetMD’s freshwater aquarium setup guide underscores how cycling and water quality shape fish health from day one.
A new peer-reviewed review says NSAIDs remain the mainstay for acute at-home pain control in dogs and cats.
A new Instinct podcast examines how Fred Wininger built a neurology-only referral hospital in St. Louis.
A new AVMA podcast episode highlights Dr. Kristin Welch and the growing role of specialist teleconsultation in veterinary practice.
Ohio State will host an Alumni & Friends Reception on July 10 during AVMA Convention 2026 in Anaheim.
A new Penn Vet profile highlights Donald Hoenig’s long career linking clinical care, public health, food safety, and veterinary policy.
A new Equus profile revisits the horse tamer whose emphasis on patience helped influence modern horsemanship.
Dechra has joined NAVC’s Human-Animal Bond Certified Company program, with customer training planned for 2026.
Cornell Dean Lorin D. Warnick was recognized with AAVMC’s 2026 Billy E. Hooper Award for Distinguished Service.
A UK study found persistent misconceptions about equine colic, even after horse owners received evidence-based information.
A new Uncharted episode argues constant CSR escalation is usually a training and systems problem, not a people problem.
Veterinary Receptionist Week is highlighting how front-desk teams now shape workflow, communication, and pet parent experience.
April’s veterinary observances are creating timely openings for staff recognition, pet parent education, and public health messaging.
New research and industry guidance highlight how client communication strain may be fueling burnout across veterinary teams.
A new EquiManagement article urges early-career veterinarians to closely review pay, benefits, and noncompete terms.
NC State’s veterinary college held its first symposium dedicated to undergraduate researchers working in CBC labs.
NC State recognized cancer researcher and biotechnology educator Melissa Srougi with its 2025-26 Outstanding Teacher Award.
A new Alberta pilot will pay rural clinics up to $10,000 to hire veterinary students for summer work.
NOMV and dvm360 say new graduates should ask for specifics, not promises, when a practice says it offers mentorship.
NAVC’s latest calendar highlights webinars, hands-on CE, support-staff training, and a workforce diversity initiative.
New veterinary media coverage argues that better on-shift nutrition supports steadier energy, communication, and care.
Vet Candy is urging NAVLE candidates to study from the ICVA blueprint, not just broad review materials.
A new Clinician’s Brief article and podcast aim to make pharmacokinetics more usable in everyday veterinary prescribing.
NC State awarded $1.8 million in scholarships to 191 DVM students for 2025-26, highlighting debt relief as a workforce issue.
Ohio State named virologist Shan-Lu Liu a 2026 Distinguished University Professor, citing research with broad public health impact.
A My Vet Candy commentary spotlights how pregnancy, leave, and childcare still shape veterinary careers.
A PharmaShots interview argues chronic stress patterns may be limiting high performers more than lack of discipline.
Vet Candy’s Rising Stars profile spotlights a soon-to-be Tuskegee graduate shaped by family resilience, HBCU legacy, and self-compassion.
Veterinary Practice News is turning veterinary terminology into a recurring Wordle-style learning game.
An Instinct podcast examines how one veterinary CEO manages three hospitals from 2,500 miles away.
VETgirl co-founder Justine Lee says she will step down July 2, 2026, with Garret Pachtinger set to carry the mission forward.
Janice Reis Ciacci Zanella will lead UNL’s School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences starting August 1, 2026.
VETgirl and Today’s Veterinary Business are both navigating high-profile leadership handoffs in 2026.
Merck Animal Health’s latest spotlight adds momentum to state and federal efforts to shore up rural food animal veterinary care.
A new PetMD guide helps pet parents spot expected post-op changes and know when a dog needs urgent veterinary follow-up.
NC State’s Duncan Lascelles received AAVMC’s 2026 Excellence in Research Award for work advancing pain assessment and management.
VIN Foundation says many 2026 veterinary graduates could lose key repayment options if they consolidate federal loans too close to July 1.
A new veterinary education study found hands-on training improved LA:Ao image acquisition, while video alone was enough for interpretation.
Veterinary leaders are warning that weak HR training in management roles can drive turnover, culture problems, and employee claims.
dvm360’s latest Vet Blast episode follows one veterinarian’s path from private practice to relief work and toward ownership.
Instinct is promoting workflow and AI tools aimed at helping veterinary teams finish charting before they leave.
NC State’s veterinary Class of 2026 celebrated its Oath and Hooding Ceremony on May 8 at Reynolds Coliseum.
Penn Vet students recognized top teaching, clinical, and hospital mentors across Ryan Hospital and New Bolton Center.
A new podcast episode follows Dr. Jon Geller’s journey and the growth of Street Dog Coalition.
A new Cone of Shame episode examines how recent veterinary graduates can introduce change without overstepping.
A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode says unclear morning expectations may be quietly hurting veterinary teams.
Ohio State’s Armando Hoet was named to a five-member WOAH group updating global standards for day-one veterinary graduates.
An updated PetMD explainer reminds pet parents and clinicians that canine vomiting can signal anything from mild upset to a surgical emergency.
The University of Florida’s veterinary college placed No. 6 nationally in the 2026 U.S. News rankings.
A new veterinary scheduling analysis links predictable shifts, real breaks, and role-aware flexibility to wellbeing and retention.
A new podcast spotlights Dr. Tarron Herring’s path to practice ownership and what it says about diversity in veterinary medicine.
NAVC is expanding its 2026 education lineup with webinars, HiVE events, and hands-on SkillShop training.
PRN Pharmacal honored Cassidi Hoffman and opened year-round nominations for its next veterinary technician award.
LSU student Spencer Stelly takes over SAVMA as student advocacy and scope-of-practice debates intensify.
LSU student Spencer Stelly takes over SAVMA as vet students face debt, workforce shortages, and scope-of-practice debates.
Spencer Stelly and Cayden Smith take top SAVMA roles as student debate over veterinary mid-levels grows louder.
Vet Candy says its free 12-week NAVLE prep program improved one partner school's pass rate while cutting study costs for students.
Cornell’s new podcast episode highlights LVTs as care-team anchors amid workforce and retention pressure.
Vet Candy is pitching podcasts as part of a broader CE, wellness, and professional community platform for veterinary teams.
A new AVMA podcast episode follows Dr. Laura Weintraub’s route into large animal emergency and critical care.
Andy Roark’s latest commentary taps into a wider debate over spectrum of care, burnout, and what sustainable quality looks like.
Ohio State’s 2026 State of the College address emphasized growth, sustainability, facilities, and education reform.
Sydney Paris’ story highlights how debt, mentorship, and belonging shape who can enter veterinary medicine.
Sydney Paris is using her experience with homelessness to push for more support for first-generation, low-income veterinary students.
A new Resilient Vet episode argues microhabits and supportive systems matter more than motivation.
UF recognized veterinarian and VetFolio personality Dr. Cassi Fleming as a 2026 40 Gators Under 40 honoree.
New research suggests predictable schedules, real breaks, and fair flexibility may improve wellbeing and retention.
A new veterinary scheduling analysis suggests predictability, breaks, and role-aware flexibility can improve wellbeing and job satisfaction.
Penn Vet will offer full cost-of-attendance scholarships to select VMD and VMD-PhD students starting in 2026-2027.
Veterinary Practice News launched WordRx, a Wordle-style quiz built around veterinary terminology.
New research links predictable schedules, real breaks, and role-aware flexibility to lower burnout in veterinary practice.
A new JAVMA study suggests pet parents may need more help recognizing pain, prognosis, and quality-of-life decline in aging dogs.
A 10-year review of BestBETs for Vets found global use, but a concentrated mix of topics led by canine medicine and reproduction.
Dr. Bob Lester says hospital culture and performance still hinge on local leaders, even in scaled veterinary organizations.
A new Blunt Dissection episode says practice managers and medical leaders remain the key to culture, trust, and retention.
The latest QS veterinary rankings kept RVC on top globally, with UC Davis still No. 2 and Texas A&M rising to No. 5.
Spring horse care now leans more heavily on individualized vaccine, parasite, dental, and nutrition planning.
Spring horse care is shifting toward targeted deworming, gradual pasture changes, and pre-season wellness planning.
Spring horse care guidance is spotlighting vaccines, parasite control, nutrition, and preseason soundness planning.
A 10-year review found BestBETs for Vets reached users in 190-plus countries and highlighted demand for practical evidence summaries.
New findings suggest predictable schedules, real breaks, and role-aware flexibility could improve wellbeing in veterinary practice.
K-9 Veterans Day is drawing attention to the orthopedic, geriatric, and end-of-life needs of retired military and working dogs.
New evidence suggests predictable, role-aware scheduling can support wellbeing, retention, and patient care in veterinary practice.
New research suggests predictable schedules, breaks, and role-aware flexibility may improve wellbeing and job satisfaction in veterinary practice.
Veterinary publishing leaders say AI can help manuscript writing, but fabricated citations and weak disclosure remain major risks.
A Vet Times warning on note-writing mistakes lands as clinics look for faster, more consistent documentation.
Janet Robishaw’s AAAS Lifetime Fellowship highlights UF’s push to link veterinary research, training, and clinical care.
Older horses are driving more demand for chronic disease management, dental care, and nutrition support.
A new veterinary workforce article says predictable, role-aware scheduling could improve wellbeing, retention, and care quality.
A practical marketing plan starts with SWOT, client insight, and a clear practice identity.
A new study suggests predictable schedules and real breaks could improve veterinary team wellbeing and retention.
A new veterinary scheduling study says predictable shifts, real breaks, and role-aware flexibility may improve wellbeing and team function.
Tiffany Tupler says decoding feline behavior should be routine client education, not a last step after problems start.
A dvm360 podcast highlights how non-food rewards and precise timing can support reward-based training.
Jason Szumski’s move from new graduate to AI founder reflects how veterinary professionals are building tools for documentation, confidence, and workflow.
A new podcast episode uses one founder’s path to show how AI, mentorship, and workflow design are reshaping veterinary medicine.
Jason Szumski’s path into AI reflects how documentation tools and digital skills are reshaping veterinary careers.
Jason Szumski’s path from vet school to VetSOAP reflects how AI and workforce skills are reshaping veterinary practice.
A Vet Life Reimagined episode explores how one recent graduate is building an AI scribe company alongside clinical practice.
A new profile of Jason Szumski shows how early-career veterinarians are moving into AI, workflow design, and practice technology.
Jason Szumski’s path from recent graduate to AI founder highlights how workforce strain is shaping veterinary technology.
A new commentary argues veterinary students should begin NAVLE prep as soon as clinics begin.
UNLV researchers created a synthetic sea lion pelvis to help veterinarians train for blood collection during ongoing stranding events.
Chulalongkorn University ranked No. 1 in Thailand for veterinary medicine in SCImago 2026.
Paw Prosper acquired Onlinepethealth, extending its push into veterinary rehabilitation education and professional community.
A new foal at Tuskegee is highlighting student training in equine reproduction, neonatal care, and community-facing veterinary services.
A new foal at Tuskegee gave veterinary students rare on-campus experience in equine reproduction and neonatal care.
A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode examines what clinics should do when team members need time off after PTO is gone.
A new review shows which evidence topics veterinary professionals seek most in the BestBETs for Vets database.
A new PhD project will study health challenges in Indonesian orangutan rehab centres to improve reintroduction outcomes.
A bilingual house call practice in Reno-Sparks is launching with nonprofit and foundation support.
Dr. Stephany Vasquez Perez is launching a grant-backed house call practice aimed at expanding access to veterinary care in Reno and Sparks.
Veterinary ophthalmologist Kenneth Pierce is pairing specialty practice with a consult platform for general practitioners.
A year after Prop 129 passed, Colorado is turning the VPA role from ballot language into rules, registration, and workforce reality.
Texas A&M and Washington County EMS are training first responders to stabilize and airlift injured working dogs.
A new veterinary nursing article argues grooming neglect should be treated as a welfare and access-to-care issue.
A new peer-reviewed article says survival in neonatal cleft palate cases depends on tube feeding, monitoring, and pet parent education.
Michael Q. Bailey has begun his term as AVMA’s first Black president, marking a historic leadership milestone for the profession.
A new study suggests simulation-based teaching may strengthen anatomy and surgical reasoning before clinical training.
New research and veterinary commentary suggest vaccine hesitancy is rising, but trust and communication still shape uptake.
A new JAVMA study found most routine puppy visits were available, but rural pet parents faced longer waits and drives.
A new My Veterinary Life episode features Dr. Sara Verghis on volunteering and leadership in organized veterinary medicine.
Ryan Leech says affordability, salaries, consolidation, and margins will define veterinary medicine in 2026.
In 2026, veterinary trust is being shaped by transparency, collaboration, cost conversations, and the full client experience.
A Goodnewsforpets roundup links Westminster, WVC Vegas, and AVMA dental-health messaging into one snapshot of the profession.
AVMA President Dr. Michael Bailey says AI could improve veterinary dentistry, but year-round preventive oral care remains the core message.
A new VETgirl post revisits recognition, triage, and treatment considerations for Eastern copperhead envenomation in dogs and cats.
A new 3D-printed sea lion pelvic model could help veterinary teams train for blood collection during harmful algal bloom response.
Cambridge will continue admitting veterinary students after reversing a plan to close the program by 2032.
NAVC has named dairy veterinarian Jonathan Townsend as its 2026–2027 board president, with mentorship emerging as an early priority.
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.
Six University of Florida veterinary staff members were recognized in the 2026 Superior Accomplishment Awards.
The University of Florida has started a national search to replace College of Veterinary Medicine Dean Dana Zimmel.
A new VETgirl article underscores how vigilant chest tube monitoring can help prevent serious complications.
NAVC’s spring lineup pairs a reptilian CPR webinar with HiVE events aimed at veterinary support staff and practice leaders.
NAVC’s latest calendar highlights a free reptilian CPR webinar and HiVE Midwest for veterinary support staff.
NAVC’s upcoming calendar highlights SkillShop, HiVE, and VMX as it expands year-round education for veterinary teams.
NAVC’s latest calendar points veterinary professionals to upcoming CE, including a reptilian CPR webinar and HiVE events for support staff.
A Wales-based study found gaps in equine antibiotic understanding, leftover use, and pressure points in vet-client prescribing decisions.
International Cat Care has launched World Feline Congress 2026 with themed daily programming and new one-day ticket options.
Zoetis is pairing CE-focused sessions, games, and collectibles at WVC Vegas 2026 to deepen engagement with veterinary professionals.
A new Brain Smarts episode highlights Aaryn DuBose and the growing visibility of veterinary student leaders.
A new Patterson podcast episode with Dr. Zack Mills focuses on dental month planning, pet parent compliance, and evolving care standards.
A Patterson podcast with Dr. Zack Mills highlights how clinics can turn dental month into stronger year-round oral care.
CVMA has launched a 24/7 cyberbullying hotline, giving members crisis communications and peer support resources.
A new dvm360 episode argues burnout persists not from lack of knowledge, but from unexamined expectations and misaligned values.
An Uncharted podcast examines whether buying, starting, or staying is the smartest ownership move for today’s veterinarians.
A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode questions whether vet organizations still reflect the professionals they represent.
A new VETgirl episode explores how veterinary professionals can build more influence with upper management.
A new Uncharted podcast examines whether associates can still buy, build, or earn their way into practice ownership.
A new dvm360 podcast argues burnout persists not from lack of knowledge, but from barriers to meaningful change.
An Uncharted podcast revisits whether buying, starting, or staying is the most realistic path to practice leadership.
A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode questions whether organized veterinary medicine still serves today’s professionals.
A Veterinary Viewfinder episode asks whether organized veterinary medicine is evolving fast enough for today’s profession.
A new dvm360 commentary argues burnout solutions need deeper motivation and better workplace support.
A new podcast argues organized veterinary medicine must become more transparent, inclusive, and responsive.
A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode questions whether veterinary organizations are still serving the profession they represent.
A new Uncharted podcast explores whether buying, starting, or staying employed makes the most sense for today’s veterinarians.
A new Veterinary Viewfinder episode argues 2026 may be the time to rethink organized veterinary medicine.
A new VETgirl podcast examines how veterinary team members can build influence with practice leadership.
Oregon State University has launched 24/7 ER care for cats and dogs at its teaching hospital in Corvallis.
A new review explains how cognitive network science could reshape how educators measure knowledge and learning.
A new review explains how network models of knowledge could shape future education and workforce research.
A Tucker Carlson segment is escalating the fight over veterinary telemedicine, VCPR rules, and AVMA’s role.
New veterinary podcast discussions frame mistakes as inevitable, but team response as the real test.
Veterinary leaders are urging teams to separate understandable frustration from true abuse, and to use clearer complaint protocols.