TOP NEWS
Houston veterinarian charged with plot to murder her ex
 By: Hannah Wagle, Assistant Content Specialist
Valerie McDaniel has been taken into custody after allegedly hiring a hit man to kill her ex-husband.
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Illinois Vet College Releases Video Teaching Officers How to Treat Police Dogs Who Overdose on Opioids
 By: Jessica Pineda
The video from the University of Illinois is in response to police and other working dogs overdosing on potent opioids while searching for drugs, and needing to be treated with naloxone.
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Carl Osborne, veterinary internist and urolith researcher, dies at 76
 By: dvm360.com staff
Longtime dvm360 contributor remembered for the way he cared for pets and people.
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World Veterinary Day Promotes Action on Antimicrobial Resistance
 By: AVMA
The theme of World Veterinary Day 2017, which falls on April 29, is “Antimicrobial Resistance—From Awareness to Action.”
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CANINE NEWS
Texas Colleges Bring Canine Anatomy VR to SXSW
 By: Veterinary Practice News Editors
A collaboration between the Texas A&M’s Veterinary College and Visualization Department helped created a virtual exam room where vets can learn canine anatomy.
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Bumper crop of acorns in 2015 could increase canine Lyme risk in 2017
 By: dvm360.com staff
Exploring the connections between white-footed mice, black-legged ticks and four-footed friends.
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Study: Universal Canine Vaccination Eliminates Human Exposure to Rabies
 By: Veterinary Practice News Editors
Merck Animal Health released a study that found a One Health approach is the most cost-effective away to reduce rabies exposure.
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Nationwide Study Shows Short-Nosed Dogs Are Less Healthy
 By: Clay Jackson
The Nationwide Brachycephalic Breed Disease Prevalence Study March 2017 was released at this year’s WVC.
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FELINE NEWS
3 Years into Million Cat Challenge, Vets, Shelters Save 750,000 Cats
 By: Veterinary Practice News Editors
Nearly 1,100 shelters have participated in the program founded by two veterinarians.
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Tick-borne disease in cats: Two to watch for
 By: Elizabeth Colleran, DVM, DABVP (feline practice)
Vigilance is necessary for your feline as well as canine patients if you live in a tick-endemic area-cytauxzoonosis and anaplasmosis can both affect cats.
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EQUINE NEWS
Veterinarian charged with plot to drug horses before races
 By: dvm360.com staff
Kyle James Hebert allegedly schemed to influence race outcomes by doping horses with “frog juice.”
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Save California’s injured racehorses
 By: Ed Kane, PhD
Veterinarians are helping a California nonprofit put retired racehorses out to pasture-or back to work in new “leisure” careers.
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Zoetis Announces Recipient of Equine Charity Sweepstakes Donation
 By: Veterinary Practice News Editors
New Start receives a $5,000 donation from Zoetis following nomination by David Marshall, DVM.
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Amikacin/Ampicillin: Combo of Choice for Septic Foals
 By: Stacey Oke, DVM, MSc
In one study, bacteria in 91.5% of the foals were susceptible to this antimicrobial combination
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MISC. NEWS
Why You Should Join a Veterinary Organization
By: Keith Loria
Veterinary organizations advocate for the profession and provide an array of services and benefits to members.
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13 Ways to Text Your Veterinary Clients
By: Wendy S. Myers
Using texts is a good way to confirm appointments or alerting pet owners about recalls, upcoming events and more.
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U.S. pets getting fatter, according to pet obesity research report
 By:dvm360.com staff
Pet owners disagree with veterinarians on nutritional issues
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Practice Tips & Truisms
 By: Thomas E. Catanzaro, DVM, MHA
The ideas Dr. Tom Cat is about to share will be contrary to some of your opinions of what a veterinarian-centered practice should be doing.
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