Source: AVMA The AVMA Council on Education has announced its schedule of accreditation site visits for 14 Veterinary schools and colleges worldwide in 2026. These comprehensive evaluations will take place throughout the year, beginning in January and concluding in December. U.S. institutions scheduled for visits include Arkansas State University, Auburn University, Western University of Health Sciences, Lincoln […]
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Source: ABC 7 Veterinarians meeting in Chicago are offering timely winter care advice for pet owners, particularly those who adopted new pets during the holiday season. Speaking at the Veterinary Leadership Conference, Dr. Michael Q. Bailey, president of the American Veterinary Medical Association, emphasized that winter pet health requires extra attention. He advised owners to maintain daily exercise […]
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Source: Tufts University Tufts Veterinary Field Service (TVFS) recently introduced a minimally invasive tube cystotomy (MITC) procedure to treat urinary blockage, a potentially fatal condition common in male goats. The first patient was Casper, a four-month-old Nigerian Dwarf goat who developed severe pain and difficulty urinating shortly after arriving at his new farm. TVFS diagnosed him with urinary blockage […]
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Source: Today’s Veterinary Practice Tritrichomonas foetus infection is a common cause of chronic large-bowel diarrhea in cats, particularly young animals and those in high-density settings such as shelters and catteries. The protozoan colonizes the cecum and colon, causing intermittent, foul-smelling diarrhea often containing mucus or blood that may persist for years. Transmission occurs via the fecal–oral […]
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Source: AAHA The article outlines the contributors and framework behind the 2026 AAHA Oncology Guidelines for Dogs and Cats. Developed by a multidisciplinary task force convened by the American Animal Hospital Association, the guidelines draw on expertise from Veterinary oncologists, surgeons, radiologists, feline practitioners, and academic leaders across the United States. Jaci Christensen and Kim Johnson serve as cochairs […]
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Source: The Horse Researchers are exploring natural and high-tech alternatives to antibiotics in horses to combat rising antimicrobial resistance and protect global health. While antibiotics remain lifesaving, their overuse can disrupt the microbiome and drive resistant bacteria. Because wounds are easily accessible, many alternatives target local infections. Studies show that medical-grade honey, garlic, ginger, and […]
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Source: Pork Business Oklahoma State University has launched the OSU Agriculture Animal Excellence initiative to strengthen teaching, research, and Extension programs that improve livestock health and sustainability. Central to the effort is the new Beef Center of Excellence, a cross-disciplinary hub uniting experts across the beef supply chain to drive innovation, profitability, and sustainable production. Supported by an advisory […]
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Source: Feedstuffs Tyson Foods’ permanent closure of its Lexington, Nebraska, beef plant marks a structural shift in the U.S. beef packing industry rather than a temporary disruption. The plant, which processes nearly 5,000 cattle per day, is closing amid historically tight cattle supplies, high cattle prices, and low plant capacity utilization. Markets reacted sharply, with cattle futures […]
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Source: University of Colorado Anschutz Researchers at the University of Colorado Cancer Center are investigating a new strategy to prevent osteosarcoma from spreading to the lungs, the most common and deadly site of metastasis. Veterinary oncologist Dan Regan, DVM, has received a long-term NIH R37 MERIT Award to study a novel drug combination targeting the lung “metastatic niche.” Working with medical oncologist Breelyn […]
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Source: Canadian Food Inspection Agency Canada and the United Kingdom have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to improve regulatory efficiency for Veterinary biologics, including animal vaccines. The agreement was announced jointly by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) and the UK’s Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD). It aims to strengthen collaboration in the oversight and approval of animal vaccines, recognizing their importance to […]
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Source: GlobeNewswire The AKC Canine Health Foundation announced Dr. Lisa Freeman of the Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at Tufts University as the recipient of the inaugural 2025 Canine Health Discovery of the Year Award. A Veterinary nutritionist and professor, Dr. Freeman was honored for her groundbreaking research into diet-associated dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM), a serious and often fatal heart disease affecting […]
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Source: Thoroughbred Daily News Colorado will introduce a new Veterinary workforce role, Veterinary professional associates (VPAs), when House Bill 25-1285 takes effect on January 1, 2026. The law follows voter approval of Proposition 129 in November 2024 and formally establishes VPAs within the state’s Veterinary system. Under the legislation, VPAs may practice Veterinary medicine only under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian, […]
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Source: KJCT 8 Colorado will introduce a new Veterinary workforce role, Veterinary professional associates (VPAs), when House Bill 25-1285 takes effect on January 1, 2026. The law follows voter approval of Proposition 129 in November 2024 and formally establishes VPAs within the state’s Veterinary system. Under the legislation, VPAs may practice Veterinary medicine only under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian, with […]
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Source: DVM 360 Dechra announced FDA approval of Emeprev, a maropitant citrate injectable solution for the prevention and treatment of vomiting in dogs and cats. With this approval, Dechra becomes the first to offer an FDA-approved bioequivalent injectable alternative to the most widely used Veterinary antiemetic. Emeprev is approved for acute vomiting in dogs and for vomiting […]
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Source: DVM 360 Dechra announced FDA approval of Emeprev, a maropitant citrate injectable solution for the prevention and treatment of vomiting in dogs and cats. With this approval, Dechra becomes the first to offer an FDA-approved bioequivalent injectable alternative to the most widely used Veterinary antiemetic. Emeprev is approved for acute vomiting in dogs and for vomiting […]
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Source: DVM 360 Dechra announced FDA approval of Emeprev, a maropitant citrate injectable solution for the prevention and treatment of vomiting in dogs and cats. With this approval, Dechra becomes the first to offer an FDA-approved bioequivalent injectable alternative to the most widely used Veterinary antiemetic. Emeprev is approved for acute vomiting in dogs and for vomiting […]
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Source: Merck Animal Health Merck Animal Health announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted conditional approval for EXZOLT™ CATTLE-CA1, a first-in-class topical parasiticide for cattle. The product, containing fluralaner, is the only conditionally approved treatment for both the prevention and treatment of New World screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax) larvae and for the treatment and control of cattle fever […]
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Source: UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine has adopted ScribbleVet, an AI-powered Veterinary scribe, for use across its clinical facilities, integrating the technology into both patient care and Veterinary education. Chosen for its accuracy, ease of use, and efficiency, ScribbleVet streamlines medical documentation by automatically generating SOAP notes during recorded appointments, […]
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Source: Feline VMA The 2025 Transportation of Cats in Motor Vehicles Position Statement from the Feline Veterinary Medical Association (FelineVMA) emphasizes the importance of safe transport and reducing stress for cats during car travel. Veterinary visits are the most common reason cats leave their homes, yet transport-related stress and negative clinic experiences are major factors preventing caregivers from seeking […]
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Source: Pets Plus Magazine Wynwood Dog Food Co. announced plans to open a new 13,000-square-foot production facility in Miami’s Allapattah neighborhood, marking a major step toward national expansion. Set to open in early 2027, the factory will significantly increase production capacity from the company’s current 3,000-square-foot site, enabling up to $30 million in annual fresh food output. […]
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