
Using Worm Egg Counts to Guide Dog Deworming
Sarah-Jane Molier explains how stool-based worm egg counts can target deworming in dogs, while a review of vaccine no evidence that multiple shots overload a pet’s immune system.

Sarah-Jane Molier explains how stool-based worm egg counts can target deworming in dogs, while a review of vaccine no evidence that multiple shots overload a pet’s immune system.

Two separate pet health stories explore feline behavior and canine Lyme disease treatment. The first explains why cats dig their claws into owners, while the second questions the standard 28-day antibiotic course for dogs with Lyme disease.

Tara Bahadur Pun, a veterinary student in Nepal, has been awarded the 2026 WSAVA Michael J. Day Scholarship. His research will investigate leptospirosis in free-roaming dogs to inform vaccine and public health strategies.

Veterinary professionals are advising pet owners to discuss financial planning for unexpected medical costs during routine wellness visits.

A veterinarian explains the low probability of indoor cats transmitting Toxoplasma gondii to pregnant owners.

A veterinary mentor argues that structured clinical mentorship alone fails new graduates, whose deeper struggle is professional isolation.

Dr. Peter Weinstein details a three-phase system for veterinary hospitals to build and retain a strong team.

A new survey of 3,600 US pet owners finds pets significantly impact decisions on housing, relationships, and financial planning.

The UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine has reappointed Dean Mark Stetter to a second five-year term.

Dr. Galia Shalev has received the 2026 WSAVA Companion Animal Welfare Award for her emergency rescue work following the October 2023 attacks in Israel.

The World Organisation for Animal Health urges a shift from planning to practical implementation of One Health approaches at the national level.
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