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Roses are red, violets are blue, here are some valentines written especially for you

We love you, and we love what you do, so we wrote you a batch of funny and furry valentines! Sure, your friends outside the veterinary field might not appreciate the subtle charm of a shih tzu with ocular proptosis, but you're sure to get a chuckle from your best vet med friends. So, print these out, spread the love and never forget that you are a-mange-ing! More

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'Bella, will you be my valentine?'

Americans are set to spend a record amount of money this Valentine's Day, and gifts for our furry friends will be plentiful. More

Managing canine atopy: It's all about strategy

Veterinary dermatologist Dr. Darin Dell outlines diagnostic dilemmas, treatment tips and the importance (as always) of client communication when atopy itches along. More

Prevent perioperative hypothermia by bringing the heat to the surgical suite

When your patient's chills are multiplying during surgery, it can lead to a long list of problems, including a higher risk of infection and a longer recovery time. Here's how you can heat things up. More

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Conquering canine anxiety during veterinary visits

Veterinary behavior specialist Dr. Marie Hopfensperger shares tips for helping to combat canine anxiety in your clinic. More

Questions about community cat programs?

The free-roaming feline population can provoke controversy among veterinarians, wildlife lovers, cat advocates and public health experts. Here's an evidence-based look at how these programs work–and why they are effective. More

Image Quiz: Test your diagnostic and treatment skills in these oncology cases

Veterinary patients with masses, abnormal test results and specific clinical signs point to clear diagnoses. How well would you do identifying these patients conditions? More

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Veterinarian wellbeing study finds improved awareness, but not enough action

Results from the new Merck wellbeing study reveal that attitudes toward mental health have improved, but the number of veterinarians seeking treatment has not.
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If you want more out of your veterinary team, look to what you can do, not what you’ve decided they can’t do.
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