New pig PK study sharpens the picture for matrine
A new swine PK paper adds IV and oral data for matrine, a plant-derived compound under study for enteric anti-infective use.
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A new swine PK paper adds IV and oral data for matrine, a plant-derived compound under study for enteric anti-infective use.
A new Frontiers study suggests autophagy may help limit cadmium-induced liver injury in rats.
A Frontiers study identified 15 candidate chicken protein targets for astragaloside IV using proteome-wide computational screening.
A correction to a 2026 IBRV pharmacology paper updates affiliations, while the study’s preclinical findings appear unchanged.
A Frontiers correction points back to a 2023 horse study that found no clear benefit for phenylbutazone limb perfusion over systemic dosing.
A Veterinary Practice News promotion reflects the broader move toward one-dose monthly parasite protection for dogs.
A new ball python study suggests IM rasburicase may lower uric acid, with implications for reptile diagnostics and gout management.
A new AJVR study found Vanguard B Oral protected dogs against Bordetella challenge 7 days after vaccination.
AAHA’s new feline diabetes guidelines make SGLT2 inhibitors a first-line option for many newly diagnosed cats.
Updated ABCD guidance says some cats with FIP may do well on 42 days of oral GS-441524 instead of 84.
A new study found a Laurus nobilis nanoemulsion reached 70.3% efficacy against Varroa destructor in field testing.
A new equine study found oral amantadine was well tolerated, with 23.2% bioavailability and a roughly four-hour half-life.
A new multicenter case series links ILE-related plasma partitioning with early neurologic improvement in dogs and cats.
Zoetis is highlighting ProHeart 12’s single-dose, year-long heartworm protection for dogs.
A new olive flounder study links elevated oxytetracycline exposure to CYP, immune, and tissue changes.
Fresh research suggests grapiprant can ease canine OA pain, but the evidence base still has important gaps.
New PK/PD modeling data examine cefquinome exposure in lactating sheep and goats across IV, SC, and long-acting dosing.
A JSAP case report suggests recent vaccination may briefly mimic serious hematologic disease in puppies.
A new Animals paper tracks ampicillin residues in broiler tissues after intramuscular dosing.
Hagyard, Gluck, and KTA updated an equine Salmonella vaccine after genomic surveillance identified emerging strains.
A preliminary study found intranasal diazepam–butorphanol enabled restraint-free radiography in yellow-legged gulls.
A new canine case report describes marked sinus tachycardia after naloxone during anesthetic recovery.
A new Cone of Shame episode argues veterinary teams may be missing the basics that matter most for anesthesia safety.
A new feline cadaver study compares longitudinal and transverse lumbar ESP block approaches.
Cronus has launched FDA-approved generic pimobendan chewable tablets for dogs in the U.S.
A new in vitro study suggests fluorometholone can shift antibiotic susceptibility in canine ocular pathogens, with ciprofloxacin remaining stable.
A new AJVR study found food-based pravastatin dosing reached target plasma levels in cockatiels, while drinking-water delivery did not.
A global survey found the dorsal approach dominates retrobulbar anaesthesia in horses, with complication patterns varying by clinician background.
A new canine PK study suggests the standard 1:5 trimethoprim-sulfonamide ratio may not sustain the intended free-drug balance over 12 hours.
KetoMed becomes the first generic ketoprofen injectable approved to control fever associated with BRD in eligible cattle.
A new mouse study found atorvastatin reduced Giardia burden modestly but showed stronger anti-inflammatory effects.
Elanco’s new USDA-approved monoclonal antibody adds another in-clinic option for dogs with allergic and atopic dermatitis.
A new lab study suggests an IgM antibody may boost gentamicin activity against avian pathogenic E. coli.
A new mouse study explores a five-antigen ferritin nanoparticle vaccine for strangles, but equine efficacy remains unproven.
Tessie is the first FDA-approved drug for both noise aversion and separation anxiety in dogs.
A new canine modelling study suggests loading doses may speed metoclopramide target concentrations, with safety tradeoffs.
Auburn researchers found sterile-water enrofloxacin ear solutions stayed stable, while tris-EDTA and antifungal mixes did not.
NC State researchers found isoflurane outperformed CO2 and cooling in paper kite butterflies.
CHMP backed AbbVie’s Boey for glabellar lines, setting up a European Commission decision in the coming months.
A 403-case review found most dogs had mild, self-limiting signs after a single unintended trilostane dose.
A new Andy Roark podcast episode argues that short procedures still demand full anesthesia-level planning, analgesia, and monitoring.
Liavium-CA1 becomes the first FDA-labeled drug for pain and clinical signs tied to canine Chiari-like malformation and syringomyelia.
A new study finds diclofenac embryo toxicity in chickens depends on both dose and developmental timing.
Elanco has started rolling out Befrena, a new anti-IL-31 injection for dogs with allergic and atopic dermatitis.
A new AJVR study found dorsal occipital sinus lidocaine was unreliable for euthanasia in Asian box turtles, while pentobarbital remained effective.
A University of Gondar study found moderate adherence to short-course animal antibiotics, with early stoppage and forgetfulness driving gaps.
A new case report spotlights severe suspected myositis after melarsomine, reinforcing the need for precise injection technique and monitoring.
New data suggest pentoxifylline exposure in goats may not rise predictably with higher IV doses.
FDA clearance gives Revvity a full automated testosterone-testing portfolio on one IDS platform.
A new randomized JAVMA study suggests lorazepam may reduce repeat urethral obstruction in first-time blocked male cats.
A new study suggests some gelatin-based inks can be reused to 3D print personalized veterinary gabapentin tablets.
A veterinary anesthesia update underscores individualized planning, monitoring, and fluid therapy for dogs and cats with renal disease.
Boehringer expanded its IDPPID program so vets can recheck newly treated PPID horses during the 2026 testing windows.
argenx said the FDA broadened Vyvgart and Vyvgart Hytrulo to all adult patients with generalized myasthenia gravis.
Henlius says HLX05-N, a biosimilar to Erbitux, has cleared an FDA IND step as it prepares an international phase 1 study.
Zoetis expanded Vetscan OptiCell with CHCM and plateletcrit, adding two deeper CBC parameters to its in-clinic hematology menu.
A small prospective study suggests carvedilol dose escalation may reduce LVOT obstruction in cats with obstructive HCM.
A Frontiers study found menbutone increased albendazole sulfoxide exposure in calves by about 30%, though a second dose added no benefit.
New AJVR research adds pharmacokinetic and body temperature data for extended-release lipid buprenorphine in Hispaniolan Amazon parrots.
AAHA’s new feline diabetes guideline elevates SGLT2 inhibitors and moves away from routine in-hospital glucose curves.
Bimeda’s Gastrobim is now available in the U.S. as the first FDA-approved bioequivalent to GastroGard for equine gastric ulcers.
Tessie is the first FDA-approved single drug for both noise aversion and separation anxiety in dogs.
A new JAVMA study links lorazepam to lower recurrence of urethral obstruction in male cats after first-time hospitalization.
Volixibat met the primary endpoint in Mirum’s Phase 2b VISTAS study for cholestatic pruritus in PSC.
A new canine imaging study found maropitant lowered pyloric and jejunal peristalsis without changing bowel wall thickness or diameter.
A Veterinary Dermatology case report describes successful topical beta-blocker treatment of a painful metatarsal pad angiomatosis lesion in a cat.
A new equine study found dexmedetomidine improved cardiac index and renal markers during anaesthesia after endotoxaemia.
Rhythm’s Imcivree won EU authorization for acquired hypothalamic obesity, extending MC4R-targeted treatment into a new rare-disease setting.
A new study suggests tea saponin can help or harm hybrid grouper liver health, depending on dose.
Sponsored coverage spotlights ProHeart 12’s once-yearly dosing, but the bigger issue for clinics is heartworm prevention compliance.
A new equine study suggests enteral ertugliflozin is rapidly absorbed and may support once-daily dosing.
FDA approved the first veterinary amlodipine for cats, while BOAS and feline cancer research pointed to what may come next.
A new review outlines why synthetic cannabinoids are unusually difficult to detect in racehorses.
First Priority’s OTC generic moxidectin drench for sheep is now FDA-approved as a bioequivalent to Cydectin.
A small crossover study found triamcinolone reduced swelling more reliably, while ACS showed possible biologic advantages in inflamed equine joints.
FDA cleared Amodip, the first veterinary amlodipine product for cats with systemic hypertension.
China’s NMPA accepted HUTCHMED’s sovleplenib filing for wAIHA and granted priority review.
A new case series links stronger xenobiotic lipid partitioning during ILE to early neurologic improvement in dogs and cats.
A new feline study suggests deslorelin may reduce several unwanted behaviors, while flare-up effects appear more noticeable in females.
A four-month study found turmeric extract was well tolerated in healthy adult cats at tested dietary levels.
Vetmedin tablets and solution are now FDA-approved to delay CHF onset in dogs with Stage B2 preclinical MMVD.
New research on Cytauxzoon felis highlights why prevention and smarter diagnostics matter in feline practice.
A 238-cat case series found off-label oclacitinib controlled skin disease signs in 59% of cats, with mostly mild adverse events.
New guidance says most dogs with acute diarrhea don't need antibiotics, even in many hemorrhagic cases.
A new study found conservative antimicrobial use in foal bronchopneumonia cut treatment rates without worsening outcomes.
Instinct says fragmented prescribing workflows raise cognitive load, error risk, and staff burden in veterinary practice.
Regeneron’s Otarmeni became the first approved gene therapy for a genetic form of hearing loss.
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.
Merck’s new once-daily, two-drug HIV tablet won FDA approval for adults switching from a stable suppressive regimen.
Sanofi said the FDA expanded Tzield’s label to children age 1 and older with stage 2 type 1 diabetes.
Phase III data show satralizumab cut relapse risk by 68% in MOGAD, with filings planned.
Regeneron reported detailed Phase 3 NIMBLE results and said it has submitted a U.S. application for cemdisiran in gMG.
New Phase 3 analyses suggest ALXN1840 may reduce neurologic worsening in Wilson disease ahead of a planned mid-2026 FDA filing.
University of Illinois researchers identified ERG11-linked reduced miconazole susceptibility in Malassezia from dogs with otitis externa.
Veterinary leaders say home laser rentals may help senior pets stay on photobiomodulation treatment plans.
Veterinary groups are revisiting home laser programs as a way to improve adherence for geriatric and chronic-care patients.
A new review says grapiprant may help chronic canine osteoarthritis pain, but the overall evidence remains weak.
A small crossover study found forelimb lameness improved after cervical epidural detomidine-morphine, but sedation and ataxia were common.
New ABCD guidance says FIP is now often treatable and curable when antivirals are available.
Topical canine antiparasitics don’t all handle bathing or swimming the same way, and labels matter.
New equine wound education emphasizes matching topical therapy to wound type, location, and healing stage.
FDA’s first generic omeprazole paste could improve access, but diagnosis and disease subtype still drive treatment.
A dvm360 roundup spotlights new veterinary drug approvals, with Zenrelia’s vaccine warning drawing particular clinical attention.
A new equine study found pregabalin prolonged time to standing after isoflurane anaesthesia, without worsening recovery quality.
Point-of-care vaccine titering is emerging as a selective tool for individualized preventive care in dogs and cats.
Experts say spacing vaccines may help some small dogs, but reducing the dose itself isn’t recommended.
Experts say spacing vaccines out in small dogs may help in select cases, but evidence is limited and delays can create new risks.
Merck’s new oral JAK inhibitor gives veterinarians another option for managing allergic itch in dogs.
A new veterinary podcast episode highlights reversible, practical sedation strategies for short procedures in dogs and cats.
A new review says next-generation live-attenuated VEEV vaccines may improve safety, stability, and outbreak readiness.
Equine pain guidance is emphasizing earlier assessment, multimodal analgesia, and closer monitoring.
A VETgirl podcast highlights evidence that clopidogrel plus rivaroxaban may be tolerated in cats at high thromboembolic risk.
A new specialty push is putting veterinary pharmacy’s training gaps, safety risks, and clinical role under a brighter spotlight.
SUPERCAT found rivaroxaban and clopidogrel had similar outcomes after cardiogenic ATE in cats.
A new review proposes a stage-based approach to anaesthetic risk in dogs with myxomatous mitral valve disease.
Merck’s Bravecto Quantum now has FDA approval for 12-month control of Asian longhorned and Gulf Coast ticks in dogs.
New cattle transcriptomics research could help veterinarians move from blanket metaphylaxis to more targeted BRD treatment.
New transcriptomic research could help veterinarians identify which high-risk cattle truly need BRD metaphylaxis.
A 12-dog crossover trial found lower water intake with once-daily prednisolone than with split twice-daily dosing.
A dvm360 podcast spotlights Safe Pet Anesthesia’s real-time teleconsulting model for veterinary teams.
A new ENOVAT review found only small benefits from prophylactic antibiotics in companion animal surgery.
A seven-dog case series suggests cryosupernatant may help manage anticoagulant rodenticide-related bleeding.
A new study found a novel equine F(ab')2 antivenom rapidly reduced venom and improved severity scores in dogs, cats, and horses.
A retrospective multicenter study found rapid serum venom removal and improving severity scores after equine F(ab')2 antivenom.
Merck’s once-daily JAK inhibitor is now approved for dogs 6 months and older with pruritus linked to allergic dermatitis.
A new client-facing explainer underscores how sedation can improve safety, comfort, and care quality for pets, pet parents, and veterinary teams.
New evidence and U.S. access pathways are reshaping how veterinarians approach ocular FIP.
VMD Sciences says it helped a U.S. oncologist import an EU-approved TKI for a dog with metastatic mast cell cancer.
A new review suggests slower propofol titration may reduce apnea risk mainly by lowering total dose in dogs.
New studies suggest both emetics work, but speed, adverse effects, and setting may shape which drug fits best.
A new Clinician’s Brief podcast with Dr. Robin Downing reinforces multimodal osteoarthritis pain care in small animal practice.
Elanco’s fully approved parvo monoclonal antibody adds a targeted treatment and post-exposure option for puppies.
New discussion around ocular FIP highlights higher-dose antiviral strategies, legal U.S. access, and the need for close follow-up.
A new study suggests feline and canine emodepside formulations can't be treated as interchangeable in dogs.
A dvm360 podcast spotlights shock wave and PEMF options as multimodal pain care keeps expanding in veterinary medicine.
A new VETgirl podcast argues that pre-visit sedation is part of compassionate veterinary care, not a last resort.
New RECOVER guidance updates CPR technique, monitoring, and drug use for dogs and cats.
New comparative data suggest apomorphine may work faster and more reliably than ropinirole in emergency canine emesis.
New evidence suggests limb warming or insulation may help reduce heat loss in cats during surgery.
A new AJVR study found a 15-minute ice-pack application reduced skin perfusion in healthy dogs.
A new EVJ podcast spotlights equine antibiotic use as BEVA pushes practices to measure and justify prescribing.
Fear Free says puppy vaccine visits should protect health and build confidence from the start.
A new podcast appearance puts team-based pain prevention and anesthesia best practices back in focus for veterinary teams.