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Although the parasite has not yet been detected in the US, officials warn that its northward movement poses a serious risk to livestock and wildlife.
Climate-smart pet ownership will be defined either by science and veterinary ethics or by marketing and denial, and the profession must choose now.
New evidence suggests long-held assumptions about risk, vaccination, and exposure may be leaving dogs unprotected, explains Jane Sykes, BVSc, DACVIM (SAIM), PhD, MPH, MBA, FNAP, in this interview with dvm360.
A curated roundup of reporting, expert insights, and conversations examining how veterinarians are diagnosing, treating, and rethinking cancer care today.
Editor’s note: Mary Berg is unaffiliated with C.E.T. and the content of this interview has...
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Bonnie Wright, DVM, DACVAA, cVMA, CVPP, CCRT, CCRP, discusses the prevalence of acupuncture use and availability of learning opportunities in a dvm360 interview.
Students can explore experiential learning opportunities in hospice and euthanasia, and practices can use them to strengthen their businesses in the long run.
Christina Gentry, DVM, DACVM, discusses common skin cases that should be addressed as emergencies, during a dvm360 interview at VMX 2026.
Lead researchers at Penn Vet explain how samples were handled, what the dogs’ roughly 70% accuracy means for clinicians, and the next steps needed to translate the finding into a clinical test.
Bonnie D. Wright, DVM, DACVAA, CVMA, CVPP, CCRT, CCRP, discusses the unique challenges of older patients and how acupuncture can help improve their quality of life.
Upcoming industry events for earning continuing education credits.
Jane Sykes, BVSc, DACVIM (SAIM), PhD, MPH, MBA, FNAP, discusses what researchers still don’t know about canine leptospirosis and where progress may be coming.
