Category: What’s New

Sometimes, rehab can only do so much, and dogs need mobility aids to regain their quality of life. Best Friend Mobility allows veterinarians to offer…

Across the world, research is underway at more than a dozen institutions to use cutting-edge science in the development of a non-surgical sterilant for dogs…

On October 22, Rolf C. Hagen, founder and chairman of Rolf C. Hagen Inc., one of the world’s largest family-owned manufacturers and distributors of pet…

A recent large-scale study on intestinal cancer in cats could ultimately benefit humans. “We are looking for patterns of cancer development in animals, so we…

Dogs like sweets as much as humans do, but sugar and artificial sweeteners like Aspartame can be harmful. It may be time to add fructose…

A newly formed group of board certified veterinary cardiologists has united to develop a library of cardiology resources and guidelines for veterinarians in general practice.…

Hundreds of veterinarians, vet techs and other animal professionals converged on San Diego from August 27 to 30 to attend the annual AHVMA conference at…

In Texas, there’s been an ongoing debate about who should legally be allowed to do equine dental work in that state. They’re now one step…

Equine veterinarians are noticing a drop in patients thanks to the negative impact the weak economy is having on the horse racing industry. The number…

The Sharps Compliance Corp., a leading provider of cost-effective management solutions for medical waste, is helping healthcare professionals – including veterinarians – save time, money…

The American Kennel Club Canine Health Foundation presents new podcasts every two weeks on scientific research being done on a wide variety of canine health…

On July 18, a unique alliance of professional veterinary associations and leaders in the animal health industry announced the establishment of the Partnership for Preventive…