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Scholarships support next generation of veterinarians
Five veterinary students receive $10,000 awards for their commitment to poultry health and medicine.
Chihuahua Won’t Stop Pawing at Her Until Owner Finds the Breast Cancer She Smelled
A dog owner says her pooch saved her life, by repeatedly pawing at her armpit, which eventually alerted her to breast cancer. The 61-year-old says her chihuahua Flag started the odd behavior years ago, constantly hitting the underside of her arm with his paw. She originally dismissed the behavior, until she spotted a small lump […] The post Chihuahua Won’t Stop Pawing at Her Until Owner Finds the…
Science In Every Step
Feel confident knowing every step a Librela (bedinvetmab injection) treated dog takes is backed by science
Health & Vet
Our Membership and Nomination Committee Is Seeking New Members
We are seeking three new committee members. Preference for two of the three positions will go to candidates from the Middle East/North Africa region, and North America. Applicants from all regions are welcome. The members will start their tenure on November 1, 2026.
Reclaiming Lost Hours: How Digital Prescription Management Is Reshaping Veterinary Workflows
As administrative burdens grow, digital prescription management offers veterinary teams a path to greater efficiency, fewer errors, and more time for patient care.
Neurologic cat or dog? Don't forget rabies
If you have a neurologic patient without an obvious underlying cause, rabies must be on your differential diagnosis, regardless of how low you think the risk is. Because of its lethal zoonotic potential, failing to have it on one’s radar could have serious ramifications. Further, because there is no treatment in animals, the prognosis differs markedly from that of other neurological conditions.
Boots beats the odds and survives cancer: How CSU is contributing to cancer care for goats
Specialists at the CSU Veterinary Health System came together to help Boots beat cancer and live a longer life.
Joint meds recalled over potential glass fibers
Four lots of injectable joint medications for dogs and horses are being recalled nationwide.
Reviewing the evidence for RECOVER CPR
An example of how we use PICO and GRADE to evaluate veterinary evidence.
WSAVA Announces Continued Partnership with The Farmer’s Dog
WSAVA is delighted to announce the renewal of its partnership with The Farmer's Dog, which will continue as a WSAVA Silver Partner through May 2028, reinforcing our shared commitment to advancing companion animal health and supporting veterinary professionals worldwide.
Laura Southworth awarded CACVT Technician of the Year
Learn more about Laura’s dedication, professionalism, and leadership in veterinary medicine and patient care over the last 12 years.
Hidden Dangers at Home: The Everyday Items That Are Secretly Poisonous to Dogs
Most dog owners know the classic dangers: chocolate, grapes, certain medications. But the list of household items that can seriously harm or kill a dog is considerably longer than most people realize, and some of the most dangerous things are…