Let's Get Ethical: Revolutionizing the Veterinary Industry to Make It More Human
In a world increasingly focused on ethical practices and humane treatment, the veterinary industry stands at a crucial juncture. Veterinary professionals dedicate their lives to the well-being of animals, but the industry itself often grapples with ethical dilemmas, workplace challenges, and evolving standards of care. By embracing more humane and ethical practices, we can not only improve the lives of animals but also enhance the well-being and job satisfaction of veterinary professionals. Here’s how we can revolutionize the veterinary industry to make it more humane.
Task force helps stave off amphibian disease threat
Amphibians—like frogs and salamanders—are the most imperiled group of animal species in the world; infectious diseases are among the greatest threats to their existence. After a decade of research, a scientific task force is poised to stave off these and other infectious threats to wildlife in North America.
Is Veterinary Medicine Poised for a Union Boom? Understanding the Emerging Labor Movement in Veterinary Practices
The veterinary profession is known for its demanding nature, with long hours, emotional strain, and physical labor often leading to burnout and job dissatisfaction. In recent years, there's been a growing awareness among veterinary professionals about the need for better working conditions, fair wages, and mental health support. This has led to discussions around unionization as a potential solution. But is veterinary medicine truly poised for a union boom? Let's explore the emerging labor movement within the veterinary industry.
New findings could help battle disease plaguing agriculture industry
University of Delaware researchers in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources have made a new discovery in their work on wooden breast syndrome in chickens. The UD team found white blood cells filled with fat surrounding broiler chickens’ veins and showing signs of swelling are key contributing factors to this muscle degeneration disease in these birds that can ultimately affect their meat quality.
Time to Thrive without compromise with Covetrus Branded Products
Covetrus offers an extensive range of high-quality veterinary products, spanning from essential medications to critical surgical supplies, all at highly competitive prices. These savings are not just numbers on a page; they represent tangible resources that can be strategically reinvested in the growth and development of your clinic.
Battling the Hidden Threat: Heartworm Disease and the Latest AHS Guidelines
Stay ahead in veterinary care with the latest American Heartworm Society guidelines on heartworm prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. Understand the rising threat of heartworm disease, explore new recommendations for preventive measures, and learn about advanced treatment protocols. These updated guidelines are essential for enhancing patient care and addressing heartworm-related challenges in your practice.