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?
Indiana Veterinary Licensing Bill Advances, Opening Doors for Out of State Vets
Indiana lawmakers are taking a practical swing at a problem most veterinary professionals already feel every day. Not enough hands, too many patients, and a growing strain on clinics and farms alike. A new bill moving through the Statehouse aims to make it easier for veterinarians and veterinary technicians licensed elsewhere to step in and help.
Canada’s Vet Shortage Is Becoming a Full Blown Crisis and No One Is Ready For It
Canada is facing a critical veterinary workforce shortage and major gaps in access to essential animal medications. This article breaks down what the crisis means for veterinary professionals, why the talent pipeline is struggling, how drug shortages are impacting animal welfare and food security, and what national leaders are proposing to fix it.
Federal Worker Pay Delays Impact Veterinarians Across Government Agencies
As the U.S. government continues to navigate budgetary and funding challenges, federal employees across multiple agencies have experienced delays in receiving paychecks. Among those affected are veterinarians working in critical government roles, including public health, food safety, wildlife management, and military animal care.