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An investigation of 100 cat foods reveals widespread contamination with lead, arsenic, and cadmium, while fish-based diets contain significantly higher mercury levels. But do the findings mean ...

Federal investigators say fungal contamination of a veterinary wound-care product was associated with severe joint infections in nearly 100 horses. At least 20 affected horses were ultimately ...

Shelters and veterinary clinics across East Idaho are sounding the alarm about a spike in feline panleukopenia. The Idaho Falls Animal Shelter reported a large influx of cases, describing the virus as ...

A lab inside Colorado State University's veterinary college discovered a new variant of Parkinson's disease that causes dementia. Now the NIH is funding five years of work to figure out how it spreads ...

Monoclonal antibodies are changing how vets treat itch, arthritis pain, and more. Now the FDA has released draft guidance to standardize how their safety is tested in the animals they're meant to help ...

The British Veterinary Association's new President is a farm vet, an educator, and an antimicrobial stewardship leader. Her message for the year ahead: the whole profession needs to be ready if a ...

A highly contagious disease has struck two rabbit colonies less than a mile apart, prompting Minnesota animal health officials to urge rabbit owners to step up biosecurity and vaccination. A deadly ...

A single farm near the South African border just upended one of Africa's most carefully guarded livestock zones. Here's what happened, why it matters, and what veterinarians everywhere can take from ...

A new case report out of Illinois found bird flu deep in the tissues of both a cat and two rats, and vet teams should take note. When 105 birds on a small Illinois farm nearly wiped out overnight this ...

I have spent most of my career in veterinary medicine without a physical exam table in the room. My first real job out of practice was on the phones at an animal poison control center, talking a ...