The Vetiverse

From Labradors to French bulldogs, ear infections are one of the most common reasons pet owners seek veterinary care—and ear … Keep reading

The pet ownership landscape is always evolving but one tenet remains true: pet owners care a great deal about their … Keep reading

In small animal veterinary practice, nematodes, cestodes, and coccidia protozoa are common intestinal parasites in dogs and cats. To … Keep reading

Technology has expanded continuing education (CE) options for veterinary professionals, who can now more easily and conveniently stay up-to-date … Keep reading

Cystoisospora (formerly known as Isospora) is one genus of protozoal parasite causing coccidiosis in dogs and cats. While many pets—particularly … Keep reading

When we bought our first practice, the selling doctor offered us some advice: Clients can't always identify a great suture … Keep reading

Working with cats presents unique challenges to veterinary teams. The AAFP Cat Friendly Practice^® (CFP) and AAFP Cat Friendly Certificate … Keep reading

Diagnostic screening plays a pivotal role in ensuring the well-being of our beloved pets. However, despite its importance, … Keep reading

Veterinarians can find it challenging to communicate effectively about preventive care, despite understanding its value. IDEXX conducted a study … Keep reading

In the world of veterinary medicine, preventive care protocols serve as the cornerstone of maintaining optimal health and well-being … Keep reading

Proteinuria in pets refers to the presence of any protein, such as albumin, globulins, mucoproteins, and Bence-Jones proteins, in urine.¹ … Keep reading

As we thaw from winter and approach peak mosquito and tick season across most of the country, it's crucial for … Keep reading