November 2021

AAHA vice president Margot Vahrenwald, DVM, CVJ, talks about lasers and their extreme usefulness in the veterinary setting. A list of the winners of AAHA Day social media contest; Dear AAHA answers a question about internal air quality; 2021 AAHA-Accredited Practice of the Year Award Finalists are congratulated; and the 2021 AAHA Working, Assistance, and Therapy Dog Guidelines are announced.

While the rural veterinarian shortage is real, some small animal vets are thriving in their country settings. Here are some of their stories. Part 1 of a 2-part series.

During the pandemic, clients are increasingly filing complaints with state veterinary boards against veterinarians. This article explores ways to protect both your license and your mental health, including documentation, veterinary license defense, and wellness resources.

The first veterinary practice to seek and receive AAHA end-of-life care accreditation is Colorado-based Caring Pathways, which specializes in mobile euthanasia services and hospice consulting in the Denver area.

On the fence about getting a therapeutic laser? Our expert, Janice Huntingford, DVM, DACVSMR, answers five pressing questions that may help you with your decision.

Allergic skin disease, recurrent pyoderma, and otitis externa are among the most common conditions seen by primary care veterinarians (PC DVMs). But interestingly, veterinary dermatology has one of the lowest referral rates in specialty medicine. Why is that?

Diagnosing and treating lumbosacral (LS) pain can become a frustrating experience for veterinary practitioners.

Emi Castillo handles everything from surgical assistance to inventory management to front desk receptionist at her home pratice of Pet Care Veterinary Hospital in Virginia Beach, Virginia.