ER, Finally: OSU Just Went 24/7 for Small Animal Emergencies
Oregon State University has officially joined the 24 7 emergency club for cats and dogs, and for veterinary professionals across Oregon and beyond, this is a big deal. The Lois Bates Acheson Veterinary Teaching Hospital is now offering round the clock small animal emergency care for both walk ins and referrals, expanding access for pet owners while strengthening real world training for future veterinarians.
Congress Investigates Alleged Abuse and Extreme Work Hours at U.S. Veterinary Schools
Veterinary medicine prides itself on resilience, grit, and service. But a new congressional inquiry is forcing the profession to confront an uncomfortable question. At what point does rigorous training cross the line into systemic abuse?
Skin Secrets Revealed: Dr. Joya Griffin on Why Cytology is a Game-Changer
When it comes to diagnosing skin and ear problems in pets, few tools are as powerful—and underappreciated—as cytology. To shed light on this cornerstone of veterinary dermatology, we turned to Dr. Joya Griffin, a board-certified veterinary dermatologist known for her expertise, compassion, and ability to make complex medicine approachable.
USDE Grants Approval for COE to Accredit Distance Education Programs
The U.S. Department of Education (USDE) has approved the AVMA Council on Education (COE) to accredit veterinary distance education programs. This decision paves the way for online learning in veterinary colleges while maintaining rigorous education standards. The COE is developing policies and procedures to guide the use of distance learning and ensure high-quality outcomes for students. With federal recognition and new guidelines expected this spring, this milestone signals a transformative moment for veterinary education.
What you need to know about CBD?
CBD is the hottest trend in health and medicine these days, but do you know all the facts? Learn all about veterinary use of CBD from the top veterinary and legal experts.