TOP NEWS
 Veterinarians sue over noncompete clauseBy: Leslie HelmCase draws attention to common provision in practice sales and acquisitions
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 The great squirrel evictionBy: Bo Brock, DVMWhat do you get when you combine a senior citizen, a veterinarian, a mansion and a varmint? Chaos and conquest.
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 Is accused Tufts veterinary student victim or criminal?By: Rachel KatzHer expulsion for alleged hacking is shrouded in mystery, dogged by questions
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CANINE NEWS
Hill’s expands vitamin D recall of canned dog foodsBy: Jennifer Fiala Veterinarians notified today by email, in advance of public notice
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Keep more flea and tick preventive purchases in-clinicBy: Marissa Heflin The influx of retail businesses competing in this market has created a financial feasting frenzy on clinic profits
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Just can’t get enough: Pet spending reaches (another) all-time highBy: dvm360.com staff New numbers on pet expenditures show growth almost across the board, with Americans spending $72.56 billion in 2018.
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DogsLife offers financial aid for canine cancer treatmentsBy: Veterinary Practice News Sir Desmond, a retired racing Greyhound, is the latest beneficiary
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FELINE NEWS
ACVIM consensus statement on GI protectants: What you need to knowBy: Natalie Stilwell, DVM, MS, PhD Inappropriate administration of gastroprotectants in dogs and cats is common and can lead to severe adverse effects. Here’s how to avoid putting your patients at risk.
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Image Quiz: Help a cat’s urinary tract get back on the right trackBy: Jessica Romine, DVM, DACVIM Examine the ultrasonograms, study the exam findings, and see if you can name the cause in this feline patient with hematuria and recurrent UTIs.
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EQUINE NEWS
Laminitis Care, Prevention Focus of Penn Vet LectureBy: Edited Press Release  The lecture, which is free and open to the public, will be held Tuesday, April 2 at 6:30 p.m. in the New Bolton Center’s Alumni Hall.
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KER Nutritionist Discusses Feeding Strategies with the Retired Racehorse ProjectBy: Kentucky Equine Research Staff In the webinar, Dr. Crandell covered general guidelines for feeding OTTBs, including ways to meet energy requirements, monitor body condition score, offer supplements, and more.
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When to R.E.A.C.T.: Signs of colic in horses
By: Ericka Cherry, Jennifer Vossman Education like this could lead to a better-informed, faster-responding and quicker-calling clientele.
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EHV-1 Cases Confirmed in Arizona, IowaBy: Erica Larson Officials reported cases in Maricopa and Yavapai counties, in Arizona, and in Polk County, Iowa.
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MISC NEWS
 Building better relationships with clients who are disabledBy: Maureen McKinneyProviding excellent customer service for pet owners who have a disability demands flexibility, sensitivity, resourceful thinking and kindness from your entire veterinary team.Read More
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 Knowing the Right Time to Say Goodbye to a PetBy: Tara Parker-PopeEnd-of-life decisions for animals are difficult. A veterinarian has developed a scale to help clear up the confusion.Read More
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