The Vetiverse

Many of our canine and feline patients have pollen-related issues, ranging from mild pruritus to significant dermatologic problems. Environmental … Keep reading

While innovation in some areas of veterinary medicine has been quickly adopted, other more traditional methods, such as using fecal … Keep reading

Early detection of vector-borne diseases (VBDs) is vital for successful treatment and speedy recovery. That said, sometimes, when a patient … Keep reading

Pancreatitis, a common exocrine pancreatic disease in dogs and cats, can be overlooked and often challenging to accurately diagnose. Additionally, … Keep reading

The common feline retroviruses, Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV), are infectious diseases affecting cats and … Keep reading

Ensuring proper diagnostic screening is a cornerstone of proactive veterinary care, and urine and fecal samples are a key part … Keep reading

Listen in as Wade Burton, DVM, explores the dynamic field of vector-borne diseases, sharing regional prevalence and diagnostic advancements, spanning … Keep reading

Radiology is crucial to veterinary medicine because the technology allows veterinarians to diagnose a wide range of conditions that often … Keep reading

Vector-borne disease screening is essential for early detection and treatment of diseases that can have asymptomatic presentations. In addition to … Keep reading

Lymphoma is one of the most common cancers in dogs, accounting for 80% or more of hematopoietic tumors and nearly … Keep reading

Regular diagnostic screening is an integral part of preventive care for young pets, yet communicating the value of these … Keep reading

The kidneys, as one of the body's essential organs, have many responsibilities and functions, including regulating and maintaining fluid, electrolyte, … Keep reading