Zoetis announces recipient of equine charity sweepstakes donationMarch 7, 2017New Start, the Pennsylvania Horsemen's Benevolence and Protective Association (PA HBPA), was the recent recipient of a $5,000 donation from Zoetis’ Equine Charity Sweepstakes. The donation was received by the David Marshall, DVM, the veterinarian who nominated the New Start while attending the 2016 American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) Annual Convention. He practices veterinary medicine at Penn National Race Course.
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Colorado Animal Hospital joins Compassion-First NetworkMarch 7, 2017The Compassion-First Pet Hospital family got a little bigger with the addition of Animal Emergency and Specialty Center (AESC), the third Colorado veterinary clinic to join Compassion-First and the 27th overall.
Zoetis expands support for K-9 courage programMarch 1, 2017The Zoetis K-9 Courage Program, which provides healthcare assistance to retired police and military dogs, launched in March 2015 in partnership with the Sage Foundation for Dogs Who Serve and the National Police Dog Foundation.
Vet caught harming patients returns to workFebruary 22, 2017If a veterinarian who was caught on tape punching and choking his patients comes back to work, will the community ever forgive him?
UC Davis to push for advanced disaster preparedness for pets, livestockFebruary 22, 2017The recent storms throughout California have stretched dams and levees to capacity and caused flooding throughout the state. This has led to declarations of emergency in 50 of California's 58 counties, and brought to light a big problem that has been answered yet: When there’s a natural disaster, what happens to pets and livestock?
Zoetis receives FDA approval for heartworm disease treatmentFebruary 21, 2017Zoetis has announced that its heartworm treatment DIROBAN has received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). DIROBAN (melarsomine dihydrochloride) is for treatment of dogs infected with Dirofilaria omits — the cause of heartworm disease. It is now available for sale to veterinarians in the United States.
Study: Number of dogs in shelters at all-time low?February 16, 2017A new study found that the number of dogs in U.S. shelters might be at an all-time low. That’s thanks to researchers from the Mississippi University College of Veterinary Medicine, who used survey data and capture-recapture methodology to determine the number of dogs in U.S. animal shelters, as well as adoption rates, transfer rates and euthanasia rates.
VIN Foundation launches student debt centerFebruary 16, 2017The VIN Foundation, part of the Veterinary Information Network (VIN), has announced a new tool for vet students: The Student Debt Center. The center is a resource for all things related to high costs of veterinary school, according to VIN Foundation.
"One Lucky Dog:" Vet treats dog who was shot in headFebruary 15, 2017When a dog goes missing, that is an owner’s worst nightmare. When the dog is found four days later with a bullet hole in her head, you have to ask: What’s worse than a nightmare?
Banfield Pet Hospital names new presidentFebruary 15, 2017Banfield Pet Hospital has named Brian Garish as president. His chief responsibilities will be to oversee the organization's more than 975 hospitals and 16,000 associates. Garish is succeeding the former-CEO and President Vincent Bradley. He brings more than 20 years of leadership experience building and inspiring diverse and successful teams.
