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Last week, Oregon Veterinarians performed life-saving surgery on Arlo, a TikTok famous police dog, after a speed chase that ended in gunfire. Movie or reality?

The Veterinary Industry Giving Tree allows those who need extra help for the holidays to get the help they deserve while allowing those who give for the sake of giving, give whatever they can all year round.   

Every month, we’ll be shining a light on the vets in your lives that you feel deserve some extra love and appreciation. Nominate them today!  

Invisible disabilities can make the profession even more challenging for many, so it’s crucial we educate ourselves and others on their impact.

Doggie Desserts sound delicious (even for us) but what makes them safe for dogs to eat? And why this sudden move into the pet food market?
 

CloserStill Media has announced the second edition of their Vet Show @ Home, taking place Thursday-Saturday, March 25-27, 2021.

Are you tired of hearing how hard 2020 has been? If the answer is yes, here’s how you can do something about it this holiday season.

Stress is not a new and challenging concept to grasp nowadays, especially for us veterinary students (and professionals). But do we really understand how it affects us or how it prevails itself?

There’s been so much bad news in 2020: it’s time to talk about the good. Look back on a record year for pet adoption, bustling clinics, high employment rate, and much more. 

In Denmark, there are 214 human COVID-19 cases infected with SARS-CoV-2 related to mink. Find out the government response, the challenge to mink welfare, and the future of fur farming.

Here are some simple (but effective) ways to acknowledge the hard work of your team and colleagues, and how doing so can positively impact your mental health.

Interested in veterinary mentorship? Learn how to initiate the conversation, what to expect, and how to continue the connection.

Find out how one vet clinic is thriving during the pandemic, raising $17M in funding with plans to open 5+ more clinics by the end of 2021.

The Veterinary Industry Giving Tree allows those who need extra help for the holidays get the help they deserve, and it allows the people who give for the sake of giving, give whatever they can.

Over 7,000 members of the veterinary community registered for CloserStill Media’s first-ever online veterinary conference, Vet Show @ Home, on October 29th and 30th.

It’s National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week! Here’s why Shelter Veterinary Medicine is important and how you can get involved.

GuardianVets' new Curbside solution enables veterinary practices to offer safe, contactless appointments for pet owners and veterinary professionals through the GuardianVets app.

Wondering how you can network at your next online conference without getting social anxiety? The good news is, even the strongest anti-networkers can be converted...and it’s even easier online! 

Taking breaks is proven to benefit your brain—so making time for them is a no-brainer. Read more to find out why they help, plus some break-worthy sessions at our online event, Vet Show @ Home.

Understanding seizures in dogs and cats is one of the most frustrating topics in veterinary medicine. Luckily, we brought in Dr. Simon Platt, a neurologist at UGA Vet Med.

1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime, but with early detection and prevention, this deadly disease that disproportionately affects women can be beaten. 

Vet Techs are strong, resilient, and absolutely crucial to the veterinary team: that’s why we have a whole week dedicated to them!

We wanted to know the real talk on cannabis for animals, so who better to talk to than Stephen Cital, RVT, SRA, RLAT, VCC, CVPP, VTS-LAM (Res. Anes.) as he gets ready for Vet Show @ Home.

One of the hardest things to hear as a veterinarian is that your client cannot afford the bill or procedure because they have cancer and are dealing with the expenses of their own treatment. 

Find out what an animal acupuncture specialist has to say about the results in her practice, common misconceptions, and growing popularity in the field.