Veterinary Practice News

The updated guidelines address insulin therapy, glucose monitoring, diagnosis, and long-term management of canine diabetes.

Challenge your veterinary vocabulary! This fun, quick Wordle-style quiz keeps your brain sharp. Don’t worry—this isn’t serious business, just a little fun for vets who love words!

The Minnesota Urolith Center (MUC) at the University of Minnesota has received its 2 millionth urinary stone sample, also known as a urolith, an achievement made possible by decades of support from long-time partner Hill’s Pet Nutrition and submissions from more than 50,000 veterinary clinics in 103 countries.

This article details a comprehensive, regenerative approach that goes beyond symptom suppression to address root causes and support lasting resolution.

Knowing where to turn in times of need, and working in an environment that fosters a good work-life balance and supports you mentally, physically, and professionally, goes a long way toward ensuring mental well-being. Below are possible triggers for psychological stressors in veterinary medicine, as well as initiatives and activities to improve mental health.

Just when you had become somewhat familiar with the effects of cannabidiol (CBD) for dogs, along comes cannabigerol, with different letters and a “whole lotta hype” among your peers and clients.

Recommend Hill's Prescription Diet i/d nutrition at the first appointment for highly digestible nutrition that supports post-op recovery.

Test your veterinary knowledge with our monthly challenge, featuring a nine-year-old intact female Bulldog presenting for lethargy and a decreased appetite.

This article reviews the most common emergencies of backyard hens, including treatment options.

Challenge your veterinary vocabulary! This fun, quick Wordle-style quiz keeps your brain sharp. Don’t worry—this isn’t serious business, just a little fun for vets who love words!

Managing pain from canine OA doesn’t have to be complicated. Discover an approach that doesn’t just treat pain, but addresses inflammation, too.

Make best friends better with long-lasting Befrena™, offering at least 6 weeks of canine allergic itch relief in an in-clinic injection.

Don’t just control pain in your canine OA patients. Reduce their inflammation, too. Discover the latest innovations today.

Watch for early signs and help clients be more prepared for canine OA discussions at any age.

Provide 6 weeks of canine allergic itch relief in a fast-acting injection, for long-lasting results that makes best friends better.

Make best friends better with long-lasting Befrena™, offering at least 6 weeks of canine allergic itch relief in an in-clinic injection.

Look for early signs of canine OA and educate clients why it's essential to maintain joint health.

Get a digital brochure to help you discuss why it's important to start the OA discussion early.