AAHA Updates Accreditation Standards, Discourages Elective Declawing, Devocalization, and Ear Cropping
The American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) has announced revised accreditation standards that discourage nontherapeutic procedures, including feline declawing, canine devocalization, and ear cropping, marking a major shift in veterinary practice guidelines.
New Guidelines Reimagine Life for Indoor Cats: What Veterinarians Need to Know
The Feline Veterinary Medical Association releases a Position Statement outlining five key pillars for meeting the physical and emotional needs of indoor cats. Learn how veterinarians can guide enrichment and reduce stress-related issues.
New Handbook Supports Veterinary Teams in Canine and Feline Nutrition
Veterinarians are the most trusted source of nutritional guidance for pet owners. With 71% of dogs and cats currently on a well-pet diet¹, the need for science-based, practical advice on maintaining pet health has never been greater.
Rising Pet Care Costs Are Driving Clients Away—What Veterinarians Need to Know
A recent USA Today report revealed a troubling trend: pet owners are skipping veterinary visits or declining recommended treatments because of cost. According to an April Gallup poll cited in the story, more than half of pet owners surveyed admitted to delaying or avoiding care for financial reasons.
Elanco Acquires Former GM Stamping Plant Site to Build Innovation District in Indianapolis
Governor Mike Braun has announced the sale of state-owned land at the former GM Stamping Plant site to Elanco Animal Health for $27 million, marking a major step toward the development of an innovation district in downtown Indianapolis.
New Jersey Opens Its First Veterinary School Amid National Vet Shortage
Rowan University opens New Jersey’s first veterinary school, the Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine, to address the nationwide veterinarian shortage. Learn about tuition costs, new facilities, and community impact.