TOP NEWS

Controlled-drugs order form gets an updateBy: Edie LauUsers have two years to phase out carbon-paper version of DEA Form 222
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Fear Free certification increases patient visitsBy: Veterinary Practice NewsCertified clinics see a 12 percent jump in overall revenue, according to a new report
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Buyouts alter veterinary laboratory landscape
By: Jennifer FialaPhoenix sells to Zoetis; Marshfield sells to Idexx
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CANINE NEWS

Canine cancer screening test in the works
By: Veterinary Practice NewsTexas A&M’s veterinary college is developing a blood test to identify early cancer in dogs
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 Dog Aging Project takes veterinary research in new directionBy: Lisa WoganAmbitious study aims to understand, extend healthy aging in dogs
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Why do dogs develop infections after surgery?By: Medical News TodayAfter canine surgery, it is relatively common for the wound to become infected. However, it is not clear how often this occurs, what increases the risk, and how much it affects treatment costs. A new study looks for answers.
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 FDA approves generic canine anti-anxiety medicationBy: Veterinary Practice NewsClomipramine hydrochloride helps treat separation anxiety in dogs
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FELINE NEWS

Does diet matter when treating feline diabetes mellitus?By: Aline Bomfim Vieira, DVM, MSc, PhDDomestic cats (Felis catus) are amazing creatures that evolved from wild ancestors known to be obligate carnivores or hypercarnivores.Read More
 Compulsory cat microchipping gains international momentumBy: Ross KellyUK considers requiring owners to register felines; Japan adopts new law

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EQUINE NEWS

Restricted Grazing Alters Intestinal Microorganisms of HorsesBy: Kentucky Equine Research StaffWhile restricted grazing can help overweight horses or those with PPID and EMS, any change in diet or management can alter the intestinal microbiome.
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 Managing Horse Wounds Without AntibioticsBy: Alexandra BeckstettAs concerns over antibiotic resistance grow, equine veterinarians look for ways to treat wounds without reaching for these powerful drugs. Here are some of their options.
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West Nile Virus Confirmed in Florida Horse
By: Edited Press ReleaseThis is Broward County’s first diagnosed case of 2019.

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 Choose Natural Vitamin E for Exercising Horses
By: Kentucky Equine Research Staff
What if you could provide your performance horse with a single supplement that would decrease oxidative stress and free radical damage as well as regulate inflammation?
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MISC NEWS

If I knew then what I know now
By: Mike Paul, DVMLife lessons from a long-time veterinarian contributor to help you live your best life right now, free from regret.
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Do you have a case of retirement blues?By: Mike Paul, DVMAs a retired veterinarian, here are my thoughts on transitioning out of this career and why reinventing your identity is so important.
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