Bird Flu Is Not Just for Birds Anymore: Why Every Veterinarian Should Care About HPAI Right Now
Highly pathogenic avian influenza, or HPAI, has officially outgrown its name. Once considered primarily a poultry problem, this fast evolving virus is now crossing species lines with surprising ease. For veterinary professionals, this shift makes HPAI a One Health issue that touches wildlife, livestock, companion animals, and people.
Cyberbullying Is Real and CVMA Just Dropped a Lifeline
Veterinary medicine has always been emotionally demanding, but the digital age has added a new layer of stress that many teams never trained for. Online reviews that spiral out of control, hostile social media comments and personal attacks aimed at veterinarians or staff are becoming an everyday reality. The Canadian Veterinary Medical Association is stepping in with a practical and timely solution designed to help members protect both their reputations and their mental wellbeing.
Finally Here: Emeprev™ Injectable Gives Your Patients Fast Relief from Vomiting
Vomiting in dogs and cats is no fun for anyone, especially when it lands your patients in the clinic stressed and uncomfortable. Enter Emeprev™, the new FDA-approved injectable solution from Dechra that promises the same trusted antiemetic power as the pioneer drug but with perks that make clinic life smoother.
Cats With a Calling? New Research Says Some Felines May Be Therapy Stars
For decades, therapy dogs have been the undisputed MVPs of animal assisted services. From college campuses during finals week to hospital wards and elder care facilities, dogs have been the go to species for stress relief and emotional support. But new research suggests it may be time to rethink the species lineup. According to a recent study, some cats may be just as well suited for therapy work as their canine counterparts.
Cambridge Vet School on the Brink? Why the Proposed Closure Has the UK Veterinary World Fired Up
The University of Cambridge Department of Veterinary Medicine is facing a potential shutdown, and the reaction from staff, students, and the wider profession has been swift, loud, and emotional. For many in veterinary medicine, this recommendation feels less like strategic planning and more like a curveball no one saw coming.
WVC Vegas 2026: 98 Years Strong and Your Vet Candy Squad is Taking You Behind the Scenes!
For nearly a century, WVC has been the heartbeat of veterinary continuing education. Now in its 98th year – just two years away from a legendary 100-year milestone – WVC Vegas 2026 is evolving once again, this time with Vet Candy bringing the energy, authenticity, and digital-first approach that defines modern veterinary medicine.