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The FDA has approved a new, more concentrated, ready-to-use version of Convenia that delivers up to 14 days of antibiotic treatment in a single injection. The new formulation could make managing ...

For many veterinary students, the dream of becoming a veterinarian started in a barn. They grew up riding horses, spending weekends at competitions, mucking stalls, and forming deep connections with ...

Washington's first H5N1 outbreak in dairy cattle has now been linked to a human avian influenza infection, putting veterinarians, farmworkers, and public health officials on alert as the virus ...

Denver Animal Shelter's largest single-day vaccination clinic is helping pet owners access essential preventive care while keeping more animals healthy, safe, and at home with the families who love ...

An H5N1 outbreak on a Utah mink farm could kill 80% of its animals, while newly released government records raise questions about disease surveillance, veterinary biosecurity, and the risks of housing ...

Twenty-five years later, one of veterinary medicine's most influential nutrition studies is still delivering a powerful message: keeping dogs lean could mean more birthdays, fewer joint problems, and ...

After serving in the U.S. Navy, raising a family while earning her veterinary degree, and drawing inspiration from her immigrant mother's entrepreneurial journey, Dr. Lieu Balu is preparing to lead ...

As one of Vet Candy's Rising Stars of Veterinary Medicine for 2027, Gladney represents a generation of future veterinarians who are thinking beyond clinical skills and professional accomplishments.

Missoula health officials are urging residents to update their pets' rabies vaccinations after two infected bats were identified, highlighting the importance of veterinary prevention and the ...

An investigation of 100 cat foods reveals widespread contamination with lead, arsenic, and cadmium, while fish-based diets contain significantly higher mercury levels. But do the findings mean ...