TOP NEWS
 Sparks fly as Australian school moves to shut veterinary hospitalBy: Ross KellyUniversity of Melbourne plan stirs debate on importance of on-campus clinical training
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 Industry gender identity bill receives AVMA, VMAE supportBy: Veterinary Practice NewsAVMA and VMAE have signed PrideVMC’s Gender Identity Bill of Rights (GIBOR)
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 Veterinarians launch carbon calculator tailored to the professionBy: Ross KellyBritish developers say tool has unique capabilities
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CANINE NEWS
Glucose monitoring options in dogs and catsBy: Allyne Moon, RVT, CCFP The next time you receive a diabetic patient, remember there are several choices for monitoring available
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One veterinary professional shares tips to keep pets safe this ThanksgivingBy: dvm360 Staff As we approach Turkey Day, here is what your clients should know when it comes to giving their pets a great and safe Thanksgiving
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Straight Talk with Clients is a Critical Piece of the Adverse Food Reaction “Puzzle”By: June Hacker-Traiger, VMD, CCRP; Oradell Animal Hospital, Paramus, NJ • Purina Sticking to an elimination diet trial can be challenging for pet owners
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Canine pancreatitis injectable OKed by FDABy: Veterinary Practice News Panoquell-CA1’s active ingredient, fuzapladib sodium, has been approved for canine use in Japan since 2018
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FELINE NEWS
Morris Animal Foundation funds 2 studies for nonsurgical cat sterilizationBy: dvm360 Staff The foundation is hoping to move beyond trap/neuter/release programs
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Feline-friendly approach improves patient experienceBy: Veterinary Practice News AAFP and ISFM have updated two sets of guidelines related to cat-focused handling and environments
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EQUINE NEWS
How To Maximize a Horse’s Suspensory Ligament Ultrasound ExamBy: Shoshana Rudski Practitioner technique and skill determine the value of ultrasound images of the suspensory ligament.
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Gauging Pain in a Lame Horse at RestBy: Kentucky Equine Research Staff Movement assymetry is sign of lameness, likely due to discomfort. How much pain does a lame horse experience while standing in the paddock?
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Soft Tissue Injury Awareness Week, Sponsored by ButterflyBy: The Horse Staff Look for educational information about soft tissue injuries in horses on TheHorse.com starting November 21.
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Mares Eating for Two: What’s New?By: Kentucky Equine Research Staff Pregnant mares, like some women, have changes in feed preferences and feeding behaviors that may benefit their growing fetuses.
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MISC NEWS
 3 common myths in veterinary anesthesia and pain managementBy: Julia BurkeIn a dvm360® interview, San Diego Fetch faculty member, Dr Bryce Dooley, debunks these misconceptions
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 Dear Dr. Debt: I want to pay off my loans as soon as possibleBy: VIN News Service staffNew option at hand for veterinarian who has paid three times what they borrowed
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