
Veterinarians Urge Early Financial Talks for Pet Care
Veterinary professionals are advising pet owners to discuss financial planning for unexpected medical costs during routine wellness visits, not during

Veterinary professionals are advising pet owners to discuss financial planning for unexpected medical costs during routine wellness visits, not during

A veterinarian explains the low probability of indoor cats transmitting Toxoplasma gondii to pregnant owners, detailing the parasite's life cycle and

Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch has welcomed a female southern white rhino calf named Twuda.

The Schwarzman Animal Medical Center in New York has appointed John Sykes, DVM, to lead its Zoological & Companion Exotic Pet Medicine Department

A veterinary technician expert outlines a structured team-based triage system for clinics, emphasizing rapid assessment within 60 seconds, clear client

The UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine has reappointed Dean Mark Stetter to a second five-year term and appointed Heidi Reesink as director of its

Dr. Galia Shalev has received the 2026 WSAVA Companion Animal Welfare Award for her emergency rescue work following the October 2023 attacks in Israel

The World Organisation for Animal Health urges a shift from planning to practical implementation of One Health approaches at the national level to tackle

A veterinary article argues chronic pet skin conditions, often misdiagnosed as simple allergies, stem from systemic imbalances in adrenal function, gut

Veterinarian Carla Maia won the 2026 WSAVA Global One Health Award for her work on vector-borne diseases and integrating pet care into the One Health framework.

Veterinary experts explain that inflammation is a key driver of pain in canine osteoarthritis, requiring targeted management beyond pain relief alone.
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