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Therapeutic Peptide Use in Small Animal Practice

Peptides are emerging as a valuable tool in veterinary medicine, offering targeted therapeutic benefits for dogs and cats. This post explores their clinical applications...

Study takes a new look at healthy aging in dogs and cats  

A new JAVMA study challenges the long‑held belief that pet aging is fixed and unavoidable, showing instead that aging in dogs and cats can...

Report focuses on generational differences in pet parenting  

A recent report highlights how generational differences are reshaping veterinary practice. In “How Do Different Generations Think About Pet Parenthood in 2026?” Rover reveals...

Integrative approaches to food allergies in cats 

Integrative strategies for feline food allergies involve a root-cause approach to chronic dermatologic and GI disease. They go beyond elimination diets and symptom suppression...

Study reveals how fungal ear infections in dogs evade treatment 

New research from the University of Illinois highlights how mutations in yeast linked to canine ear infections are driving resistance to commonly used antifungal...

Innovative Practice

7 Ways Veterinary Practices Can Boost Their Revenue

Running a successful veterinary practice means more than just providing great care. It also means running a smart business. Here are seven practical ways...

Tech Talk

Boost Revenue and Reduce Admin Work: NectarVet Reviews Reveal the Software’s Best Features

The results are in: NectarVet reviews demonstrate how this revolutionary software can increase revenue, reduce administrative duties, and give you more time for patient...

What's New

Wildlife as “early warning systems”: monitoring the environmental spread of AMR 

A recent study published in Frontiers in Microbiology suggests red foxes and certain bird species are acting as environmental “heralds” for highly antibiotic-resistant bacteria,...

Cat disease challenges what scientists thought about coronaviruses 

Researchers at the University of California, Davis, have uncovered new insights into how feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) spreads through the immune system. These findings may reshape our understanding of...

Cornell launches wildlife population health residency 

Cornell University’s College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM), in partnership with the K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health (CYCWH), has launched a pioneering four‑year...