A Split-Second Accident, A Happy Recovery

The ASPCA reports that cat Argyle recovered after treatment and partial tail amputation at its Queens clinic following a door accident.

FDA Authorizes Emergency Use Of Fluralaner For NWS Infestations In Dogs

The FDA issued an emergency authorization for Bravecto chewable tablets to treat New World screwworm infestations in dogs and puppies.

Kindred Pet Services Resorts Gain Access To Virtual Veterinary Care Via Vetster

Vetster virtual veterinary care is now available to teams at all 17 Kindred Pet Services resort locations across seven U.S. states.

The Dog Stop Launches Complete Care, An All-in-One Wellness Program

The Dog Stop’s month-to-month Complete Care plan bundles grooming, wellness check-ins and vet telehealth, with pricing based on customer type.

How Is The Pet Industry Capitalizing On Healthcare And Vet Growth?

Data from the US, Brazil and Australia shows growth in veterinary care and health products, though rising costs and uneven access remain concerns.

Donation Matching Initiative Bolsters Pet Cancer Research

Blue Buffalo will match donations to Morris Animal Foundation dollar for dollar through Dec. 31, 2026, up to a total of $200,000.

Where Technology And The Human Touch Meet In Vet Med

A veterinary report examines how PET/CT and AI can inform care while clinicians and pet owners weigh risks, costs and treatment goals.

Little Dog, Big Strength: How Gidget Overcame A Deadly Condition

A Yorkshire Terrier rescued in New York received months of veterinary care and surgery for a congenital liver shunt, the ASPCA reports.

Boosting Appetite In Geriatric Patients

Veterinary guidance stresses finding pain, nausea or disease behind appetite loss in older and hospice pets before using appetite stimulants.

6 Things We Should Be Doing In Vet Med (But Aren’t)

Veterinarian Patty Khuly argues that clinics should rethink antibiotic habits, care plans, professional engagement and other practices.