AVMF donates $10K to animals affected by DorianSeptember 24, 2019The American Veterinary Medical Foundation (AVMF) has donated $10,000 to help veterinarians and animals recover from Hurricane Dorian.
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Service dogs may help children with ASDSeptember 23, 2019Researchers at Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine are set to evaluate the therapeutic effects of service dogs on children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
$3M grant to shed light on porcine virusSeptember 20, 2019Veterinarians and farmers are on their way to better understanding the life cycle of a prevalent porcine virus, thanks to new funding.
Banfield campaign pushes industry-wide inclusion for HispanicsSeptember 20, 2019A new campaign from Banfield Pet Hospital and Healthy Hispanic Living (HHL) aims to increase the voices and visibility of Hispanic health-care and veterinary professionals.
Human-animal bond celebrated at Capitol Hill Pet NightSeptember 19, 2019The positive power of pets was top of mind in Washington, D.C., last night, as veterinary professionals, animal welfare advocates, and members of Congress came together for Pet Night on Capitol Hill.
Merck marks three million rabies vaccine donationsSeptember 19, 2019As World Rabies Day approaches on Sept. 28, Merck Animal Health is doing its part to combat the transmission of rabies.
Pets central in domestic violence campaignSeptember 19, 2019A new campaign from the Banfield Foundation aims to support victims of domestic violence by ensuring the safety of their pets.
Millennials favor friendly staff, personalized serviceSeptember 18, 2019Young pet owners are willing to spend on their pets, but their loyalty is far from free.
N.C. clinic to host "Barktoberfest" partySeptember 17, 2019On October 5, Oak Heart Veterinary Hospital in Raleigh, N.C., is celebrating the opening of its third clinic with a “Barktoberfest” party.
Active bats raise red alertSeptember 17, 2019With an active bat season approaching, a clinical professor from Kansas State University (K-State) is reminding veterinarians and owners to remain vigilant in protecting pets against rabies.
