‘Doggy breath’ may point to bigger health concerns Got a mint? While dogs and cats are unlikely to have especially “fresh” breath, the presence of a particularly sour odor in a pet’s mouth might indicate internal illness.

The new normal: A look at COVID-related changes in client behavior Patty Khuly, VMD, MBA, offers her hot take on five ways clients have changed since COVID started reshaping our lives.

VPN Plus+ Exclusive To ‘dental month’ or not to ‘dental month’? February is National Pet Dental Health month—but which side of the aisle do you fall on? Are you a “dental care is not a month” party member or do you find yourself in the “dental month” supporter camp?

Canine genetics, health to be explored at summit Preserving and enhancing genetic diversity in dog breeds is set to be explored at an upcoming virtual educational conference.

How quantitative testing can boost confidence in diagnosis When quantitative results can be obtained within the clinic setting, a number of benefits, including time and cost savings, convenience, and most importantly, accuracy and confidence in diagnosis, are realized.