Zoetis Introduces First Commercial Genetic Predictions for BRD to Support Stronger, Healthier Beef Herds
Zoetis Inc. has announced the launch of new bovine respiratory disease (BRD) genetic predictions through its INHERIT® platform, giving cattle producers a new tool to build more resilient and productive beef herds. The innovation allows both commercial cow-calf operators and seedstock producers to evaluate animals based on genetic indicators tied to BRD health and survival for the first time.
New Episode Alert: “Fur Real? Suzanne Thomas Tackles Brain Smarts
Veterinary brains, comedy, and a little chaos collide in the latest episode of Vet Candy’s Brain Smarts, and trust us—you don’t want to miss it. This time, the spotlight is on Suzanne Thomas, a veterinary powerhouse who’s taking on the ultimate challenge: surviving the trivia tornado that is Caitlin Palmer, veterinary comedian extraordinaire, veterinary receptionist, and Tik Tok star.
Zoetis Honors Veterinary Educators and Researchers with 2025 Awards
Zoetis has announced the recipients of its 2025 Distinguished Veterinary Teacher Award and Zoetis Award for Veterinary Research Excellence, recognizing educators and researchers who are shaping the future of veterinary medicine — in classrooms, laboratories, and clinics around the world.
Zoetis launches digital resource center for poultry vaccine best practices
Zoetis is offering a new, comprehensive digital resource library designed to help poultry producers protect their vaccine investment through consistent, effective vaccine handling and administration.
Serious Science. Bad Jokes. Aaryn DuBose Takes on Brain Smarts
Warning: Listening to Vet Candy’s Brain Smarts may result in spontaneous laughter, improved trivia skills, and a slight crush on hosts Clay and Caitlin Palmer. It’s like a news show... if the news show had a sense of humor and a caffeine problem.
The Gut-Brain Connection: A New Frontier in Canine Epilepsy Management
For years, canine epilepsy has been one of the most challenging neurological disorders to manage, often leaving veterinarians and pet owners searching for better solutions. But what if the key to controlling seizures lies not just in the brain—but in the gut? Emerging research is uncovering a fascinating link between gut health and neurological function, suggesting that an imbalance in gut microbiota (dysbiosis) could play a significant role in exacerbating epilepsy.