Flow cytometric features of lymphoid subsets in healthy and diseased cats
A new study characterizes flow cytometric features of lymphoid subsets in healthy and diseased cats, identifying distinct patterns in chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL). Using a 10-antibody multicolor panel, researchers established baseline data to improve diagnostic accuracy in feline hematologic disorders—addressing a critical gap in veterinary oncology.
AmeriVet and ScribbleVet Partner to Transform Veterinary Workflow with AI-Powered Tools
AmeriVet Veterinary Partners, a network of 213 animal hospitals, has partnered with ScribbleVet to integrate AI-powered medical scribing across its practices. The technology automates SOAP notes, enhances clinical decision-making, and reduces burnout—freeing veterinarians to focus on patient care.
FAO at World Veterinary Association Conference: Veterinarians are indispensable partners for food security and global health
At the 40th World Veterinary Association Congress, the FAO emphasized veterinarians' critical role in food security, One Health, and sustainable livestock transformation. With rising threats from zoonotic diseases, antimicrobial resistance, and climate change, veterinary professionals are essential to safeguarding global health systems. The FAO announced its upcoming Global Conference on Sustainable Livestock Transformation to drive actionable solutions.
Scientists make breakthrough in developing Nipah virus vaccine for pigs
Scientists at The Pirbright Institute have developed three experimental Nipah virus vaccines for pigs, successfully preventing infection in field trials. This breakthrough could reduce zoonotic transmission to humans, protect livestock economies, and enhance global pandemic preparedness. The study, published in npj Vaccines, highlights a One Health approach to combating this deadly pathogen.
US Equestrian Releases Veterinary Best Practices White Paper Emphasizing Long-Term Horse Welfare
In a significant development for equestrian sports, US Equestrian (USEF) has published a comprehensive white paper outlining veterinary best practices for sport horse welfare. The document, developed following a March 2024 summit of 28 leading equine veterinarians, represents a concerted effort to elevate care standards across all competitive disciplines.
Perception of health problems in French bulldogs and attitudes toward BOAS grading among Danish owners
A new Danish study published in [Journal Name] sheds light on French bulldog owners’ perceptions of their pets’ health—particularly regarding brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS)—and their attitudes toward BOAS grading as a potential solution. While most owners acknowledged the breed’s health challenges, many still viewed their own dogs as exceptions, highlighting a persistent disconnect between general breed concerns and individual pet experiences.