TOP NEWS
 Calif. veterinarians await answers on drug-counseling lawBy: Christy Corp-Minamiji, DVMState Veterinary Medical Board has yet to provide guidance on new mandate
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 UA receives $1.5-million gift toward food safety educationBy: Veterinary Practice NewsThe endowed chair will help further research in food toxicology, while training students to fill food safety roles in domestic and international business Read More
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 Data harvest by Schein, Vets First Choice draws fireBy: Lisa WoganVeterinarians upset by user agreements, errant emails, as merger looms
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CANINE NEWS
Tummy troubles top the list of common pet problemsBy: dvm360.com staff Embrace Pet Insurance assembles the top five veterinary claims of 2018, with GI issues topping the charts for both dogs and cats.Read More
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Osteoarthritis staging tool for dogs unveiled
By: Veterinary Practice News The disease is one of the most common causes of chronic pain in dogs
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Overlapping genomic regions underlie canine fearfulness and human mental disordersBy: University of Helsinki Researchers have identified two novel anxiety-related genomic regions in German Shepherd dogs.
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Virginia Tech veterinary students use VR technology to study dog’s anatomy
By: Yasemin Saplakoglu When veterinary and visual arts students combined their knowledge, a virtual reality system was born to enhance learning for all.Read More
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FELINE NEWS
Entertaining to watch, but is it safe for cats? Veterinarians weigh in on cat running wheelsBy: Anissa Fritz Hamster wheels, but for cats. We asked three experts for their thoughts on One Fast Cat exercise wheels.
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Emerging significance of gammaherpesvirus and morbillivirus infections in catsBy: SAGE Advanced molecular techniques and sophisticated computer-based algorithms for genetic sequence assembly and analysis have revolutionized infectious disease research.
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EQUINE NEWS
No One-Track Minds: Study Suggests Horses Can Divide Their AttentionBy: Christa Leste-Lasserre, MA In a recent study, researchers showed that horses appear fully capable of dividing their attention, and we can see that in the way they use their ears.
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Risk of Joint Infections Low in Horses After InjectionBy: Kentucky Equine Research Staff Keeping joints healthy often requires a proactive approach: routine exercise, weight management, minimization of trauma, and regular use of oral joint health supplementsRead More
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Mare Infertility: Biofilm-Associated InfectionsBy: Kentucky Equine Research Staff Chronic uterine infections in mares are difficult to treat, causing frustration and financial loss to those invested in the equine industry.Read More
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The Hardy Horse: How Horses Handle WinterBy: Heather Smith Thomas From growing a thick winter coat to producing heat as they digest forage, here’s horses are inherently designed to cope with cold weather.Read More
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MISC NEWS
 Did it happen if it wasn’t posted on social media? How veterinary professionals behave onlineBy: dvm360.com staffVeterinary professionals are checking social media more times each day than a year ago, according to exclusive dvm360 research
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 Drug testing in veterinary clinics?
By: Kristi Reimer Fender, News Channel Director, Mindy Valcarcel, Editor, Medicine Channel Director, Jon Geller, DVM, DABVPHuman medicine provides a cautionary tale.
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