Prevention on Checkup and Care: Dental health.
Two separate pet health stories explore feline behavior and canine Lyme disease treatment. The first explains why cats dig their claws into owners, while the second questions the standard 28-day antibiotic course for dogs with Lyme disease.
Tara Bahadur Pun, a veterinary student in Nepal, has been awarded the 2026 WSAVA Michael J. Day Scholarship. His research will investigate leptospirosis in free-roaming dogs to inform vaccine and public health strategies.
A case of New World screwworm has been confirmed in a horse in the United States, marking a significant animal health event.
A veterinary leader argues the profession must redesign its model to simultaneously support pet health, provider well-being, and business sustainability.
The World Health Organization has validated Chile for eliminating dog-transmitted rabies as a public health problem.
A new survey of 3,600 US pet owners finds pets significantly impact decisions on housing, relationships, and financial planning.
The World Organisation for Animal Health urges a shift from planning to practical implementation of One Health approaches at the national level.
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.
The World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) is surveying its member countries to gather feedback on its official animal health status recognition system.
New initiative bridges veterinary school-to-practice transition through mentorship and financial support, targeting underserved pet families.
The economic burden of zoonotic diseases and antimicrobial resistance demands integrated investment in human, animal, plant and ecosystem health, as outlined in a new FAO, WHO and WOAH brief.
The World Organisation for Animal Health and the STAR IDAZ consortium have published three reports setting research priorities for crustacean, mollusc, and amphibian health.
The North American Veterinary Licensing Examination ensures every newly licensed veterinarian meets a baseline standard of knowledge needed to practice safely.
The Quadripartite collaboration extends the One Health Joint Plan of Action to 2029.
Wildfires are affecting ecosystems, livestock, wildlife, and communities worldwide, with approximately 2.6 million hectares burned in the Pantanal in 2024 and an estimated 335 million hectares burned worldwide in 2025.