A full review of rabbit odontogenic abscesses, from tooth to tissueFebruary 4, 2026The predisposing factors and treatment options for dental disease and odontogenic abscesses in this species differ significantly from those of other domestic mammals, such as dogs and cats. This article will review the etiology, clinical signs, and treatments of rabbit odontogenic abscesses.
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The fresh pet food movementFebruary 4, 2026As this trend reflects a desire to improve pet wellness, veterinarians must educate themselves on new food forms available and the challenges they may present in terms of nutritional adequacy, safety, and cost.
Part 2: Using ultrasound in the ER settingFebruary 3, 2026This article provides a thorough review of thoracic-focused assessment sonography for trauma, triage, and tracking (TFAST). Gaining proficiency with TFAST point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) evaluations will give you a clinical edge for patients that present in respiratory distress, those with coughs, sudden collapse, and more.
Have you heard of the chevron lucency?February 3, 2026Interpreting dental radiographs in dogs and cats can be challenging, particularly when assessing teeth for possible endodontic disease. This column discusses the classic radiographic signs individually.
Why laser surgery has gotten smarter and what it means for youFebruary 3, 2026For general practitioners, the impact is immediate. Smart laser surgery lowers the barrier to entry, reduces the stress that comes from choosing the “right” settings, and gives you confidence that the device is working with you, not against you.
Are modern recovery systems the next standard in veterinary medicine?January 27, 2026Controlled oxygen environments have been standard in human neonatal and pediatric care for decades. Veterinary medicine is approaching a similar turning point, one defined by higher expectations, stronger evidence, and smarter infrastructure.
Kinesiology taping–does it work? If so, how?January 20, 2026One of the approaches currently gaining traction is kinesiology taping (KT), a hard-to-miss technique for humans and animals, with its bold colors and intriguing patterns. Learn more about this non-invasive modality and how it can help you deliver care.
