 
TOP NEWS
 Debt relief scramble ensues among Ross students, graduatesBy: Jennifer FialaPending court settlement spurs ‘borrower defense’ applicants to file before Nov. 3
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 Veterinary Heroes™ 2022 winner: Matthew McGlasson, DVM, CVPMBy: Caitlin McCaffertyGet to know our practice manager winner for the 2022 Veterinary Heroes™ Awards
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 Pet owners sue Idexx, alleging ‘artificially high’ pricesBy: Ross KellyClaim targets diagnostic lab’s long-term contracts with veterinarians
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CANINE NEWS
Personalized canine vaccine plans help improve owner complianceBy: Veterinary Practice News The 2022 AAHA Canine Vaccination Guidelines are designed to help practitioners create personalized plans for patients
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Morris Animal Foundation Golden Retriever Lifetime Study commemorates 10 yearsBy: dvm360 Staff Celebrating a decade of obtaining data and biological samples to inform canine health studies for future years
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Canine diabetes diagnoses more common in cool tempsBy: Veterinary Practice News In a survey of 960 owners of dogs with diabetes, Penn Vet found 46 percent of diagnoses occurred in dogs living in northern states
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Parvo kills dozens of pups in MichiganBy: Veterinary Practice News Despite initially screening negative for the highly contagious disease, affected dogs were later found to have canine parvovirus
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FELINE NEWS
Management of systemic hypertension in dogs and catsBy: Kate Boatright, VMD Systemic hypertension is a common finding in both canine and feline patients with serious potential sequelae.
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Cat Sadness: Causes, Symptoms and How to HelpBy: Emily Swiniarski, DVM Cats may not weep, listen to sad songs on repeat, or polish off pints of ice cream – but that doesn’t mean they don’t feel sadness .Read More
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EQUINE NEWS
Healing Waters? Equine Underwater Treadmills, Swimming Pools, and SpasBy: UC Davis Center for Equine Health Horse Report Equine hydrotherapy generally allows for patient-specific approaches to rehabilitation and training.
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Equine Osteoarthritis Study Yields Surprising ResultsBy: Kentucky Equine Research Staff Using autologous conditioned serum, a regenerative therapy often employed for equine osteoarthritis, just got easier, according to one study.
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Horse Performance: A Focus on Winning or Equine Welfare?By: Christa Leste-Lasserre, MA Subjective measures of a horse’s performance might not always line up with good welfare.
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Stressful Stabling Associated with Health, Performance ConcernsBy: Kentucky Equine Research Staff Increasing social interactions between stabled horses could improve trainability, performance, and welfare while decreasing aggression.
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MISC NEWS
 The importance of a clinic’s Google reviewsBy: Rachel SingletaryNext time you get an online review, think next about your action plan and how it affects your business
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 State regulators call for consistent pet insurance rulesBy: Edie LauAssociation offers new model law to protect consumers
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